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Trump teeters in the twilight zone
C BS has been interviewing potential voters in the so-called swing states about for whom they are going to vote for President. Virtually all Trump supporters said they were voting for him … more
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Help the planet, become a bird-scaper
Each autumn bird watching enthusiasts flock to Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, which are main stops on the Atlantic Flyway. Glimpses of rare birds and awe-inspiring views of flocks of … more
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Top Houde of West Warwick with a keeper striped bass he caught and took home for fish chowder last Friday at Brenton Reef off Newport.
Still time to register for the Tog Classic
I f you have not fished a tautog tournament, this is the one to enter. The AnglerCatch RI Tog Classic will be held Sunday, Oct. 13, from sunrise to 2 p.m. There are over $50,000 in prizes and … more
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Two moving historical fictions and a tale of good vs. evil
Fall is upon us and I’ve been delving into more historical fiction and another book by Ron Rash. “The Matchmaker’s Gift” by Lynda Cohen Loigman (2022) is a charming, … more
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Letter: A video is worth 1,000 words — Stop Seasons
I am seeing political lawn signs everywhere, but have you noticed the yellow ones that aren’t political? They say "STOP SEASONS," and not everyone I asked knew what they meant. Turns out that a … more
Letter: This year's school board race seems different — get informed
I have been part of the Wilbur McMahon School community for 50-plus years — as a parent, as a teacher, and now as a grandparent. I have seen more administrators and school committee members … more
Letter: The myth of Little Compton’s Republican fiscal advantage
After my last swim of the Summer I ran into one of the first friends I made when I moved into town in the late ‘80s. Besides being veterans we have little else in common; yet, we enjoy shooting … more
Democratic and Independent candidates for Little Compton Town Council took part in this 2022 forum sponsored by the Sakonnet Times, which all Republican candidates skipped. The same is expected in 2024, with Republicans holding their own forum, and Democrats expected to take part in a forum organized by the Sakonnet Times.
Dems, GOP will have separate forums in Little Compton
If Little Compton residents want to learn more about their candidates for local office, it looks like they will have to attend two separate political forums. Little Compton Republicans have … more
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Trying to solve the primary care problem in this region
STORY OF THE WEEK: Although getting an appointment with a doctor is a fundamental need, doing that has become increasingly difficult due to the shortage of primary care physicians in Rhode Island. … more
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Portsmouth’s Kylie Delemos leads a teammate with a pass while competing against Ponaganset on Saturday, Sept. 28, at home. The Patriots prevailed, 2-0.
Portsmouth shuts out Ponaganset in girls’ soccer, 2-0
PORTSMOUTH — Bumped back up to Division I this year after capturing the D-2 state championship last fall, the Portsmouth High School girls’ varsity soccer team notched a shutout win … more
A Northern Flicker takes a break from foraging for ants in the authors’ pesticide-free birdscape. Although Flickers remain common, they have experienced a more than 50 percent population decline over the last 40 years, with populations continuing to decline an average of 1.59 percent annually. Flickers primarily forage on the ground and are particularly susceptible to harm from the 80 million pounds of poison applied to lawns each year for purely aesthetic purposes.
Help the planet, become a bird-scaper
Each autumn bird watching enthusiasts flock to Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, which are main stops on the Atlantic Flyway. Glimpses of rare birds and awe-inspiring views of flocks of … more
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Greet Holly, the police department’s comfort dog for the Portsmouth school district, on Friday, Oct. 4, at the Escobar Corn Maze.
In Portsmouth: Come help care for Holly!
PORTSMOUTH — One of our favorite four-legged friends will be the beneficiary of Escobar Corn Maze Night on Friday, Oct. 4. more
Mark Gleicher (left) campaigns with Patrick McHugh, candidate for Little Compton Town Council, in 2022.
Gonzalez exit leaves questions on school board race
Come Wednesday, Nov. 6, Little Compton could see an exceedingly rare, if not unprecedented, turn of events in Rhode Island —   a husband and wife serving together on the same school committee, following the resignation Monday … more
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Letter: I’m leaving, and worry for Little Compton’s future
I am writing to share effective Monday, Sept. 23, I have resigned as a member of the Little Compton School Committee, a role that has been both an honor and a responsibility.  Sadly, as … more
"Sour Grapes"
— Tim Jones is a native of East Providence. His strip, "Sourgrapes," is syndicated in numerous publications across the country. more
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Letter: Outgoing Tiverton councilor has tips for those who'll take his place
The election season is now upon us, and in Tiverton we now know who the actual candidates are. I sincerely hope they have all given a lot of thought to the commitment they are making, particularly … more
Letter: Can we move Little Compton back from the tipping point?
Nine months ago, I wrote a commentary for the Sakonnet Times titled “ Little Compton at the tipping point: Loving it to death? ” (Dec. 28, 2023). On January 10, 2024, a group of … more
Speak up, seniors — Little Compton survey now open
    Little Compton officials want to know how the town and local senior service providers can improve the support system for the community’s older residents and provide … more
Keeping Hasbro here will be a top priority for the state
STORY OF THE WEEK: Rhode Island officials plan to assemble a proposal in the weeks ahead meant to keep Hasbro in the state. Details remain unclear for now, but Gov. Dan McKee and House Speaker Joe … more
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Hope, fear, courage and strength – A story of Ellis Island
‘The Next Ship Home’ By Heather Webb In 1902, Italian immigrants Francesca and Maria Ricci arrive at Ellis Island. Their entry into America will be at tremendous cost since fragile … more
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Letter: Demonic ideology threatens girls, parents, our community
Last week I read in the Sakonnet Times about Little Compton’s legal fight against the disturbing new guidelines the federal government is attempting to force down your throats while … more
Letter: Protect Little Compton schools from extremist influence
Voters in Little Compton have a choice to make this November: Continue with a school system that values the best interests of all our children, or cede control of our school board to a national group … more
CRMC considers request to dismiss Tiverton oyster plan
Months after legislation that would effectively restrict oyster farming at Sapowet Cove became law in the Ocean State, there is still no word yet from the Coastal Resources Management Council on … more
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Grant awards are set at pre-determined tiers of $500, $1,000 and $2,500 for eligible businesses.
Application deadline extended for businesses affected by Washington Bridge closure
Eligible small businesses and nonprofits now have until Tuesday, October 8, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. to apply. more
Portsmouth High’s Jack Casey wins a head ball against his Barrington opponent at midfield during a contest Tuesday night, Sept. 17.
Portsmouth, Barrington play to 1-1 tie in boys’ soccer (photos)
BARRINGTON — The Eagles and the Patriots played to a 1-1 tie in a Division I boys’ varsity soccer matchup on Tuesday in Barrington.   Both goals were scored in the second … more
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