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May holds on to win 58th Annual Northeast Amateur Invitational
EAST PROVIDENCE — Once Garrett May reached the fifth tee, the five-shot lead he worked so hard to build was gone.Not because someone caught him, but because he had made more mistakes in those …
RIDOT announces I-95 lane shifts at I-195 exchanges
5 days ago
PROVIDENCE — Lane changes to the state’s main traffic artery may affect motorists driving to and from the East Bay and Southeastern Massachusetts. The Rhode Island Department of …
East Providence gains access to three grants for school programs
Thursday, June 20
EAST PROVIDENCE — East Providence recently received several grants intended to enhance education in the district, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Sandra Forand told the School Committee at its first …
Funding for new EPHS stalls over lingering term length question
Wednesday, June 19
EAST PROVIDENCE — The issue of four-year terms for members of the city council, thought to be done and dusted, arose once again earlier this week in regard to the financing of the new East …
EAST PROVIDENCE — The fact that the Weaver Farmers Market is about to begin its sixth season with its 2019 debut set for Thursday … Read More
EAST PROVIDENCE — William Black, Principal of Martin Middle School, announces the Honor Roll for the 2018-2019 Fourth Quarter. … Read More
EAST PROVIDENCE — Mr. Robert Perry, Riverside Middle School Principal, and Mr. Glen Salgueiro, Assistant Principal, have announced … Read More
EAST PROVIDENCE — The Northeast Amateur Invitational tournament tees off next week at Wannamoisett Country Club, the 58th annual … Read More
EAST PROVIDENCE — The first signs of site prep were visible late last week, readying the Pawtucket Avenue location for the start of … Read More
PROVIDENCE — A recruitment campaign for new Capitol Police Officers begins June 16, Colonel James M. Manni, Superintendent of … Read More
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Letter: For our planet, these numbers we dare not ignore
To the editor:
Four hundred fifteen. One million.
What are these numbers, you ask? They are dire milestones in this continuing journey of destruction of our only home by the hands of …
Editorial: A 'quenching' decision
On a variety of fronts, the mayor and the council made the right decision recently by accepting the proposal of the Bristol County Water Authority, which represents the interests of neighboring East …
Letter: Time is now to set precedent of legitimate oversight by the council
To the editor:In regard to the discussion at the April 16 Council meeting over Council members’ access to department heads, it was bound to happen that differences of opinion would come up over …
Letter: Slavery abhorrent but reparations don’t right that wrong
To the editor:
The current trend espousing the idea of paying reparations to living relatives of former slaves is a extreme example of social guilt and political correctness gone mad. While it is …