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Mildred "Millie" Destremps
Mildred Destremps, 78, Tiverton
Mildred “Millie” (DeCosta) Destremps, 78, of  Tiverton, wife of Ronald Destremps, passed away Thursday, May 6, 2021. She was the parish secretary for St. Christopher’s and … more
Tigers junior inside/outside hitter, Molly Richardson volleys the ball over the net during the team's semifinals match against Woonsocket. 
Tiverton falls to Woonsocket 3-1 in semis
The Tiverton girls volleyball team performed their last team cheer after losing to Woonsocket, 3-1 (25-16, 24-26, 25-22, 25-16), in the Division IV semifinals at Woonsocket on Thursday … more
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Rep. John G. Edwards
Rep. Edwards files bills impacting Tiverton
STATE HOUSE — Rep. John G. Edwards (D-Dist. 70, Tiverton, Portsmouth), the Majority Floor Manager of the House of Representatives, has introduced several bills that address ongoing issues … more
Little Compton Police: Cars towed for suspended licenses
Monday, April 26 Police received a report of vandalism at the Warrens Point Beach Club at 6:39 pm. Tuesday, April 27 After an 8:38 pm traffic stop in the vicinity of Bumble Bee Farms, West … more
Tiverton Police
Tiverton Police: Disseminating indecent material charged
Monday, April 12 A Windwood Drive resident called to report being scammed out of several thousand dollars. Caitlin M. Lancia, 29, of Warwick, was arrested on three counts of narcotics … more
Sakonnet Times - Thursday, May 6, 2021
East Bay vaccination pod now accepts walk-in clients
EAST PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Department of Health last week announced the East Bay COVID-19 vaccination pod located in city at the Shoppers Town Plaza, 589 Taunton Ave., would going … more
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Letter: Is this truly a good place for a 150-foot Westport cell tower?
To the editor: The entire length of Drift Road is a Massachusetts Heritage Landcape of seven miles listed on Mass.gov.   Is a cell tower complete with chain link fence/concertina wire and … more
The plantings around the pool provide both privacy and a very soft, elegant atmosphere. Brooke said: “There were so many big trees and beautiful plantings on the site, and there was woods behind it. The whole space was surrounded by natural areas, and the homeowner really liked that look, liked the natural stone on the property, so we wanted everything with did to blend with that natural setting … In a space like this you want to clean it up, but make it feel like it’s always been there.”
Big plans for intimate spaces
Brooke Merriam has learned a handful of truths in her 15 years as a landscape designer. One is to work with what you’ve got. Terrain, soil, weather, sunlight — they typically can’t … more
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Letter: Day of Prayer tradition carries special meaning in pandemic
To the editor: The National Day of Prayer is an annual observance held on the first Thursday of May, inviting people of all faiths to pray for the nation. This year marks the 70th anniversary … more
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