The Latest From Warren

Warren Harbor Commission, RWU once again combine to nurture oyster spat

For pretty much some seven years on the trot now, give or take a few for reasons out of their control to a certain extent, the town's harbor commission has once again joined with staff and students …
Silva steers way into role as Warren's new harbormaster
If it has anything to do with being in or out of the water, or thereabouts at the shoreline for that matter, then Joe Silva has … Read More
Bristol Warren 12U baseball stars fall in District 2 final
EAST PROVIDENCE — The Bristol Warren Little League 12-and-under baseball All-Stars suffered a gut-wrenching, 2-1 extra-inning loss … Read More
Barrington Schools reorganizing after superintendent's departure
The Barrington School Committee is meeting tomorrow, July 11, to start organizing the next phase of school district leadership, … Read More
Bristol Warren beats Barrington, reaches 12U baseball district final
The Bristol Warren 12-and-under Little League Baseball All-Stars will play for the District 2 title after the locals defeated … Read More
Bristol Warren Junior Baseball Stars suffer first loss of summer
CRANSTON — The Bristol Warren Junior Division Little League All-Stars suffered their first defeat during the 2025 summer season … Read More
School parking lot potholes in Warren leave councilors feeling unfulfilled
It's not often that town officials get involved in school related issues, but the condition of the parking lots at the Hugh Cole … Read More
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