The Latest From Warren

State celebrates clamming industry with annual 'Quahog Week'

The governor, representatives from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, the Rhode Island Seafood Marketing Collaborative and the Rhode Island Shellfisherman's Association gathered …
Kickemuit kicks up some dirt — outdoor learning space finally underway
A stroll along a winding meadow path, surrounded by native plants, reveals a world alive with butterflies, ladybugs, and the cheerful … Read More
Gallery: KMS students bring 'Shrek Jr.' alive!
Arts Alive! and young thespians from Kickemuit Middle School joined together for performances of "Shrek The Musical, Jr." last … Read More
Warren Planning Board talks improving communications, planner situation
The Warren Planning Board agenda for its May 19 meeting, like those of the six months prior, included an expected public hearing on … Read More
Huskies start track and field championship slate
The final few weeks of spring are supposed to be one of anticipation and exaltation for track and field athletes, but the mood turned … Read More
Warren Town Council accepts RI Commerce funding for Metacom land study
The town council, at its May 13 meeting, approved taking advantage of a grant opportunity through Rhode Island Commerce in the amount … Read More
Accident leaves hole in CVS Pharmacy on Metacom Avenue in Warren
An elderly driver careened into the front facade of the CVS Pharmacy on Metacom Avenue in Warren just before noontime on Thursday, May … Read More
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