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In pursuit of a new 'day' for Mt. Hope High hockey

The next session in the latest series of free hockey clinics hosted by local enthusiast and entrepreneur Jeff Day is set for Presidents' Day, February 17, from 4-5:30 p.m. at the Driscoll Rink in …
Warren Arts and Cultural Commission readies new 'Call for Art'
The Warren Arts and Cultural Commission (WACC) announces a “Call for Art” for a new revolving art exhibit in the Warren Town Hall. … Read More
The Village is coming together
A recent volunteer recruitment meeting for the Bristol-Warren village was, by all accounts, a resounding success. “We are all … Read More
Environmental issues at forefront of Mt. Hope science fair
Microplastics in the water, bioremediation, wildlife health — for this year's Mt. Hope High School science fair, held Wednesday, … Read More
Where everybody knows your — diet
Dietary trends are “cool” for some, necessary for others. There are many different trends that have popped up in recent years, … Read More
Where there’s a will, there’s (not) a way
Getting a haircut is simple — for most. The steps are as follows: schedule an appointment, go to the salon, get the cut, and pay … Read More
Trio of winners leads Kickemuit to runner-up result at 2025 state middle school mat championships
The Kickemuit wrestling squad did, in fact, "kick" some tail at the 2025 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Middle School … Read More
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