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KMS cruises into girls' soccer state championship contest

No team, of course, is flawless in any game, but the Kickemuit Middle School girls' soccer squad was pretty darn close in its 4-0 victory over visiting Hope Highlands-Cranston in a 2026 semifinal …
Ask the Warren Town Council candidates: Why should you be elected?
Next week, Tuesday, Nov. 3, the 2026 general election takes place. The campaigning and sloganeering is just about done. It's come the … Read More
Huskies secure girls' volleyball state tourney berth
The Mt. Hope High School girls' volleyball team assured itself of a spot in the upcoming Division I state championship playoffs after … Read More
Despite score, Huskies dominate in girls' soccer playoff opener
The final score was definitely not a true indication of how well and dominant the Mt. Hope High School girls' soccer club played … Read More
Ask the candidates: District 67 entrants make their final case
Concluding our coverage of the 2026 campaign leading up the November 3 election, The Times-Gazette recently engaged the candidates … Read More
Five referenda items are being proposed at the 2026 election
Voters at the November 3 general election are being asked to determine the fate of five referenda items spanning education, housing, … Read More
Mt. Hope High School's Walsh receives environmental ed honor
Mt. Hope High School senior Avery Walsh is among the recipients of the annual Rhode Island Environmental Education Association Awards … Read More
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