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During this season where the gifts we receive and provide to others contributes towards a feeling of general gratitude and merriment, it seems appropriate to cast a light on an organization working …

SMITHFIELD – With swimmers at the Smithfield YMCA beginning as young as six months old and going on to become instructors or lifeguards as they mature, Director Shauna Lewis says

The East Bay Food Pantry will be receiving $51,015 to resurface the floors at their facility, and awarded $30,000 to Linden Place for the preservation of the 18th Century Summer House.

PAWTUCKET – Big renovations are happening at the Pawtucket Public Library, in an effort to preserve its main buildings and protect them from further water damage.

Once Halloween is over, many of us wish for more opportunities to dress up for a theme party. Before the holidays set in, Sojourner House is hosting its

Backed by a groundswell of community support, the Cranston League for Cranston’s Future (CLCF) is breaking ground on a 1,800 square foot addition to their building this Thursday at 9 a.m. …

The Public’s Radio, the NPR member station in Rhode Island, which has been operating a news bureau and studio in a storefront at the restored United theater in Westerly, is planning to leave because o...

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Construction restricting access to the building to its side entrance on Croade Street will persist for about a month.

Annelise Conway walked out of the Barrington Town Council meeting on Wednesday night, Aug. 30, feeling frustrated. A few minutes before the meeting adjourned, Conway made a motion to have the …