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SMITHFIELD – Construction of a new handicap entrance and an open-air program area is on its way at the Smithfield YMCA, with completion slated for mid-August, according to Smithfield YMCA

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Students at Birchwood Middle School are getting a hands-on education in the school’s new greenhouse, developing complex hydroponic systems and following closely along to see which growing

CRANSTON – The Champlin Foundation announced more than $9.6 million in capital funding, including three $1 million grants awarded to the Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum, Crossroads Rhode Island, and the

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The Champlin Foundation announced on Wednesday the awarding of more than $9.6 million in capital funding, including three $1 million grants awarded to the Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum, Crossroads Rhode Island, and the Boys and Girls Club of Providence.

COVID-delayed greenhouse will open early next month at the Rhode Island Veterans Home in Bristol.

CUMBERLAND – From faded street signs to peeling welcome signs, Cumberland is in need of a significant sign makeover, Mayor Jeff Mutter concedes.

WEST WARWICK — An event that took place over the weekend at the Pawtuxet Valley Preservation and Historical Society headquarters was one for the history books.

The Frosty Drew Observatory & Sky Theatres new PlaneWave CDK600 telescope has already provided images of galaxies millions of light years from Earth.

For the past decade, Revive the Roots has worked to bring 16 acres of Mowry Commons back to its natural state: farming the land, clearing the nearby trails, and renovating the Mary Mowry House.