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LINCOLN – The Moffett Mill, a circa-1812 relic of Lincoln’s past on Great Road, will be closed to the public for the foreseeable future.

PAWTUCKET – By this time next year, the new space for Alison Bologna’s Shri Studio should be fully ready to go, aided by a $100,000 grant fromThe Centreville Bank Charitable

CRANSTON – The Champlin Foundation announced $13.2 million in capital funding to 126 nonprofit organizations serving a variety of priorities, including 17 first-time grantees.

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The Champlin Foundation announced its latest round of grant funding on December 6 with a total of $13.20 million in capital funding for 126 non-profit organizations, mainly in Rhode Island. (One grant went to Mystic, Conn.) Among those grants were...

WEST WARWICK — Just in time for the holidays, The Arctic Playhouse has moved in fully to its theater at 1249 Main Street — and what better way to celebrate

The Island Free Library Board of Trustees continued its discussion of the ongoing renovations at the library, with input from new Facilities Manager, Tom Risom, on November 16. The library is undergoing a major renovation to the building as all the...

NORTH PROVIDENCE – The Champlin Foundation has awarded a $73,000 grant to North Providence High School to support creation of its Literacy Innovation Center.

The Island Free Library Board of Trustees met on Tuesday and continued to explore options to complete the renovations despite a severe budget shortfall. Town Finance Director Amy Land had provided the trustees with an updated budget reflecting the...

Early fall is prime time for hunting mushrooms, and this year’s crop has been especially bountiful, thanks to abundant rainfall and warm temperatures.