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A new restaurant within Cranston's Garden City Shopping Center offers healthy food options and takeout.

Fresh produce is delivered daily from local farms, including beets from Twin Oaks Farm, carrots from Red Fire Farm, chopped pickles from Maitland Mountain Farm, hummus from Tribe/Lakeview Farms and Carlisle Honey, all located in nearby Massachusetts. Sweetgreen, opening at Cranston's Garden City, is known for its menu of salads, bowls and sides stacked and layered with veggies and grains.

Article - Sweetgreen Expands Into Rhode Island - Today, sweetgreen announced its first Rhode Island restaurant is set to open in Cranston on April 18.

Sweetgreen will bring its fresh, sustainably-focused menu to Cranston on April 18 ... | April 17, 2023

Sweetgreen will bring its fresh, sustainably-focused menu to Cranston on April 18

We’re excited to partner with the Rhode Island Foundation to present the sixth annual Common Good Awards. This program recognizes Rhode Island businesses

FEATURED 9/29–10/31: Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular WHAT: Get into the Halloween spirit early this season by admiring the iconic symbol of autumn. As the late From the local favorite Jack O Lantern Spectacular to the always tasty Calamari Festival, we've compiled all the things to do in September in Rhode Island.

Cranston police chief, Col. Michael J. Winquist, has unveiled a new mental health program. A crisis intervention team has been at work for two months.

From Head Start preschool classes to an array of health services, the Comprehensive Community Action Program served 40,000 people in need in 2021.

The organization will use the American Rescue Plan Act funds to expand its longstanding program as part of Elorzas attempt to quell city violence.