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Kingsville Community Church is hosting its annual To Kingsville and County With Love free holiday meal

More than $127,000 is being spent on technology to make that happen, including new monitors at the front of the room.

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An annual event to collect and recycle scrap metal will also help raise funds for Gateway Scouting.

Chef Lidia Bastianich is coming to Rhode Island this weekend where she will meet fans and sign her new cookbook. Also dont miss her lasagna recipe.

Mayor Drew Dilkens has promptly appealed to Canada’s brand-new environment minister to solve the federal impasse that he says is preventing Ojibway Shores from…

While the construction bug won't be biting quite as hard north of Detroit this weekend, I-275 will see significant changes.

Author of the article: Doug Schmidt Publishing date: May 12, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  2 minute read "Shots fired!" In this Sept. 17, 2018 file photo, police officers are shown investigating at the scene of a confrontation between a man with a shotgun and Windsor cops responding to a domestic call for assistance at the Countryside Village trailer park off Division Road. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor Star Article content A Windsor man who barely survived being shot twice in the chest ...

One city in the Wabash Valley is receiving $2.6 million in federal funding More than one hundred million dollars is going to rural communities for infrastructure improvements in the Hoosier state. One city in the Wabash Valley is receiving a cut from those funds. Posted: Feb 24, 2021 6:15 AM Posted By: Anissa Claiborne SULLIVAN, IN. (WTHI) -- More than one hundred million dollars is going to rural communities for infrastructure improvements in the Hoosier state. One city in the Wabash Valley i...

WEST WARWICK — Nicholas Campanella insists the facility he’s proposing that would turn medical waste into electricity is a renewable-energy project that not only poses no threat to public health but would also advance the state’s environmental goals.  “We’re creating renewable energy, enough to power about a thousand homes,” the CEO of MedRecycler-RI said at a recent public meeting. “And what we’re also doing is we’re also going to help extend the life of the landfill.” Th...