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CUMBERLAND – A proposal to study the feasibility of adding sidewalks across Cumberland is set to go to the Town Council.

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Ethics Commission on Tuesday decided that there wasn’t enough probable cause to prove that Tony Silva, former chief of staff to Gov. Dan McKee, violated

LINCOLN – Town officials in Lincoln are preparing to change up the process for repaving local roadways, taking the guesswork away by hiring an outside consultant.

CUMBERLAND – To anyone paying attention in Cumberland this past year, it was clear that one of the biggest storylines outside of COVID and its impacts was the town taking

CUMBERLAND – Resident Gil Denomme says he’s at his wit’s end with trying to address a dog next door that’s repeatedly damaged his fence, saying he wants town officials to

CUMBERLAND – Plans to expand the Blackstone Valley Prep High School off Broad Street are raising questions on two main fronts:

CUMBERLAND – A young person from Cumberland who decides to go into the military straight out of high school and doesn’t go to college will now have a chance to

CUMBERLAND – Residents who want to petition the town for improved traffic safety in their neighborhoods should soon have an easier time of it.

CUMBERLAND – A dense and largely uncontrolled cover of invasive Norway maple trees between Mill Street and the Blackstone River next to Town Hall make it virtually impossible to see

CUMBERLAND – Six years after U.S. Navy Korean War veteran and retired town employee Stanley “Stosh” Stowik was found murdered in his home, police have yet to make an arrest