John Blais News Today

Ballantine Communications Inc., which owns The Durango Herald and The Journal in Southwest Colorado, announced Thursday that it has reached an agreement with Gannett Co. Inc. to purchase the Farmingto...

PAWTUCKET – Speed humps will be installed at two crosswalk locations in Slater Park by this summer, according to Parks and Recreation Director John Blais, one at the Looff Carousel

The extraction of stone, sand and gravel is fundamental to building and development in Ontario, and we strive to do it in a responsible way.

Why are pit and quarry operators being allowed to wreak havoc on the environment?

There’s a new face of Ballantine Communications, as John Blais is the new CEO and publisher. Blais, who started his duties on Monday, takes over the helm at a time where Ballantine Communications adde...

City staff said they requested additional information from the applicants, which was not ready in time for the initial hearing scheduled for this week.

In a first reading, the council approved a new septic design standard and rezoned 60 acres of land off Gracelawn Road owned by John Gendron.

During a City Council workshop Monday, officials discussed the timeline and design for the project, as well as the next major step in the process: public hearings on a proposal to discontinue Chestnut Street as a public way.

PAWTUCKET – For years now, city native Donna Houle has known about other cities holding ceremonies and events for National Merry-Go-Round Day every July 25, but just couldn’t find the

PAWTUCKET – It’s been a strong summer for the Looff Carousel at Slater Park, aided in part by decisions to remain open during some rainy days.