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November 22, 2023
Perhaps the word ELITE – which was prominently displayed on an athletic shirt that was draped over a table - best summed up last week’s special ceremony for National Letter of Intent …
February 13, 2023
The Rhode Island State Police are investigating a fatal crash. On Saturday at approximately 7:30 PM, Troopers from the Scituate Barracks as well as members from the Johnston Fire Department responded to the crash involving a single motor vehicle on the o
February 12, 2023
JOHNSTON – Rhode Island State Police are investigating a fatal crash on Route 6 in Johnston on Saturday, Feb. 11.
October 27, 2022
First responders hosted a trick-or-treating event Wednesday evening at the Johnston Fire Station.
April 7, 2022
WOONSOCKET – Authentic Abstraction is the work of two former firefighters whose creative explorations together have helped in treating Post Traumatic Stress Disorder stemming from their time on the force.
April 21, 2021
Fire kills 3000 chickens at Rhode Island poultry farm Paul Edward Parker, The Providence Journal © David DelPoio Firefighter still on the scene at Baffonis Poultry in Johnston. JOHNSTON — Some 3,000 chickens in a coop died in a fire Wednesday morning at Baffonis Poultry Farm, according to a Twitter post by one of the owners. The Johnston Fire Department confirmed the fire at the Greenville Avenue was reported around 5 a.m., but said further information was not immediately a...
April 21, 2021
Fire kills 3000 chickens at Rhode Island poultry farm Paul Edward Parker, The Providence Journal © David DelPoio Firefighter still on the scene at Baffonis Poultry in Johnston. JOHNSTON — Some 3,000 chickens in a coop died in a fire Wednesday morning at Baffonis Poultry Farm, according to a Twitter post by one of the owners. The Johnston Fire Department confirmed the fire at the Greenville Avenue was reported around 5 a.m., but said further information was not immediately a...