Keith Stover News Today

Attendees of the Town Council’s meeting on April 9 on the capital budget for the upcoming fiscal year expressed frustration with the lack of detail behind the numbers for several

The Town Council unanimously approved the town’s grant agreement with the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank for the Municipal Resiliency Program at its meeting on April 4. Its purpose is to

The Town of New Shoreham is looking at a property tax increase of 17.9 percent for the coming fiscal year that starts July 1, 2024. This is to support a

The Town Council got a preview of proposed changes to zoning ordinances as a result of several new laws passed by the Rhode Island General Assembly in its 2023 legislative

Filling in communications dead spots

Flooding of the parking lot at Fred Benson Town Beach may be merely a nuisance in the winter, but in summer it can draw the ire of both visitors and

“Discuss spring priorities,” was number one on the New Shoreham Town Council’s agenda for its work session on Wednesday, January 4, and there was no shortage of things to talk

Rick Straka need only turn his head and look out the windows of his second-floor office in Minnesota State University’s Wigley Administration building to realize he’s a lucky man.

Just as the town of New Shoreham was gaining speed in amending or crafting new ordinances to facilitate more affordable and “attainable” year-round rental housing for residents, the state of

“There are a lot of things that we do because that’s how we always do them,” said First Warden Keith Stover at the beginning to the Town Council’s work session