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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

Mystic ―In August of 1976, 14-year-old Jon Dodd was one of several people involved in catching a 10-foot blue shark off the shore of Sandy Point in Stonington. The experience, for the teen who had bee...

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

Hideo Yokoyamas novel centered on a man confronting the shattered pieces of his life offers a look into post-bubble Japans architectural world.

From time to time there have been writings or stories about ice boating out here on the island. In fact, there is a legacy and tradition of this very thing

Dr. Caroline (Anni) Anna Margaretha Aberg, 51, of Roslyn Harbor, Long Island passed away on Thursday, February 8, 2024 at St. Francis Hospital on Long Island, New York with her loving husband, three young children and her sister by her side.

Cameron Tall founded North Light Construction in Phoenix after a love affair with construction but a thirst to help nonprofits, too.

CHESTERS hospitality scene remained resilient over the past year with increased sales reported, according to new research.

The owner of brands such as The Botanist has seen a "significant growth" in its profits after reporting record sales.