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/CNW Telbec/ - For the back-to-school season, CIRANO is offering teachers in high schools, CEGEPs and community colleges across Canada exciting financial...

Today is the 248th day of 2022. There are 117 days left in the year. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 1972: The Palestinian group Black September attacks the Israeli Olympic delegation at the Munich Games...

WOONSOCKET – Plenty of candidates are at least initially planning a run for a City Council or local General Assembly seat, after filing declaration papers last week.

WOONSOCKET – No news is not good news when it comes to the potential million ambitious elementary school renovation project to be funded through a bond, according to School Committee

WOONSOCKET – On a bright and sunny Friday afternoon, the city graduated the Class of 2022 from Woonsocket High School and Woonsocket Area Career and Technical Center. Jaliyah Joseph, junior

WOONSOCKET – The Woonsocket School Committee and City Council held a joint meeting on Monday to discuss the city’s contribution to the Education Department’s budget in the coming fiscal years.

WOONSOCKET – The Woonsocket School Committee meeting of May 25 included a call from one teacher for a new safety program to be implemented.

2020 was a boon for a lot of dogs and their owners alike. Finding day care or dog walkers was no longer a priority, and animal adoption flourished.But with people now returning to work, veterinary and animal care specialists say the problem of finding...

May 4, 2021 GLADSTONE — John Robert Jackson, son of James R, and Elaine Jackson, of Gladstone passed away suddenly but peacefully in his sleep on April 29th 2021 at the age of 74. A graduate of Rock High School, his dreams of a four-minute mile were cut short in the summer of 1963. A diving accident injured his spine leaving him functionally quadriplegic. The doctors at the time told him he would be confined to a motorized wheelchair for the rest of his days. A surprise to no one who knew h...

WOONSOCKET – Most of the discussion of the financial impacts of the pandemic has centered on the funds spent to combat COVID-19, but it’s the ones that weren’t spent that could become a talking point in the upcoming city budget season. Last Friday, Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt announced in a press release the city’s 2020 audit confirmed budgetary surpluses of $479,417 on the city side and $2,562,362 for the Woonsocket Education Department for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020. She lauded...