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February 9, 2024
ATTLEBORO — Mayor Cathleen DeSimone has recommended to the city council that the “restrictive covenants” on the former Locust Valley Golf Course be extended for 20 years.
September 29, 2023
The wet, soggy weekends just keep on coming, and Rhode Islanders are getting sick of it.
September 23, 2023
ATTLEBORO — City Solicitor Peter Mello has ruled that Attleboro should agree to a request for a Christian flag to be flown at city hall.
July 29, 2023
A 21-year-old National Guardsman is using TikTok to ridicule his fellow soldiers and military life because he wants to be an influencer.
July 6, 2023
ATTLEBORO — It’s official: There will be no fireworks for Attleboro this year.
October 20, 2022
"(T)his location is an inappropriate location," said Brockton Public Schools attorney Peter Mello.
October 12, 2022
City, arts, and tourism officials on Wednesday announced that a new major holiday extravaganza is coming to Providence.
April 27, 2022
WaterFire is expanding its season over the previous year, but still needs to lock down more funding.
July 29, 2021
WaterFire announces 2021 season with COVID heroes kickoff Saved by state and city funding, WaterFire rolled out plans for the 2021 season on Wednesday with a Labor Day weekend kickoff. The season features four full lightings and five partial lightings, opening Sept. 4 with a commemoration of pandemic heroes and essential workers. The organization will also hold lightings to celebrate its 25th anniversary and its ninth annual salute to veterans. Last month, as WaterFire fretted that it might...
June 29, 2021
RI Governor Dan McKee. Photo: RI The State of Rhode Island -- and Providence City Council -- are now going to provide WaterFire with financial support coming out of the pandemic. GoLocal first reported last Friday that WaterFire Chief Executive Officer Peter Mello said the organization could cease to exist, following the City Council Finance Committee vote last Thursday not to fund their $300,000 request for federal funding under the American Rescue Plan Act. “The Providence City Council wi...