Pierce Memorial News Today

Several area churches have been approved to formally separate from The United Methodist Church (UMC) over disagreements centered on homosexuals serving as clergy and same-sex unions.

Dozens of people gathered in Bangor on Saturday to call for Palestinian independence.

EAST PROVIDENCE — The City Council, in a somewhat rare step at its meeting on Tuesday night, Aug. 15, unanimously gave the first of two necessary approvals to 11 spending ordinances …

The Crown Point Board of Realtors and Rita Pierce is awarding Emma Wentz and Marlyana King the organization’s 2023 Sammy Pierce Memorial Scholarships.

The Crown Point Board of Realtors and Rita Pierce is awarding Emma Wentz and Marlyana King the organization’s 2023 Sammy Pierce Memorial Scholarships.

Calling all runners, walkers, and other supporters across the state! Don your red capes and join the AIDS Project Rhode Island (APRI)’s Superhero 5K Run/Walk for Life on Saturday, May 6 …

Voices advocating for paid family and medical leave echoed across the streets of downtown Bangor from Pierce Memorial Park.

AIDS Project Rhode Island (APRI) is hosting its thirty-sixth annual AIDS Walk for Life event on Saturday, May 6. Established in the 1980s as part of a

On National Take the Stairs Day, the American Lung Association is challenging people to register for the Providence Fight For Air Climb.

Wicked Local Several side streets will be designated “no parking” from 7-8:30 a.m. during the school year around the Saugus Middle-High School and Highland Avenue will become one-way from 1-5 p.m. in a plan the Board of Selectmen supported to alleviate overflow parking in the neighborhood. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to make the following streets “no parking” from 7-8:30 a.m. during school days: Highland Avenue, Orchard Avenue, Farmland Road, Highland Park, Meadow Lane and ...