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Garfield students are back at school after losing a classmate to gun violence on their campus last week. Adults greeted them as they returned.

100 Years Ago: 1924 Fred W. Barron of Bath is the champion garden here so far as is known. He has planted his first patch of peas. 50 Years Ago: 1974 Second District William S. Cohen was seen warming up in front of the Capitol Building in Washington, D. C. for the fourth Annual Walk-A-Thon […]

Chorale director and orchestra conductor John Finney built up a long-lasting and prestigious reputation throughout his career at Boston College.

Here’s what readers are saying in Wednesday’s letters to the editor.

AFSCME says raises given to correctional police officers, in accordance with a January law, will widen racial and gender pay gaps unless also given to others.

Ronald Andruchuk will have to undergo mental-health and substance-use treatment as his case proceeds.

U.S. District Court Judge John J. McConnell Jr. heard Thursday morning from lawyers who disagree about whether Ronald Andruchuk should remain in jail.

PROVIDENCE – A Burrillville man was arrested on Thursday following a Project Safe Neighborhoods investigation by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive and the Burrillville Police Department that

Madawaska residents join hands in prayer along with thousands of others across the nation this week with the intention to “Keep Christ in Christmas” at the local farmers market.

Providence — A Rhode Island man was sentenced to three years in prison today for tax evasion, announced Special Agent in Charge Kristina OConnell of IRS Criminal Investigation. According to court documents, for more than ten years, Billie R. Schofield attempted to evade his federal income taxes. Schofield partly owned and worked for Northern Pelagic LLC, a seafood processing business located in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Despite earning hundreds of thousands of dollars in income, Schofield...