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Jamestown Running Club members Steve Furtado, from left, Bill Alexander and Jeremy Collie ascend Green Lane during their 5K run Saturday that began and ended at Lawn School. PHOTO BY ANDREA VON HOHENLEITEN Regardless of the weather — from the dog days of summer to the doldrums of winter — a group of runners is

What makes a great brewery experience? Is it the beer? The atmosphere of the taproom? Seriously we are asking you.

A nostalgic look at how students in Jamestown commuted to high school before the Pell Bridge was built will be screened at 7 p.m. March 8 via Zoom. From 1896 to 1969, local students took the ferry 2.5 miles across the East Passage of Narragansett Bay to attend high school. They experienced hurricanes, saw bombed

The tourism bureau for Newport and Bristol counties is reporting that tourism and hospitality revenue saw an uptick in 2022, as did interest in Jamestown. Evan Smith, a Jamestown resident who serves as president and CEO of Discover Newport, said there was demand for inbound travel in the nine cities and towns across the two

On Dec. 23, 2022 our 1982 Ericson 30 came to a violent end during a severe gale in Newport Harbor. Reverie , which I’d owned for 17 years, was a tough old boat; however, she was no match for this storm and sustained major structural damage...

When I was a very young kid, maybe four or five, I remembered a day that my mom and dad took us kids to Bristol. It was a Sunday, and we parked across the street from what is now the Herreshoff Marine Museum. My dad pointed the car right toward the...

Seven topics are among the issues the recently seated council have identified as topics of importance during the current two year term.

Rhode Island State Rep. Lauren H. Carson is demanding that Department of Transportation officials "do a better job" communicating to the public about the day-to-day changes to the traffic patterns.

This problem is beyond emergent. How many more will die? How many more will suffer?

Students in RISD’s Interior Architecture department use AR/VR tech to show concepts for a pedestrian- and bike-friendly Pell Bridge at exhibition in Newport, RI.