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Hang on, parents! It’s time for summer reading events, festival season, outdoor concerts, farmers markets and so much more.

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A group of excited neighbors and partners gathered on Blue Hill Avenue on Monday afternoon (May 23) for the grand opening of Unity Park, a 5,000 square-foot community space owned by Lena Park Community Development Corp. The facility was built with funding from the Community Preservation Act. “This is what happens when you put state, city, and non-profits together,” said Lena

There will be traditional ceremonies, the Eglin gate-to-gate memorial run, a memorial workout in honor of a 7th Special Forces soldier

After testy discussion and a failed policy amendment, Greenville City Council voted to spend $5.5 million in public money for a tower in Unity Park.

TURNERS FALLS — Generations of Turners Falls residents braved the noontime heat to show appreciation for veteran athletics coach and lifelong Turners Falls resident George F. Bush during his dedication ceremony at Unity Park’s baseball field on...

RIs food scene comes alive in the summer and offers something special for everyone. From brewery tours, great seafood or ice cream with a view!

'Ride of Silence' in Greenville took place Wednesday evening

Unity Park opens today with an official opening ceremony beginning at 10 a.m.

There probably hasn’t been a park opened along on Blue Hill Avenue for probably more than 100 years, but that will change next Monday when Unity Park opens to the public. Located in the 700 block between a tire shop, large residential buildings, and a frequently parked mobile fruit dealer, the Park is being described as an “oasis” amid a very busy and challenging stretch of