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By JOHN HOWELL “Coming up,” Warwick Police Officer Andrew Chretien said above the hum of the twin outboards. The engines went from a purr to a roar as police marine vessels cleared …

The July 14th deadline has come and gone, and United States General Service Administration (GSA) Spokesman Paul Hughes says “over a dozen” parties have expressed interest in Warwick Neck …

PROVIDENCE – For generations they have stood tall along Rhode Island’s shorelines helping to safely guide maritime traffic.

Day-to-day operations of all three Rhode Island lighthouses will be turned over to their new owners.

EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The National Park Service is recommending transferring ownership of three historic Rhode Island lighthouses from the federal government to the state government. U.S. Sen. Jack Reed said the park service suggests that Beavertail Lighthouse, Sandy Point Lighthouse, and Watch Hill Lighthouse, be turned over to local authorities. Reed says he […]

If you are fortunate enough to catch a striped bass in the allowable slot size of 28 to less than 31 inches, and plan to keep and eat it, here are some tips on how to preserve and cook the fish. …

Project Bug and Gurnet Lights submits letter of interest to government

Have you always wanted to own a lighthouse?

Have you always wanted to own a lighthouse?

On Wednesday, May 31, 2023, Marsha L. Gillette, of Warwick Neck, R.I., passed away surrounded by loved ones who will continue to honor her legacy by living life to its fullest. Marsha was born June 26, 1952, in St. Charles, MO., to Marshall William and Mary Jean (Schneider) Gillette. Marsha spent her early childhood