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Stonington, Rhode Island State Police investigating after separate school bus crashes Monday - Vimarsana News

Stonington, Rhode Island State Police investigating after separate school bus crashes Monday

No injuries were reported after a three-vehicle crash involving a school bus carrying seven students on Monday afternoon, while four students and a school bus driver from West Warwick were

Bridge builders wanted: Contract to rebuild Washington Bridge comes with big bonuses - Vimarsana News

Bridge builders wanted: Contract to rebuild Washington Bridge comes with big bonuses

The state is looking for contractors who are speedy - and will pay for early opening. But beware, if something goes awry, there's serious consequences.

Source: yahoo.com
GoLocalProv | Aetna Bridge's Hugo Mainelli, Jr. Dies at 87 - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Aetna Bridge's Hugo Mainelli, Jr. Dies at 87

Hugo Mainelli, Jr., 87, passed away peacefully at his home in Narragansett, RI, on Monday, January 29, 2024. His passion for life was palpable to the very end. He will always be remembered by friends and family for his immense generosity and enormous s

GoLocalProv | Side of the Rhode: Who's Hot and Who's Not? - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Side of the Rhode: Who's Hot and Who's Not?

Every Friday, GoLocalProv takes a look at who is rising and who is falling in Rhode Island and national politics, business, culture, and sports.

Who was the 'young engineer' who discovered Washington Bridge failure? What we know. - Vimarsana News

Who was the 'young engineer' who discovered Washington Bridge failure? What we know.

Newly released records show that RIDOT received an early warning from VHB engineer Andrew Prezioso, but it's unclear who first spotted the problem.

Source: yahoo.com