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CHARLESTOWN — With summer all but over, it was a perfect time for a little show-and-tell session Thursday about Rhode Island’s newly-adopted law governing public access to the state’s shoreline.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN — At exactly 2:05 p.m., seven minutes before low tide, it arrives, the moment the geologists have been waiting for.
Scientists say the mean high tide line (RI's legal boundary for public access) is shifting and invisible, leaving very little space for public access.
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