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As the weather gets warmer and Fort Wetherill, Taylor Point and Beavertail become hotspots for visitors, a University of Rhode Island professor known as “The Tick Guy” is urging people to check themselves. Entomology professor Thomas Mather said it’s “almost always” a busy tick season in Rhode Island, although the population cannot be predicted based
Projects that have been approved for downtown Buzzards Bay are very close to being completed. One of those projects will finally open its doors to residents who have been waiting
Where the defendant purchasers of a vacant lot have claimed a prescriptive right to use a disputed beach, a judgment should enter declaring that the defendants do not have an easement to use the beach. “In late June 2021, defendant Michelle J. Smith and her daughters, defendants Victoria R.L. Smith and Jessica K.Q. Smith, bought
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Coyote sightings in Jamestown might be the same animal, according to a local biologist who tracks the canines on Conanicut and Aquickneck islands. Members of a Facebook group for Jamestown residents have reported an uptick in coyote sightings since the colder weather arrived, mainly in the Jamestown Shores and Shoreby Hill neighborhoods. Numi Mitchell, the