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GoLocalProv | RI Beachfront Property Owners Sue State Over Recently Enacted Coastal Access Law - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | RI Beachfront Property Owners Sue State Over Recently Enacted Coastal Access Law

The Rhode Island Association of Coastal Taxpayers (RIACT) is suing state officials in federal court — alleging the new coastal access law in Rhode Island amounts to the “physical taking of private property without just compensation.”

Rhode Island Olympian to Lead Two Emerge Youth Life Skills Summer Camp Sessions This August - Vimarsana News

Rhode Island Olympian to Lead Two Emerge Youth Life Skills Summer Camp Sessions This August

Who better to help teach Ocean State kids life skills both in the water and on land than a bona fide Olympian slash former “Survivor” contestant and a

GoLocalProv | Plan to Move 50,000 Tons of "Hazardous" Material to Providence Neighborhood Draws Strong Criticism - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Plan to Move 50,000 Tons of "Hazardous" Material to Providence Neighborhood Draws Strong Criticism

Previously, North Kingstown and East Providence blocked a proposal by the Narragansett Bay Commission (NBC) to move an estimated 50,000 tons of what has been described as "hazardous" material to their communities.

Burrillville family farm saved for agricultural use in perpetuity - Vimarsana News

Burrillville family farm saved for agricultural use in perpetuity

Because of the generosity of a local family farm, a group of private and public open space and conservation organizations could buy

State health and environmental officials urge prevention to avoid tick bites - Vimarsana News

State health and environmental officials urge prevention to avoid tick bites

PROVIDENCE – With warmer weather, and with Rhode Island still a high-incidence state for Lyme disease, the Rhode Island Department of Health and the Department of Environmental Management are urging