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Pete Fontaine
HAWK HONCHOS: These are just four of the many people who will be working at Sunday’s fourth annual Bishop Hendricken High School Car Show on the Hawks’ campus in Warwick. The event benefits the school’s Inner City Scholarship Fund. Volunteer organizers are, from left: Bill Campbell, Ron Mosca, Chairman Mike Benedetto and Jeff Nicholson. The event will run from 2 to 4 p.m. and vehicle registration is only $5 per car or truck.
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An estimated 400 Gorton students had a couple of reasons to be happy yesterday.
For starters, the night before, the … more
The Toll Gate High School Mock Trial team spent the past weekend in Indianapolis, Ind., to compete at nationals, and discovered … more
For her senior project, Danielle Roberts, 18, designed and sold colorful greeting cards with short messages printed inside to … more
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All things being equal, Mayor Scott Avedisian’s proposed $283 million budget calling for a $3.6 million increase in spending would result in a 22-cent increase in the tax rate.
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Reasoning that the residents of Potowomut deserve the same level of fire protection and rescue service provided the rest of Warwick, and that a fire station could be built and operated at no … more
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The Warwick Police Department will join local law enforcement officers and highway safety advocates for a Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement mobilization, May 18 through May 24.
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The plaza at 400 Warwick Avenue will host a day of family fun this Saturday in an effort to drum up business.
Lynn Nardolillo took over The Donate Shop, which is located in the plaza, two months … more
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Warwick Beacon
ANXIOUS WAIT: The faces of those attending Tuesday’s School Committee meeting reflect the concern over the possible closure of Gorton.
As Rhode Islanders, explaining the state is not actually an island and it is not an extension of New York can be a common occurrence when traveling out-of-state. Tired of this, Roberta Humble decided …
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The Rhode Island Association for Justice handed out 140 helmets to Sherman School students Monday as part of its ongoing program to promote safety for kids when riding bikes or using scooters, …
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