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Some people greet him as “Your Honor”. Others, “Mayor”. But probably over half the state simply calls him “Frank”. I am referring, of course, to … more
Garden designer, and garden tourist Jana Milbocker will give a presentation on Gardens of the Gilded Age at Warwick Public Library on Tuesday, April 16 at 7 p.m. The Gilded Age is renowned for its … more
Completes Basic [Photo gallery]
Airman First Class Andrew Medeiros graduated from Basic Training at Lackland Air Force Base in Lackland, Texas. He is the son of Jim and Carol Medeiros of Warwick. A 2011 graduate of Toll Gate High … more
At the time of year when colleges are sending out their financial aid packages, $4 million in scholarships is available through the Rhode Island Foundation. Four dozen Cranston students received aid … more
While many boats are still tucked away for the winter in their protective shrink wrap, Anthony Diorio and Jackie Murdock weren’t going to let a few rain drops accompanied by moments of sunshine … more
Scouting for trash [Photo gallery]
Warwick Troop 1284 turned a Thursday morning… more
What you’ll catch [Photo gallery]
A southerly, low humidity and a sky crossed by contrails made for perfect conditions Sunday evening at Conimicut Point. And gathering from all those who lined the sandbar, it was good fishing, too. more
Boatyards hum with the sound of buffers and sanders in the spring, but usually at this time of year the ritual is that of buttoning up things for the winter. That wasn’t the case this weekend for … more
The Warwick Symphony Orchestra woodwind quartet and a studio orchestra will be featured in a concert of chamber music  at Warwick Public Library on Sunday, April 21, at 2 p.m. The Warwick … more
New Beach Contour [Photo gallery]
Department of Public Works crews got an early jump on addressing the erosion… more
Take home Pixie [Photo gallery]
Pixie is a young adult, petit cat that was found as a stray … more
Sandy’s fury [Photo gallery]
Acting Director of Public Works David Picozzi not only found wind-driven waves crashing over the walkway at Rocky Point during Hurricane Sandy, but also several people who wanted to take in the … more
There was no better time to have some green eggs and ham that last Thursday, the birthday of Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, than to visit the IHOP on Airport Road. Dr. Seuss was … more
What’s in your trunk? [Photo gallery]
Despite last week's hurricane, more than 100 students and families from St. Peter School celebrated Halloween with a "Trunk or Treat" event. Families decorated the trunks of their cars and the … more
On Monday, April 22, Education Committee Chairwoman Sandra Cano and Senate President Pro Tempore Hanna Gallo will host the Senate Education Summit from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Community College of … more
The federal government estimates more than 17 American veterans took their own lives each day of 2021. And more than a 100 more veterans committed suicide in 2021, than the year before. The … more
The third grade class of St. Rose of Lima teacher Jennifer Liddle was well equipped to view Monday’s eclipse . “We have completed a unit in science on astrology recently, so the timing … more
He nabbed criminals on the lam, discovered the missing, took drugs and guns off the street and won the hearts of all those lucky enough to scratch him behind the ear. Law enforcement gathered Monday … more
Hard to plan for [Photo gallery]
While floods, hurricanes and rising sea levels are unwelcome … more
A leg up on summer? [Photo gallery]
No question some unusually warm weather has made for some interesting scenes including this one captured while waiting for the light to change at Hoxsie Four Corners. We’re all getting a kick out … more
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