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FROM THE AIR: These images of the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC) Central Landfill and Material Recycling Facility in Johnston were captured by drones piloted by Trevor Bryan, an FAA Licensed and insured drone pilot, the owner and operator of New England Aerial Services. For more information on the Warwick-based company, visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/newenglandaerialservices.
How old will Rhode Island's Central Landfill grow?
The Ocean State’s garbage cans empty into Johnston. But how long will Johnston remain Rhode Island’s dump? Estimates for the landfill’s lifespan are shifting. The Rhode Island … more
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CARDILLO VS CARDILLO: Incumbent State Rep. Edward T. Cardillo Jr. (left) will likely face his nephew Dennis Cardillo Jr. (at right) in the primary for the District 42 seat. Rep. Ed Cardillo has accused his nephew, Dennis, of lying about his residency. A hearing on the allegations will be held Thursday by the Johnston Board of Canvassers.
Relative opponents squabble over residency in RI District 42
Former Massachusetts congressman and U.S. Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill coined the famous phrase: “All politics is local.” In Rhode Island, local politics tend to be … more
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Stealth sewers
It’s been more than 25 years since the Warwick Sewer Authority started talking about and then designing sewers for what has become known as the Bayside project. And now that that it’s … more
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Complaint clouds Carreiro’s candidacy in senate race
Lt. Michael Carreiro, president of the Warwick Firefighters union, hit one rough patch in his quest to succeed Michael McCaffrey as the District 29 senator when it was revealed last month that he … more
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FIELDING QUESTIONS: Superintendent Lynn Dambruch answered some questions from the audience, urging those in attendance to speak directly with staff members prepared to address specifics. 
‘Only shot’, says group supporting new schools
Building Warwick’s Future, a group formed to raise funds in support of building new Toll Gate and Pilgrim High Schools, announced its platform Monday afternoon at Pilgrim with the group … more
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Horse power for police: Those attending National Night Out, which was held for a first time at Rocky Point Tuesday, may have wondered if Warwick Police now have a mounted command. That’s not the case, although Sgt. Steven Courville commander of the visiting Providence Command was a nice touch to an event that was attended by thousands. (Warwick Beacon photos)
Reminiscent of those good ‘olde’ days at Rocky Point
The Rocky Point Midway made a return Tuesday afternoon. More that 100 tents lined the park walkway as vendors sold a variety of goods from clothing to collectibles and non-profits and municipal … more
Horse power for police: Those attending National Night Out, which was held for a first time at Rocky Point Tuesday, may have wondered if Warwick Police now have a mounted command. That’s not the case, although Sgt. Steven Courville commander of the visiting Providence Command was a nice touch to an event that was attended by thousands. (Warwick Beacon photos)
Reminiscent of those good ‘olde’ days at Rocky Point
The Rocky Point Midway made a return Tuesday afternoon. More that 100 tents lined the park walkway as vendors sold a variety of goods from clothing to collectibles and non-profits and municipal … more
FEELING AT HOME: Filmmaker Karin Muller and Jody King of Warwick outline plans for a day of shooting at King’s kitchen counter. (Warwick Beacon photos)
Those who build community
By JOHN HOWELL The excitement was high and the dogs barking made it all the more palpable. Karin Muller pulled open the door and in an instant the larger of the two – a German shepherd … more
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Free July 31 concert at church dedication of harpsichord Free July 31 concert at church dedication of harpsichord
Greenwood Church is holding a special recital on Sunday, July 31 at 2:00 p.m. to dedicate a unique instrument: a harpsichord, built in 1976 by NYU computer science professor Paul Abrahams, who will … more
DOOR-TO-DOOR: District 25 state Senate candidate Christopher B. Maselli has been going door-to-door making his case to voters.
Johnston's 'second chance senate seat'
Christopher B. Maselli says he wants a second chance. The Rhode Island judiciary granted his wish. Now, he’s asking Johnston’s voters to do the same. The real estate attorney and … more
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Forums to outline features, cost of 2 new high schools
In November Warwick will be asked whether the City should issue $350 million in bonds to build new Pilgrim and Toll Gate High Schools. But before then at least three forums are planned with the … more
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Water usage spikes despite appeal to conserve
Despite an appeal for residents to limit outdoor water uses, the consumption of water in the city is running about twice what it usually is for this time of year, averaging more than 1 million … more
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