With readers away, the critters will play
WOONSOCKET – The Woonsocket Harris Public Library is closed to the public, but that hasn’t stopped a special visitor from keeping the librarians company over the past few weeks.
A baby woodchuck has become a regular presence outside the library, where librarians say they often see him pressing his... more
Long-lost sight returns to Carriage Heights
LINCOLN – Longtime residents of Lincoln’s Carriage Heights neighborhood were greeted by a familiar sight this month: a historic horse-drawn carriage prominently displayed at the entrance to the community.
For years, a covered horse-drawn carriage, complete with a full-sized horse statue, sat in... more
Cumberland police hear 126 complaints on fireworks
One arrest in Cumberland, none in Lincoln
CUMBERLAND – Police in Cumberland responded to 126 calls of complaint related to fireworks during the month of June and through... more
Smithfield council narrowly agrees to allow road race
SMITHFIELD – After debate Tuesday, the Smithfield Town Council agreed in a 3-2 vote to allow the rescheduling of the Sour Apple Road... more
Woonsocket, North Smithfield
- At Camp Phoenix, summer lives on despite COVID-19
- New higher ed center a ‘stepping stone’ for Main Street
- A bird’s eye view
- A second chance for the Stamina Mills office building?
Cumberland, Lincoln area
- Residents share favorite memories of Ann & Hope
- VIDEO: Cumberland woman arrested for stealing from porches
- Lincoln central office move is back on the table
- Hearthside House offers outdoor movie series
Pawtucket
- Council will consider resolution seeking fireworks ban
- Study will determine feasibility of McCoy site
- Anderson out as school attorney
- BankRI book drive helps stock Books Are Wings
North Providence
- Police answer calls on fireworks, make arrests
- Board seeks to hire firm to plan new Hobson Park
- North Providence’s Laboissonniere is LLS Man of the Year