By NICOLE DOTZENROD, Valley Breeze Staff Writer
Anticipating lower voter turnout than usual, only one polling location in Lincoln will be open for next week’s special statewide referenda election.
On March 2, Lincoln’s registered voters will be...
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By NICOLE DOTZENROD, Valley Breeze Staff Writer
LINCOLN – When the Moffett Mill shut down in the early 1900s, it was left frozen in time. Unfinished projects and hand tools still rest on the workbench, shrouded in a coating of dust and cobwebs....
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By NICOLE DOTZENROD, Valley Breeze Staff Writer
LINCOLN – Weather permitting, work on Lincoln’s Manville Bridge should be picking up steam this spring, but it will be several months before it reopens for traffic again.
The bridge, which carries...
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By NICOLE DOTZENROD, Valley Breeze Staff Writer
LINCOLN – After setting some lofty goals for capital projects in next year’s proposed budget, the Lincoln School Department returned to the drawing board to cut out certain requests they’d been...
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By NICOLE DOTZENROD, Valley Breeze Staff Writer
LINCOLN – Fewer tractor-trailer trucks than anticipated have been diverting around the state’s tolls, according to the Rhode Island Department of Transportation, including in Lincoln.
The truck...
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By LAUREN CLEM, Valley Breeze Deputy Editor
A Connecticut-based author is seeking local contributors to help write a book celebrating all 39 of Rhode Island’s municipalities.
Marty Podskoch is a retired teacher and New York native who’s made a...
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LINCOLN – Monica Silva, of Lincoln, has been promoted to assistant vice president/branch manager at Pawtucket Credit Union.
Her overall responsibilities include managing profitability, operations,...
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LINCOLN – The following students at Lincoln Middle School have been named to the second quarter honor roll.
Grade 8
First Honors: Liliana Abramek, Elizabeth R. Alger, Elisabeth Alves, Keira I....
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