Shorthanded custodians fret school cleanliness
By ETHAN HARTLEY -- The school year is more than a month old, and the real impact of the budgetary crisis besetting the city’s school department is becoming apparent in a most unfortunate way...
Rocky transition for some HarborOne customers
By JOHN HOWELL An estimated 30,000 people left the coast and found a harbor Tuesday morning. For many it was smooth waters, but for a few it was an exercise in frustration. It’s not like …
On the road to better highways
What better place than overlooking a smooth coat of asphalt with cars and trucks whizzing by to bring attention to $90 million of road work this year than the Cowesett Road bridge over Route …
Council balks at proposal to restrict feeding wild animals
Picture a solitary individual on a park bench at Rocky Point. They love coming to the park, feeling the wind and watching the waves. They bring a little bag of bread crumbs with them to throw to …
Bald Hill Dodge addition will get the picture, too
Jim Hagan is a member of the third generation to run Bald Hill Dodge Jeep Chrysler Ram and Kia, which was started by his grandfather, Horace Petrarca, in 1946. Back then it was a Dodge and Plymouth …
Stenhouse talks past, future at Pilgrim politics club
The Pilgrim Political Involvement Club (Pil-PI) kicked off its second year of welcoming in local politicians to talk shop with politically minded students with Republican mayoral candidate Sue …
YWCA honoring 13 ‘Women of Achievement’ on Nov. 8
Two Warwick women, Maya Breuer and Sharon Conrad-Wells, will be honored when the YWCA Rhode Island hosts its 14th annual Women of Achievement awards luncheon on Thursday, November 8, from 11:30 a.m. …
Local success story brewing
The Apponaug Brewing Company enjoyed its grand opening this past Friday and its first full weekend of operation. With a sun-soaked taproom and tasty dishes made to order, an outdoor patio area that …
Board considers final plan for 48 condos
Construction could begin as soon as this year on one of the larger recent residential developments in the city comprising more than 20 acres and 48 dwelling units, according to the attorney and a …
Stenhouse to collaboratively address city challenges
Republican candidate for mayor Sue Stenhouse told members of the Warwick Rotary Club Thursday there is more than one people mover in the city. With a picture of her standing on the Green Airport …
Caring first for another
Connor Devine, 21, doesn’t think of himself as a hero. “They’re portrayed in the movies, like Marvel movies, as superheroes. That’s what I’ve grown up on, seeing heroes and stuff like …
Remembering those who led the way
Both retired and active Warwick firefighters, their families and the families of deceased firefighters came together Sunday morning for the traditional Firefighters’ Memorial Service at Station 1 …
Roy's big day
Roy Ellsworth was in his glory Saturday. After all, it was his day at the Harbor Lights golf course in Warwick Neck. More precisely, it was the 26th annual Roy’s Day at the nine-hole course. Roy …
My great-grandfather's legacy revealed
Titans grind out win
Animal Talk Pet of the Week: Mona
AmpSurf lifts spirits through the magic of the sea
Ronald R. “Ronnie” Jennings Jr.
Tesla coming to Warwick in 2019
