Setting the tempo: Noya, RIPO's multitasking resident conductor, has no plans to slow down By DON FOWLER Perhaps best known for his conducting of the popular Summer Pops concerts at Narragansett Beach, Roger Williams Park, the Bristol Fourth of July
The energy was palpable on a recent Thursday night at the hall tucked behind Heritage Christian Fellowship in Warwick Neck. Lions, Tigers and Bears – and yes, even Unicorns – greeted each …
For the past 31 years, Rhode Island students in grades four through eight have competed for top honors in the Rhode Island Geography Bee and the chance to travel to the national contest in …
The sense of community at the heart of the annual Race for Matt and Grace was on display this past Monday night. Jack and Sallyann DiIorio opened their Johnston home to a board meeting, attended …
Some of the brightest, most curious and scientific young minds in the state gathered at the Community College of Rhode Island on Sunday afternoon to showcase their research- and experiment-driven …
By ROB DUGUAY It's par the course in Rhode Island for a musician to be involved in multiple bands. Drummers often play with the most different groups - some in five or more - but the same can go for guitarists, bassists, keyboardists and horn players.
Man sought in connection with stolen auto parts Cranston Police have asked for the public's help in identifying a man who took various metal items and auto parts from behind a local business earlier this month. Police have shared security camera footage
Odin is looking for a forever home, click for more information on this very good boy!
By JOHN HOWELL Alan J. Whittaker knows what it is like to be an Eagle Scout and to have the Eagle license plate. Whittaker was a member of Troop 1 Conimicut when he attained the rank of Eagle on November 9, 1964. Hardly two weeks later he was at the
Janice E. (Aubin) Tucker, 71, passed away Thursday, April 18, 2019 at Kent Hospital. She was a daughter of the late Lewis J. and Ann M. (Pelli) Aubin. Janice was employed at the …
Fung Kow (Lee) Sham, age 82, of Damon Avenue, Warwick, passed away on Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at Philip Hulitar Hospice Center in Providence. She was the beloved wife of the late …
Dorothy J. (Clark) Hunter, age 89, of Yale Avenue, Warwick, and Forest Circle, Martha’s Vineyard, passed away on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 at Scalabrini Villa in North …
Steven Craig Tanner, 52, of Coventry, died peacefully on Thursday, April 18, 2019 at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence. He was the loving fiancé of Helen Lopes. Born in Warwick, …
William J. Stuart Jr., 71, of Warwick, died Wednesday at the Philip Hulitar Hospice Inpatient Center in Providence. He was the husband of the late Patricia L. (Conaty) Stuart. Born …
Congratulations to this week's Star Students from our wonderfully talented students throughout the city!
Congratulations to this week's Star Students and the Art Star of the Week from our wonderfully talented students throughout the city!
Congratulations to this week's Star Students and our brand new feature, the Art Star of the week!
Evergreen contracts. Binding arbitration. Expanded overtime for firefighters. We're only three months into the General Assembly's legislative session, and we're already seeing the return of these perennial special interest bills for public sector
