Rhode Island ranked 10th greenest state
By ETHAN HARTLEY -- Rhode Island is the 10th greenest state in the nation, according to the “2018’s Greenest States” report released by financial and data analysis company WalletHub on Tuesday.
'Flying entrepreneur' sails into cove
By JOHN HOWELL -- Warwick Cove Marina in Oakland Beach isn't the same. For starters, it's Fairwinds Marina. But there's a lot more than a name change. The office at 2 Seminole St.
Colantuonos 'blown away' by outpouring following house fire
By KAREN KALUNIAN -- In the wake of a recent fire at the Colantuono home in Warwick, the family is feeling blessed to have all made it out safely.
Communication key to student safety, security
By JOHN HOWELL -- Candace Caluori laughs when she thinks about it. The more than 70 cameras throughout Toll Gate High School have done more than provide a measure of security.
Dancing stars ready to eclipse records
By ETHAN HARTLEY It's a show unlike any other around here, and it's all to raise money to benefit kids in need of caring mentors - so it's no wonder everyone beams when talking about Mentor RI's annual Dancing with the Stars event. It's just about"
Coming down, going up
Coming down, going up The Comfort Inn sign came down Tuesday and the Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott went up as renovations continued to the hotel expected to open on May 1. The property is operated by Cranston-based TPG Hotel & Resorts with over 60
Inducted
Inducted Flo St. Jean (left), who became one of the first woman directors of a Boys Club in the country in 1982 when named director of the Warwick club, was inducted into the Warwick Boys and Girls Clubs Hall of Fame at the club's annual $10,000 cash
Down to a science
Down to a science John Brown Francis Elementary school recently celebrated their 4th annual Science Fair. Anybody in grades K-6 is allowed to participate in this vountary display of students' scientific curiosity. This year 24 students made projects,
Sign Language
By ETHAN HARTLEY -- We've all seen them, but what exactly is the story behind these signs on RI highways?
PR firm gone in school department's FY19 budget
By ETHAN HARTLEY -- Warwick schools will no longer budget for a communications consultant as of the newest recommended budget put forth for FY19 by Superintendent Philip Thornton, which was just one move among many released last week.
Meeting planned, city acts to restore site cleared of trees
By JOHN HOWELL -- In response to neighborhood outrage, the Warwick Sewer Authority has abandoned its planned use of city land that was apparently cleared of trees without WSA approval...
Toll Gate Mock Trial raising funds for nationals in Reno
By ETHAN HARTLEY -- For the first time in five years, the Toll Gate Mock Trial team is headed to the national competition, this year held in Reno, Nev. They still need some money to get there, though...
25 veterans ferried to D.C. on Honor Flight
By JOHN HOWELL -- You might have thought a forecast of rain and snow would be reason to cancel a trip to the nation's capital. But then what's the threat of bad weather to World War II and Korean War veterans?
Rangers celebrate 175th anniversary of Armory Hall
Animal Talk Pet of the Week: Mona
Pauline H. (Schmieder) Morrison
Dancing stars ready to eclipse records