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WESTERLY — The League of Women Voters-South County will host a program, "How Does the Census Count You?" on Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 6 p.m. at the Westerly Library, 44 Broad St.
Police officers in Charlestown, Hopkinton and Richmond have been named 2018 winners of AAA Rhode Island Traffic Hero awards. John Paul, the organization's Northeast senior traffic manager, said the awards are given annually to individuals in law enforcement and other fields who exemplify ded…
CHARLESTOWN — During the holiday season, people from all over the state drive to a quiet corner of Charlestown to admire David Lamb’s extravagant Christmas light display. Lamb, an assistant chief of the Charlestown Fire Department, lives on Alton Carolina Road (Route 91) and has been putting…
WOOD RIVER JCT. — Adopted by the Chariho school district last summer, the iStand program contains a single, simple message: “if you see something, do something.”
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WOOD RIVER JCT. — Katie Kirakosian holds a Ph.D in Anthropology, which, she says, ended up being a perfect fit for her new position as Director of Development for the Chariho school district.
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WESTERLY — When Tim Thayer asked his son what he wanted for Christmas in 2016, the Chariho High School student answered the question with just three words, “a toy drive.”
KINGSTON — The University of Rhode Island and the towns of South Kingstown and Narragansett have created the South Kingstown Solar Consortium to develop an ambitious solar power project that will generate economic benefits for all three partners while boosting the amount of renewable energy …
By Cynthia Drummond and Dale P. Faulkner
WOOD RIVER JCT. — New and returning members sat down Tuesday for the first meeting of the Chariho School Committee since the Nov. 6 midterm election.
CHARLESTOWN — Three incumbent and two new Town Council members took the oath of office Monday at a ceremony in the council chambers.
CHARLESTOWN — Three incumbent and two new Town Council members took the oath of office Monday at a ceremony in the council chambers.
Connecticut State Police will kick off the holiday season toy and gift collection on Saturday with a Stuff-A-Cruiser event, part of ongoing state and local efforts over the next few weeks in order to provide a happy holiday for the less fortunate.
WOOD RIVER JCT. — Rehearsals for this year’s holiday production, “Miracle on 34th Street,” were in full swing Tuesday in the Chariho Middle School auditorium.
NORTH KINGSTOWN — This was the scene on Wednesday inside an enormous, frigid warehouse in Quonset Point: Hundreds of actors, a life-size rickety replica of a real wooden bridge, and dozens of carefully crated sets designed to look like hospital rooms, a library in Iowa, and the bedrooms, kit…
WOOD RIVER JCT. — Chariho’s football teams are wearing safer helmets this season.
WOOD RIVER JUNCTION — Every seat in the Chariho Tech dining room was filled Friday for the annual seniors’ Thanksgiving lunch. The event, a collaborative effort between students in the culinary arts and hospitality programs, is partially funded by an Innovative Project Grant from the Communi…
WESTERLY— The American Red Cross said it is facing a blood shortage after a significant shortfall in donations in September and October. With the holidays approaching — typically a period of lower blood donations — blood and platelet donors and volunteer blood drive hosts are needed to avoid…
CHARLESTOWN — Depicting a black-crowned night heron in flight above Cow Cove beach, a new quarter featuring the Block Island National Wildlife Refuge was launched Thursday at the Kettle Pond Visitor Center, in a ceremony that was live-streamed to Block Island. Charles Vandemoer, project lead…
COVENTRY — Tens of thousands of dead oak trees that succumbed to years of severe gypsy moth defoliation are now beginning to lose their smaller branches, and soon, larger branches and entire trees will fall, causing a widespread threat to homes, roads and power lines.