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Kent County Times
West Warwick police line goes automated
West Warwick Police line goes automated

HANNAH PIECUCH
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WEST WARWICK—Starting next week, calls to the main West Warwick Police Station phone line will be greeted by an automated operator, says Chief. Col. Paul Villa.
A lot of departments are doing this now in the state, Villa said, and it’s a good way of cutting down routine phone traffic. Callers to the main number, 821-4323, will now have a variety of automated options instead of going directly to the dispatch.
“9-11 is still 9-11,” Villa said, “And if there is an emergency call [to the main line] you’re prompted right away to press 0 and you go right to dispatch.”
Without the automated system, dispatch spends a lot of time fielding calls that don’t relate to them in any way, Villa said.
 
The Narragansett Times
Area schools cope with the spread of H1N1

SK absenteeism is at a high rate while Narragansett and URI report low figures.

By HANNAH CONNORTON

SOUTH KINGSTOWN - What was once an anticipated fear has become a shocking reality. The H1N1 virus is now widespread throughout the state, and a shortage of vaccine nationwide has done little to ease the concerns of Rhode Islanders - especially since the virus has begun to claim lives. See Story inside

 
The Standard-Times
Ryan’s Market sells for $865K

Building and parking lot purchased by principal owner of Job Lot, Seven Moons

By LINDSAY OLIVIER
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  NORTH KINGSTOWN — Once an anchor in the village of Wickford, 70 Brown St. has sat vacant since Ryan’s Market closed its doors for the last time in April of 2008 after 122 years.
  But the fate of the former market got a little brighter Friday during an auction at Washington County Superior Court where the property and adjacent parking lot were purchased for $865,000 by Marc Perlman, principal owner of Ocean State Job Lot and Seven Moons restaurant in North Kingstown.
  Perlman is also involved in the Mills Tavern in Providence and the Red Stripe Bistro in East Providence and Narragansett.
 

 
The Pendulum
New State Department of Health dates for H1N1 vaccinations

Revised November 5

Hanaford, November 5

Frenchtown, Meadowbrook Farms November 13

Eldredge Elementary November 16

East Greenwich High School November 30

Our Lady of Mercy Regional School November 17

Cole Middle School December 10

 
The Chariho Times
Chariho students recognized

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Photo: Andrew Martin
Terri Cansabella, a student assistance counselor at Chariho Middle School, presented Chariho students with awards for their work in helping prevent substance abuse and other harmful activities.  She praised all students in the audience for their efforts in numerous groups, all of which can be seen posted on the podium.

 

 
The Coventry Courier
Fire station open for business

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Photo: Rachel Stamp

The Coventry Fire Department’s  new Summit Station at 1110 Victory Highway will host an open house on Nov. 1.

 

 

 

 
 
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