- Pandemic snuffs out annual Charlestown bonfire
- Adapting to COVID one Ashaway church takes services outside
- A World War II veteran with incredible stories
- Ambulance corps ready, trained to aid towns in COVID-19 response
- Survey shows parents, staff ready for in-person learning
- Gunfire noise issue resolved in Richmond
- 38 new cases in RI, Raimondo enacts strict quarantine orders
- RIDOH releases locations of positive COVID-19 cases
- SRIN office closed to the public
- CHS Unified basketball welcomes NEASC team
- Coventry school committee OKs preliminary budget
- Coventry high marksmanship team hits bullseye at regional competition
- Municipal services to reopen slowly, safety barriers installed
- COVID-19 puts new focus on mental health
- Committee talks school cleaning assessment
- School committee approves $42 million budget
- School committee endorses changes to distance learning grading
- School committee continues talks of FY21 budget
- West View resident celebrates 100th birthday with socially distant party
- Council approves questions for November ballot
- Coventry students excel on Advanced Placement exams
- MOA outlines COVID-related procedures at W.W. schools
- One person killed in early morning fire in Coventry
- ASFMS's Cheryl Saucier named Coventry 'teacher of the year'
- Everybody's Free to Wear Sunscreen: How Narragansett's public sunscreen program paved the way nationally
- Newcomer Gina Giramma looks to restore faith in the political process
- Fate of Pier Marketplace properties headed to ballot
- Narragansett Planning Board recommends rejection of proposed student housing law
- Full outdoor water ban in effect locally
- SKHS graduate awarded Parks and Rec scholarship
- MOCINGBIRD opens new North Kingstown headquarters
- Town council, school committee to hold joint workshop on reopening schools
- Issuance of NK motor vehicle tax bills delayed
- Gorbea reminds residents of Aug. 9 voter registration deadline
- Smith's Castle to resume "An Evening with..." presentations
- RIght from the Start calls for “Worthy Wages” for RI’s early educators
Commented