QUONSET – Rhode Island’s Congressional Delegation joined local business and municipal leaders last week to commemorate $3 million in federal funding which will be used for rail improvements at Quonset Business Park. The money will be supplemented by a $1 million contribution from Quonset Dev…
All guests will be required to wear masks, show proof of vaccination unless ineligible due to age
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NORTH KINGSTOWN–Council members learned at the July 19 meeting that building a public safety complex is no longer an “if” but a “when,” and they’re hoping to have a bond question placed on a November ballot to make it a reality.
NORTH KINGSTOWN–After an extensive evaluation of the North Kingstown Water Department, the Rochester, New York based MRB Group found the town’s water department and system is “ahead of the curve” for plans to deal with potential natural risks, including tornadoes, floods and hurricanes, as w…
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NORTH KINGSTOWN – In an effort to drive up vaccine rates and reach populations still unvaccinated, Governor Dan McKee, the Rhode Island Department of Health and the state’s Department of Transportation this week announced the opening of a drive-through COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Wick…
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Ryan Park, a 350-acre public park on Oak Hill Road, was recently selected to receive an $88,000 upgrade courtesy of the Rhode Island Departments of Environmental Management (RIDEM) and Transportation’s (RIDOT) recreational trail grants. The program, which is federally funde…
With the summer tourist season barely out of the starting gate, North Kingstown, and the Wickford arts community are already flying down the track.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – In an effort to drive up vaccine rates and reach populations still unvaccinated, Governor Dan McKee, the Rhode Island Department of Health and the state’s Department of Transportation this week announced the opening of a drive-through COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Wick…
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NORTH KINGSTOWN — At the July 6 meeting, the planning commission held its first review of a possible recommendation to the town council to amend the town’s zoning law for wildlife rehabilitation clinics in the Very Low Density Residential Zone (VLDRZ).
North Kingstown is back, and it’s back with a bang
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STATE HOUSE – The Rhode Island Senate on Tuesday largely approved legislation that would legalize and tax the sale of recreational cannabis in a manner similar to neighboring Massachusetts. An accompanying bill now awaits a vote in the Rhode Island House of Representatives.
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New website aims to improve voter access for trans, non binary individuals
NORTH KINGSTOWN — A recreation center, a public safety building, a new town hall and a new middle school are at the top of the list of needed items that town manager Ralph Mollis presented to the North Kingstown Town Council at their June 14 meetings.
NORTH KINGSTOWN — “We need you, come back after college,” said Rhode Island Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos, imploring the graduates of North Kingstown High School at their June 10 commencement ceremony.
First time legalization moves to any floor of Rhode Island General Assembly
Jon Dodd was in Connecticut on June 12 when he received a text that stopped him in his tracks. No, it wasn’t about renewing the warrantee on his car. The executive director of the Atlantic Shark Institute (ASI) in RI had just learned that a juvenile great white shark was in a fish trap insid…
Bill would prevent mandate of COVID-19 vaccines
RHODE ISLAND – Life in the Ocean State has begun to resume some sense of normalcy, though there is still some question about what the college experience will look like for students attending school in Rhode Island this fall.
NORTH KINGSTOWN–An event sponsored by T.A.N.K, Towards an Anti-Racist Kingstown, planned for May 23 at McGinn Park, which founder Jennifer Lima said will be a family; art/vigil was met with opposition by Republican town council members at the council’s May 10 meeting.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – On Monday night, a motion to extend the town’s state of emergency declaration due to the COVID-19 pandemic sparked debate among town council members along party lines. Despite the extension being endorsed by the North Kingstown Chamber of Commerce and being necessary to, ac…
STATEHOUSE – A bill recently approved by the Rhode Island Senate would require all public school districts within the state to train all personnel in suicide awareness and prevention annually.
PROVIDENCE — On Monday, vaccine eligibility expanded to all Rhode Islanders age 16 and older, marking the largest age demographic vaccines against COVID-19 have been available to since the state’s rollout.
RHODE ISLAND — Over the weekend, Gov. Dan McKee signed legislation that will drastically cut the Ocean State’s climate emissions over the next two decades.
EAST GREENWICH – As the state considers the legalization of recreational marijuana more seriously than ever before, East Greenwich Substance Abuse Coordinator Bob Houghtaling is making sure the substance’s impact is not underestimated.
RHODE ISLAND – House Small Business Committee Chair Carol Hagan McEntee (Dist. 33 – South Kingstown, Narragansett) has proposed legislation that would allow restaurants to continue providing al fresco dining for at least another year.
NORTH KINGSTOWN — The North Kingstown Educational Foundation has started a new project to help the community.
Interim principal Alison Palladino will take over position
NORTH KINGSTOWN — For the sixth year in a row the North Kingstown School District was given the Meritorious Budget Award by The Association of School Business Officials International.
NORTH KINGSTOWN — When North Kingstown native Haley Lattinville first began her career with the Town of North Kingstown about four and a half years ago, she did so working in a payroll position.
NORTH KINGSTOWN — The North Kingstown School Committee had its bi-monthly meeting on March 23 — one of the hot ticket agenda items again regarded COVID-19.
Alison Palladino takes over after former WMS principal moves to human resources position
Joseph Shekarchi: ‘This funding will help tenants, landlords and homeowners alike’
SMITH HILL – The House Judiciary Committee heard testimony from hundreds of Rhode Islanders on a package of nearly two dozen gun bills. The marathon of a meeting went late into the night last week, drawing out fierce debate from individuals on both sides of the gun control issue.
McKee looks to offer vaccine for all Rhode Islanders 16+
NORTH KINGSTOWN- Wickford Middle School Principal Brian lally, will be making a move from his principal’s office to the central administration office after being named the next North Kingstown Director of Human Resources during the North Kingstown School Committee meeting on March 9.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank recently announced the recipients of this year’s Resilient Rhody Municipal Resilience Program.
NORTH KINGSTOWN — Without any debate, the North Kingstown School Committee approved its 2021-22 proposed budget. It will now be sent to the North Kingstown Town Council for approval.
Who would ever think that the hottest ticket in town would be to the lift line at Yawgoo Valley Ski Area this winter? Believe it! And following close behind in demand is a session ticket to the Yawgoo Valley Tubing Park. Daily lift tickets, group program lessons, and even private lesson s…
NORTH KINGSTOWN — Three years ago North Kingstown resident Kayla Robinson received news that no parent wants to hear.
NORTH KINGSTOWN — As COVID-19 vaccines continue to be rolled out across the Ocean State, many people have questions about the process.
NORTH KINGSTOWN- A year ago the North Kingstown Educational Foundation (NKEF) was formed in part due to changes in the Rhode Island state law that now prohibits requiring parents to pay for student field trip activities.
On February 10, 2021 at 4:13 p.m., the North Kingstown Police Department received multiple calls for a person firing gunshots at a residence located at 100 Peachtree Road.Upon arrival, police located a deceased white male lying in the roadway with a handgun in front of the residence. Three …
WOONSOCKET — Apparently caving to criticism that they were moving too slowly to help the pandemic-battered restaurant industry, state officials abruptly called for a sooner-than-planned end to the dine-in curfew Friday.
NORTH KINGSTOWN–For the past 11 months since Covid-19 was first detected in Rhode Island there have been very few things that have been considered “normal.”
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