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E. Greenwich middle school gym will soon be demolished
The parking lot has been torn up, the asbestos is being removed, and workers are preparing to begin tear down the gymnasium at the Cole Middle School .
Food Bank faces unprecedented demand in face of summer drive
Bank Rhode Islanda s network of 16 branches will serve as dropoff sites for the collection of non-perishable food items until Friday, Aug.
Council miffed at mounting fields cost
Supplying water for the new athletic fields has become a sore point in East Greenwich.
It's now official: You can bank on Coastway
OLD BANK IN TOWN: Coastway Community Bank executives and local official celebrate the conversion of Coastway from a credit union to a mutual savings bank yesterday.
Plan on seeing a lot of Rhode Island's junior senator this week. Sheldon Whitehouse has launched a media blitz focused on health care.
Adoptees' victory may be short-lived
After years of trying, advocates pushing to make Rhode Island one of the few states that allow adoptees access to their original birth certificates won a major victory in the state House of Representatives.
Lobbyists influence energy debate in RI
As Rhode Island moves to expand its renewable energy market, lobbyists at the Statehouse are finding the debate provides a different form of green power: cash.
Open-records bill, with major change, approved by House
The House on Tuesday passed open-records legislation with a last-minute amendment that eliminated what supporters had called "a huge advance" - a requirement that initial police narrative reports on arrests be made public.
Exhibit at URI chronicles evolution of Station nightclub memorials
When she began studying The Station site six summers ago, anthropologist Randi Scott expected that the memorials created after the nightclub fire that killed 100 people would be abandoned.
Man killed, two injured in Block I. truck crash
A former Narragansett fisherman who now works as an engineer for the Block Island ferry was arraigned on drunken-driving charges Tuesday in connection with an early-morning crash that left a coworker dead and two women injured.
Last class graduates from St. Francis
ON THE MARCH: St. Francis School graduates file into the church for Tuesday's commencement ceremonies.
Lobbyists prove influential in RI energy debate
Rhode Island's push to expand its renewable energy market has provided plenty of green for Statehouse lobbyists.
Lawmakers bubbly over 'Gansett's return
Most businesses hoping to come to Rhode Island don't get to make their pitch from the speaker's rostrum.
Then and Now: Sunday school meant fun
Todaya s Hillsgrove Methodist Church houses the Open Table of Christ, United Methodist Church and the Zion Korean Methodist Church.
Delay in opening of Portsmouth's Carnegie Towerprompts suit
Democratic Party fundraiser Mark S. Weiner and his wife, L. Susan Weiner, of East Greenwich, have sued Carnegie Tower Development Co.
There was a time when being a moviemaker meant first having to be a hotshot Hollywood player.
E. Greenwich principal heads to Scituate
Michael Zajac, principal of Archie R. Cole Middle School for nearly two years, is leaving to assume the principalship of Scituate Middle School.
Judicial panel nominates five for Superior Court seat
The Judicial Nominating Commission on Wednesday completed its marathon run of selecting finalists for state court vacancies, picking five candidates to fill a Superior Court seat vacated by the retirement of Judge Mark A. Pfeiffer.
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