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Relatives Challenge Woman's Will Leaving Estate To Catholic Church Order
When Gabrielle Mee died in May 2008 on the Greenville, R.I., campus of the Legionaries of Christ, her caregivers mourned the loss of the order's "grandmother." Leaders of the secretive Roman Catholic order rushed from Connecticut and New York to pay their final respects.
Norman Audino Jr. proud of his big, bad bike
GREENVILLE Norman Audino Jr., has a big, bad bike. But as the owner-operator of Cortland Place, an independent and assisted-care retirement facility, he's hardly a big, bad biker at heart.
Providence water board rate-hike hearing held
A public hearing on a proposed rate hike for the Providence Water Supply Board drew just one member of the public and one representative of the Attorney General's office when it opened at the Providence Public Safety Complex auditorium Wednesday night.
Bob Kerr: There's no reason to have to live this way
This is the letter Anne Hebert received from the Smithfield Housing Authority. I didn't make this up.
Some hard numbers about school bus safety
Until recently, it was all but impossible to catch a driver who put children at risk by passing a stopped school bus.
Weekend: Plant sale, Dylan birthday tribute, Farrah's cancer documentary
Notable, and happening this weekend: Garden fodder: Southside Community Land Trust holds its 17th Rare & Unusual Plant Sale Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at City Farm, at the corner of Dudley & West Clifford Streets in Providence.
When two camera prototypes were tested in a bombing last month aboard a mass transit bus, not only was the Transportation Security Administration interested, so were the cities of New York, Washington, Chicago, and Seattle.
Tell Us Why Your Mom Deserves the Saint Paul CD
Catholic.net freebie: Brag about your mom, and the she may win an awesome Saint Paul CD from the Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi.
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In honor of the Tony Award-winning musical opening at PPAC April 21, the Providence Performing Arts Center is pleased to announce the Spring Awakening Ticket Treasure Hunt, beginning Friday, April 17, through Monday, April 20! Vouchers for a free pair of tickets to the Tuesday, April 21, 7P performance of Spring Awakening have been placed at ...
Fortuna Sausage family carries old tradition with modern twist
It's a classic American tale, especially for some in the food world. Immigrants arrive with their Old World traditions and use them to make a living for their family.
Local Family History Resources in Rhode Island
Who are you? Who are your ancestors? Where did you come from? If you live in the state of Rhode Island and you have been looking for a place to find an answer to either one or all of these questions, then you ...
Some Legionaries apologize for defending Maciel
When it became public Feb. 4 that Legionaries of Christ founder Fr. Marcial Maciel Degollado had fathered a daughter, the order's former communications director decided he had to apologize for having defended ...
Bereavement support group begins Feb. 5 in Woonsocket; ongoing in Greenville
After his wife of 42 years died, Leo Turgeon was depressed and lonely. Like many who have suffered the loss of a loved one, Turgeon found it difficult to cope.
St. Philips Blood Drive still on, despite snow
The Rhode Island Blood Center said Wednesday that some events have been called off because of the winter weather, but the Blood Drive planned for St.
Bread of life, baked in Rhode Island
GREENVILLE, Rhode Island : To the Cavanagh family, the product they make at a nondescript plant here is just bread and water.
Holiday house is a show stopper
And while many people go all out to decorate for the holidays, one home owner is really lighting things up.
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