Slatersville News

Though residents have raised concerns about the town's new recycling initiative, called "Waste Not," Recycling Coordinator Donna Kaehler said the state is decreasing the municipal trash caps for cities and towns all over the state, forcing the town to keep plowing through with its "no bin, no barrel" policy.

Friends of Wolfeboro Town Hall presented the Wolfeboro Board of Selectmen with a new plan for the renovation of Brewster Hall, one that provides the same amount of space for a little more than half the cost.

A place of worship now the scene of a police investigation after vandals strike not once but twice, the first time leaving behind racial slurs and a swastika.

The Rev. Eileen Morris thought a recent incidence of vandalism at her church was over and done with, the damage repaired and a ceremony of conciliation completed, but it happened again, she said on Wednesday.

Several weeks ago the United Church of Christ in Slatersville, Rhode Island was vandalized when someone carved a swastika and a racial epithet into the front of their church building.

A recent column I wrote about my sixth-grade teacher is generating a bit of buzz.

The thirty-sixth annual Town Fair Tire World of Wheels will be back at Bayside Expo Center in Boston in 2010 with new dates, March 12-14. 'A March show gives us warmer weather and much less chance of snow, offering custom car owners and spectators a more pleasant show experience,' says local show chairman Dick Royer of Slatersville, R.I. 'The new ...

" The R.I. Economic Development Corporation announced Tuesday that it has granted $1.2 million from the R.I. Renewable Energy Fund to eight projects.

The north and southbound lanes in one section of Route 146 will be closed for five nights, starting Sunday, for demolition of the 50-year-old Great Road Bridge.

Blue skies and sunshine, the first in weeks, made for a "picture perfect" day at the 83rd Annual Arnold Mills Fourth of July Parade.