FOOD & DRINK
4 $100K Lottery Tickets Sold At Attleboro Convenience Store On Same Day
Canaan Fuels at 947 Newport Ave. in Attleboro sold four $100,000 winning lottery tickets Monday. The winning tickets were for the nightly "Mass Cash" drawing. The winning numbers were 5, 11, 23, 25, and 26. Players must correctly guess all five numbers to claim the $100,000 grand prize. The names...
Mass. State Lottery winner: 2nd $1M grand prize claimed in ‘Jaws’ game
The second $1 million grand prize has been claimed in the “Jaws”-themed scratch ticket game released by the Massachusetts State Lottery in March, less than a month after the first grand prize was claimed. The winning $1 million ticket was sold in Somerset from a shop called Old...
Church bells and Hollywood cameras: ‘Ella McCay’ films in Cranston church
CRANSTON – When crews filming the Hollywood movie "Ella McCay" shut down a Pawtucket neighborhood on Monday, it was not the first time the production moved into the Providence suburbs. Less than a week earlier, Twentieth Century Studios filmed scenes at Cranston's Woodridge Congregational Church, according to members of...
GuChanYa Pastry to open second location in Attleboro Mother's Day weekend: Taunton Eats
Not sure where to grab a bite to eat? With lots of options around the Taunton area, it can be difficult to choose. If you’re having a hard time, we’re here to help you narrow it down. We've compiled a list of meal deals, special events, and mouth-watering...
May Breakfast season is back across RI. Where you can find the century-old tradition
The May Breakfast is a treasured Rhode Island tradition. They signal the start of spring, raise money and bring together communities. The first one was held in 1868 at Oak Lawn Community Baptist Church in Cranston. Park Place Congregational Church in Pawtucket served its first breakfast in 1882 and claimed its spot as the second oldest.
Escaped from Rocky Point zoo, these monkeys ran wild in Warwick for years
WARWICK – When it comes to monkeys escaping from zoos, few breakouts can match the amazing story of what happened at Rocky Point amusement park in 1937. With monkeys on the loose in Warwick for more than a few days, the escape couldn't help but generate headlines and go down in the history...
HairRaising charity event returns to Hair It Is
LINCOLN, R.I. (WLNE) — The second HairRaising event at Hair It Is takes place April 28. Digital Reporter TJ Albin sat back down in the salon chair to talk to owner Heather Broccoli about this year’s fundraising effort. For more information, click here.
WeRoast's Sullivan to serve community, coffee and cocktails at new headquarters
LINCOLN – For WeRoast owner Edward “Teddy” Sullivan III, there are few things more important than coffee and community. This summer, the café will move from 276 Front St. to the Lincoln Shopping Center just up the road at 208 Front St., creating the opportunity for patrons to enjoy both of those good things.
Dogtopia and The Heart of Rhode Island Animal Rescue League introduce us to Jackson
The Rhode Show welcomes our special pet, “Jackson.”. Jackson is smart, playful dog that is going to make a great companion! Do you have an adult home with space for an extremely handsome, 2-year-old male Pit Bull mix? He is a big guy and will need a place with adequate space. His ideal family would continue to train and teach him the ropes. He is up to date on vaccinations and has been neutered. Jackson is currently residing at The Heart of Rhode Island Animal Rescue League (formally known as The East Greenwich Animal Protection League) was started in 1976.
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