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6 Stop & Shop Habits That Cost Rhode Islanders Every Week

A Stop & Shop delivery order between $60 and $199.99 comes with a $9.95 fee. Split your groceries into two orders, and you could pay it twice. Here are the Stop & Shop habits that cost Rhode Islanders every week. 1. Letting Points Expire. Stop & Shop’s GO Rewards program...

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The Herald News

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Miss Lizzie's Coffee says owner Joe Pereira has died

FALL RIVER — The operators of Miss Lizzie’s Coffee announced on Monday, Nov. 9, that owner Joe Pereira has died. “Please bear with us during this difficult time. We will be open for limited hours for the next few days while we make arrangements,” the café announced on its Facebook page. The café had initially announced Sunday it would be closed for a “family emergency.” Pereira’s café, which initially opened in 2023 on Second Street next to the Lizzie Borden House, moved in late June to 100 Rock St., the former Central Congregational Church — the church Lizzie Borden’s family attended. Since its opening, the coffee shop’s connection to the Lizzie Borden story has attracted customers from across the United States and several countries. Historic connection: Miss Lizzie's Coffee has big plans to be a cultural center Pereira's coffee shop made national news Pereira and the café had attracted controversy since its opening; after U.S. Ghost Adventures sued in federal court for trademark infringement in 2023, the feud between the two Lizzie-related attractions made headlines nationally. USGA later sued Pereira individually and the café for defamation. Pereira, who acted as his own attorney, defaulted in both lawsuits after failing to

Fall River, MA · 1d

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Alert Bank Teller Uncovers Alleged $35,000 Check Fraud Scheme in Somerset

A bank teller’s scrutiny of a $35,000 check led to three arrests and a criminal summons in Somerset after police say a woman tried to deposit a fraudulent check into an account opened just one day earlier. Somerset police responded to Citizens Bank at 815 Grand Army Highway on...

Somerset, MA · 1d
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Hegseth acknowledges a Rhode Island State Police trooper injured during motorcade

(WJAR) — A Rhode Island State Police trooper was injured while working the motorcade for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The Defense Secretary started his talk at the Naval War College in Newport on Monday, acknowledging the accident involving a motorcycle trooper. Hegseth said on stage the trooper was in...

Newport, RI · 1d
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Bristol police charge man with DUI after rollover crash

BRISTOL, R.I. (WJAR) — Bristol police said a man was charged with DUI after a rollover crash on Sunday evening. According to police, officers responded to a crash at the intersection of Metacom Avenue and Jameson Drive. Investigation showed that the vehicle operated by 50-year-old Bradley Oliver of Bristol...

Bristol, RI · 1d

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Rhode Island State Police arrest 2 for indecent solicitation of child

(WJAR) — Rhode Island State Police said two people were charged with indecent solicitation of child following an undercover operation last weekend. According to state police, the Rhode Island Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and the Special Victims Unit conducted an undercover sting last Saturday targeting people seeking to solicit minors for sexual activity.

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Newport Mansions free for Newport County residents this weekend

The Preservation Society of Newport County will offer free admission to Newport County residents this Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 14 and 15. The offer covers residents of Jamestown, Newport, Middletown, Portsmouth, Tiverton and Little Compton. It also extends to personnel stationed at Naval Station Newport and their immediate families, and to Salve Regina University students. […] The post Newport Mansions free for Newport County residents this weekend appeared first on What's Up Newp .

Newport County, RI · 1d

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Second man pulled from water after deadly crash in Taunton

A second man was pulled from the water Tuesday afternoon after a car crashed through a guardrail and landed in the Threemile River in Taunton.

Taunton, MA · 3h

The Herald News

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Secluded Swansea home nearly doubles its 2018 price: Weekly home sales

This week’s top-selling property in Swansea is an impressive custom-built home that sold for $916,000. Built in 1994 on a private, wooded lot, the home at 120 Hailes Hill Road is deceptively spacious and has plenty to offer. Step inside to find warm, gleaming wood, raw iron accents, wainscoting, French doors and stylish design choices throughout. The spacious three-bedroom home features a custom kitchen with Italian tile, a living room with a fireplace, a large office and a finished basement. Nestled on 5 secluded acres, the property also includes a large barn, a putting green and an expansive backyard. It last sold in 2018 for $467,000. Here are all of the residential property transfers recorded in the Greater Fall River area this week, according to The Warren Group. Fall River 54 Arizona Street, for $730,000 from Affordable Storage LLC to Cintia P. Vicente. 919 Bay Street #110, for $500,000 from Paul B. Miller to Susan T. Cote. 1443 Bedford Street, for $439,000 from Filed Reno Vavala Est to Tyler L. Pavao. Berkley Street, for $40,000 from Maria Baptista to Mario P. Loureiro. 1 Bronson Street, for $605,000 from Jh Holdings Group LLC to Bennie J. Plummer. 431 Davol Street, for

Swansea, MA · 1d

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What Sold: A slow start to November as only 5 homes trade hands (Nov. 2 – 6)

The Newport County real estate market is beginning to settle into its familiar late-fall rhythm, but there is still plenty happening behind the scenes. According to data from the statewide Multiple Listing Service (MLS), 75 single-family homes, condominiums and multi-family properties sold across Newport County in October, with a median listing price of $849,000 and […] The post What Sold: A slow start to November as only 5 homes trade hands (Nov. 2 – 6) appeared first on What's Up Newp .

Newport County, RI · 1d

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Swansea Police advising the public after multiple bear sightings

The Swansea Police Department is advising residents of a reported black bear sighting in the area the 200 block of Marvel Street as well as Hemingway Drive. The bear was observed a short time ago by two separate residents. Swansea Animal Control and the Massachusetts Environmental Police have been notified of the sighting.

Swansea, MA · 23h

The Financial Wire

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Senior homeowners in West Virginia, Michigan, New York, Florida and Rhode Island face property tax exemption deadlines running from Dec. 1, 2026 to March 15, 2027

The first of five local property tax cutoffs for older homeowners lands Dec. 1, when West Virginia’s window for a $20,000 homestead exemption closes. Michigan’s Ann Arbor follows with a Dec. 14 poverty-exemption deadline, then New York’s Town of Conklin and Florida’s Pinellas County on March 1 and Pawtucket, Rhode Island, on March 15. Each... The post Senior homeowners in West Virginia, Michigan, New York, Florida and Rhode Island face property tax exemption deadlines running from Dec. 1, 2026 to March 15, 2027 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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Country Herald

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Rhode Island Sky Alert: Strange Flashes May Rise by Nov. 17

Providence, RI — Something unusual could become more noticeable in Rhode Island's night sky as Nov. 17 approaches. Sudden flashes, fast-moving streaks and brilliant fireballs may catch residents off guard, appearing for only seconds before disappearing into the darkness.

Rhode Island · 1d

The Providence Journal

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What really happens to those bags of leaves after RI picks them up?

Have you ever wondered what happens to your lawn bags after they're picked up? Where do the grass clippings you empty from your lawnmower each summer and the leaves you rake every fall end up? It all ends up being turned into nutrient-rich compost that's reused to enrich gardens, sports fields and farms. But Rhode Island's cities and towns make that happen in different ways. A little over half of the 57,000 tons of yard waste collected by municipalities in the last fiscal year was handled on a local basis, according to data from the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corp. , the quasi-public agency that manages trash and recycling for the state. The rest ended up at Resource Recovery's composting facility next to the Central Landfill in Johnston . In the last fiscal year, Resource Recovery took in about 25,000 tons of leaves, grass and brush collected by communities. All the material that ends up there is fed into a giant grinder that chews it into a uniform size. It also mixes it together to get the right blend of plant-nourishing nutrients from carbon-rich leaves and high-nitrogen grass. All of it comes out the other side on a conveyor belt.

Rhode Island · 1d

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Warwick police arrest man on drug charges during flood response

WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — Warwick police said a man was arrested on drug charges after officers responded to a partially submerged vehicle last week. According to police, officers responded to the Lincoln Avenue train trestle for a report of a submerged vehicle last Friday. Officials said the driver, 53-year-old...

Warwick, RI · 1d

New York Post

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Centuries-old loot linked to ‘King of the Pirates’ discovered — with a shocking NYC connection

A newly unearthed treasure trove of pirate history has now been found to have New York roots. A peaceful Rhode Island fruit orchard was secretly hiding a centuries-old piece of history — until amateur treasure hunter James Bailey unexpectedly struck gold. Bailey isn’t a professional historian, but he has an uncanny knack for unearthing the past. Sweeping his metal detector across the dirt, he picked up a signal that led to a rare coin tied to a famous New Yorker — and a legendary pirate. The artifact turned out to be a 17th-century Arabian coin once pocketed by English pirate Captain Henry Every, who famously escaped to the American colonies after pulling off a brutal high-seas heist in the Red Sea. James Bailey discovered a centuries-old coin thought to be loot from the “King of the Pirates.” The Trustees of the British Museum Bailey told the Associated Press he was stunned when he dug out the dime-sized silver coin stamped with Arabic lettering. He believes it was minted in Yemen in 1693 before Captain Every carried it across the Atlantic. The bizarre and hilarious chaos on cruise ships exposed — including pirates, pot, and polar bears Every cemented his status

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Advocates speak out as convicted murderer seeks parole

Jewett, now 55, was convicted of the 1990 sexual assault and murder of 17-year-old Kimberly Rock in East Providence. He pled guilty to both crimes, and was sentenced to life in prison.

East Providence, RI · 1d

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Diman grad, Westport resident, earns bachelor’s degree at 19-years-old with 4.0 GPA

FALL RIVER/WESTPORT/SOMERSET/SWANSEA – Some people claim the younger generation lacks work ethic. They probably haven’t met Westport’s Corey Gaspar. Gaspar is a Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School graduate of the Programming and Web Development program, former historian for Diman’s chapter of Business Professionals of America, and an information technology intern at RYCOMM LLC. Most impressively, he has already earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Southern New Hampshire University with a perfect 4.0 GPA at just 19 years old.

Westport, MA · 9h

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Two charged with smuggling synthetic drugs into Bristol County House of Correction

DARTMOUTH, Mass. (WJAR) — The Bristol County House of Correction in Dartmouth announced on Tuesday that a contracted medical technician and an inmate have been charged with conspiracy to smuggle synthetic marijuana into the facility. 39-year-old Malissa Goff of Fall River, a contracted medical technician at the facility, and...

Dartmouth, MA · 4h

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Swansea town officials to discuss building an A.I. Data Center

(WJAR) — Town officials in Swansea are set to discuss the building of an AI data center. Data center officials will present plans for a potential facility, but it's unclear where it would be located or how large it would be. These facilities have faced fierce opposition in other...

Swansea, MA · 9h