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Cranston plans to sell two former schools

The city is planning to sell two former schools that once served as swing space during recent school construction projects.

Cranston, RI · 4h

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Warwick veteran gifted brand new car as part of Progressive Insurance giveaway

WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — Warwick U.S. Army veteran Richard Gagne received the keys to a brand new vehicle on Tuesday as part of the 14th annual Keys to Progress vehicle giveaway. According to Progressive, Gagne was gifted the car so he can have reliable transportation to medical appointments, shop,...

Warwick, RI · 1d
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Portsmouth Town Council president loses race by 4 votes

The "blue wave" extended into Portsmouth as Democrats swept the town council race.

Portsmouth, RI · 8h

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Friars shake off doldrums, run past Bryant

PROVIDENCE – Slowed by a rash of injuries and still smarting from a loss to Nebraska, the Providence Friars were looking for a spark to find their groove Tuesday night. They found that spark from a pressing defense, freshman Clyde Walters and Devin Vanterpool’s first look at the Amica Mutual Pavilion.

Providence, RI · 19h
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Recap: Portsmouth Council Renews Liquor Licenses, Hears Towns Back Housing Lawsuit

Portsmouth's bars, restaurants, clubs and package stores had their annual licenses renewed. Other towns have pledged money toward Portsmouth's housing lawsuit, which the town's attorney said has nearly used up Portsmouth's own $20,000. Curbside pickup is a day late this week for Veterans Day, and an e-waste event is Dec. 19.

Portsmouth, RI · 1d

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Man arrested on fraud charges in Hope Valley

HOPE VALLEY, RI — A Pawtucket man turned himself in to state police Monday on fraud charges totaling more than $10,000. Troopers arrested Hernan M. Perez, 37, of Pawtucket, at 6:02 p.m. Nov. 9, 2026, according to the Rhode Island State Police Hope Valley Barracks. Perez faces charges of...

Pawtucket, RI · 1d

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Rabbit Hunting Season in Rhode Island: Dates, Limits, and Rules for Cottontail Hunters

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Rabbit hunting season in Rhode Island runs for nearly five months, which makes cottontails one of the longest-running small game opportunities in the Ocean State. Even better, you don’t need a special permit or stamp beyond your base hunting license to chase them. This guide covers the season dates, the daily limit, the licenses you … This article, Rabbit Hunting Season in Rhode Island: Dates, Limits, and Rules for Cottontail Hunters , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Big Cat Ownership Laws in Louisiana: What Is Banned, Who Is Exempt, and What Penalties Apply • Feral Pig Hunting in West Virginia: Laws, Wild Boar Counties, and Licenses • Elk Hunting Season in Missouri: Dates, Draw Rules, and Where You Can Hunt

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‘He didn’t deserve this’: Sister of 2014 murder victim still seeking answers

The 55-year-old Cranston native was found dead inside his Farmington Avenue apartment in Providence back in December 2014.

Providence, RI · 1d

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These 7 Massachusetts malls that drew shoppers for decades are all being rebuilt, replanned, or put up for sale in 2026

Solomon Pond Mall's new owner plans industrial space. In December 2025, a federal district court approved the $8.5 million sale of Solomon Pond Mall, and the price covered only part of the property. Macy's and JCPenney own their stores and some of the parking, so the buyers, affiliates of Industrial...

Massachusetts · 19h

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Rhode Island Attorney General-elect Kim Ahern announces transition team

(WJAR) — Rhode Island Attorney General-elect Kim Ahern has announced her transition team ahead of becoming the state’s top lawyer. Ahern officially won the position last week after breaking through a crowded primary. The co-chairs are Jerry Coyne and Linn Freedman. Coyne is a former Rhode Island Deputy...

Rhode Island · 1d

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Rehoboth man sentenced to life for killing his pregnant girlfriend

Gregory Groom, 23, admitted to prosecutors last year that he murdered his 18-year-old girlfriend, who was about 11 weeks pregnant. A Rehoboth man who was accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend after she went missing was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole on Tuesday, court records show.

Rehoboth, MA · 23h

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Middletown vet, 89, goes viral for unexpected performance of 'You're A Grand Old Flag'

MIDDLETOWN, R.I. (WJAR) — An 89-year-old Middletown veteran is going viral for his unexpected performance during a veterans pinning ceremony. Anthony Chatowsky, who lives with his wife Florence in the senior living section of John Clarke Senior Living, said before retiring, and before opening up the once Fish Print Museum, he spent a lot of time serving our country.

Middletown, RI · 23h

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East Greenwich Police Had No Role in ICE Action, Town Manager Says

Town Manager Andrew Nota told the East Greenwich Town Council that police had no involvement in or advance notice of a recent federal immigration enforcement action. He said the department's internal policy has no requirement to notify the administration or council, and asked whether the council wants to codify the policy in an ordinance or go further. A police official said officers questioning federal agents could be seen as interference. Council members discussed referring affected people to Congressman Magaziner's office, state resources and community groups. No vote was taken; a council member asked staff to look into outreach, and Nota agreed.

East Greenwich, RI · 1d

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East Greenwich shows gratitude to veterans with parade

The community in East Greenwich showed its gratitude to veterans by staging a parade on Wednesday. The parade featured firefighters, Boy and Girl Scouts, and many more. It was also filled with people waving and smiling, and those throwing candy for those who gathered on the main road. The parade...

East Greenwich, RI · 6h

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Providence Fire Chief Derek Silva announces retirement

(WJAR) — Providence Fire Chief Derek Silva has announced he is retiring after two decades with the department. “It’s been the honor of my career to serve the City of Providence alongside the great people of this department,” Silva said in a statement. “I’ll miss each and every one of them. I’m proud of the progress we’ve made together, and I’m confident the department will keep building on it to modernize and improve."

Providence, RI · 1d

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Johnston’s mayor could be getting a bump in pay

Johnston Mayor Joseph Polisena Jr. could be getting a big pay raise.

Johnston, RI · 1d

Up and Away Mag

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Town Demolishes Kids' Homemade Bike Jumps After One Injury, Leaving Parents Furious

For years, a wooden mountain biking spot has been a beloved spot for children to spend years building jumps and practicing their skills. Now, however,...

Barrington, RI · 2d

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Quonset Site Records Show No Sludge-Burning Plant, Town Reps Say

Town reps say Quonset's Technical Review Committee never reviewed a pyrolysis plant on All American Way, so one would need a new review. Proposed park rule changes, including better meeting records, go to the Planning Commission Nov. 12. North Kingstown, R.I. — North Kingstown's two representatives on the Quonset Development...

North Kingstown, RI · 1d

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Widespread rain on Friday, low chance for snow

It has been a beautiful morning this Veterans Day. However, dreary conditions will take hold as clouds roll in on Wednesday evening. Despite a chance of a light, passing shower in the early hours of Thursday morning, conditions will be mostly dry throughout the day. Precipitation chances will ramp up on Thursday night and will continue until Saturday morning.

Rhode Island · 3h

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Real Estate: October 26 to October 30

Real Estate Transactions from October 26 to October 30. 51 Ayrault St. was sold by Joyce Kirby, Trustee of the Joyce Kirby Revocable Trust & Michael Greene, Trustee of the Michael Greene Revocable Trust to Christine Dobberphul for $2,858,000. 27 High St. Unit 2 was sold by Kathleen Bernard, Trustee...

Newport, RI · 6h