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Twin Willows turns back the clock – and its prices – to celebrate 40th anniversary
Over the years, Twin Willows has been described as a sports bar, a roadhouse and a beer bar. But as it celebrates a big anniversary, you can call the Narragansett restaurant on Scenic Route 1A near the Bonnet Shores Beach Club, a survivor. It took on its present character when...
Block Island fire crews battle morning fire at Narragansett Inn
(WJAR) — Block Island Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department said a fire broke out at the Narragansett Inn on Tuesday morning. Fire crews responded to the fire reported at around 5:34 a.m. Officials said the fire was present on the north side deck and upper deck. The fire was...
Inside McKee's 11th hour pitch to keep Citizens Bank - and its jobs - in RI. Here's the deal.
Gov. Dan McKee has quietly asked lawmakers to approve a tax relief-and-spending package for Citizens Bank that includes the proposed state purchase of a Citizens-owned building on Tripps Lane in East Providence for more than twice its current $16.9 million assessed value. A second of two unannounced budget amendments has Democrat McKee...
One RI bridge construction headache comes to an end. Latest on Newport Pell Bridge work.
The Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority announced Wednesday that the construction near the toll plaza that restricted travel to one lane in each direction has been completed and all lanes are open in both directions. Work continues in the area, but does not impact the travel lanes. “We are happy that this phase of the work is complete as we head into summer and welcome vacationers to Newport," Lori Caron Silveira, executive director of RITBA, said...
What comes next for DCYF after U.S. Attorney's scathing accusations? Here's a look.
PROVIDENCE — U.S. Attorney Zachary Cunha called the situation “appalling” Monday when he put Rhode Island on notice he might file a civil rights suit if the state doesn’t stop warehousing children with disabilities at Bradley Hospital. But Cunha’s findings were anything but new to those...
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