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The SSCV Thialf anchored in the West Passage from a vantage point traveling east on Narragansett Avenue. The ship, which is the second-largest crane ship on Earth, is in Narragansett Bay to switch ...
Two restaurateurs had hoped to have been open by around this time, but while one still is working on it, the other hopeful’s plans have been dashed. Mindy Zhang is waiting on town approvals so she can ...
Carla Sabatino is an INFORM USA Certified Community Resource Specialist at The POINT, Rhode Island’s Aging and Disability Resource Center. She’s available for one-on-one appointments on the third ...
The E-ZPass walk-in center at the Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority will now be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. “We’ve extended our hours to give customers more ...
Parking is no longer allowed on the eastern waterfront side of Bay View Drive from Conanicus Avenue north to Davis Street. The town council approved the amended ordinance Monday during a public ...
Bob Sutton, who helped establish the Jamestown Community Farm at the turn of the century, has stepped down as president of the nonprofit organization. Dick Steinbach has been appointed to replace ...
Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos’ congressional campaign is not in jeopardy, according to the Rhode Island Board of Elections. Robert Rapoza, executive director of the board, said an independent review of 112 ...
The property at 6 West St., owned by the Patrons of Husbandry since 1900 and used as a senior center for the past 30 years, has been acquired by the town. The public learned about the free acquisition ...
Lisa Lamason’s family roam Narragansett Avenue Friday spreading holiday chair dressed as inflated Christmas characters, including a snowman, Santa Claus and the Nutcracker. Other characters include ...
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The first house of worship in Jamestown will undergo improvements to preserve the National Historic Landmark for future generations. The Conanicut Friends Meetinghouse, at the corner of North Road and ...
Steven Bois, a former harbor commissioner who was appointed harbormaster in March, has been promoted to executive director of the waterfront. The town council unanimously appointed Bois to the ...
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