Thursday, April 25, 2024

Government

Council delays decision on branding for the town of Glocester, citing budget concerns

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GLOCESTER – The Glocester Economic Development Commission would like to put Glocester on the map, figuratively. That means creating a, "brand," that identifies the town in a particular way, advertises it as such, and,...

Merger voting, audition workshop & a dinner/dance: Ten things to know in Burrillville this...

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Groundbreaking ceremony A groundbreaking ceremony for a new handicap viewing plaza at the Burrillville High School artificial turf field will be held on Monday, April 1 starting at 11 a.m. at the school at 425...

On-ramp closing, flag raising & primary voting: Five things to know in North Smithfield...

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Primary The Presidential Preference Primary takes place on Tuesday, April 2, and two polling places will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in North Smithfield: Town Hall at 83 Green St. and Scouter's...

Material Sand secures agreement for use of town roadways despite neighbor objections

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NORTH SMITHFIELD – A sand and gravel mining business that has operated in town for more than 70 years has resolved at least one element of its long legal battle with the town, signing...

Council questions delay in takeover of maintenance for Glocester Elementary Schools

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GLOCESTER – At the recent Town Council meeting, the board was about to approve formally rescinding the town's contract for maintenance and clerical services related to Glocester Elementary Schools. Two weeks ago, the Glocester...

State grant of $1 million will bolster North Smithfield police station repairs

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NORTH SMITHFIELD – In recent months, contractors have completed major health and safety-related repairs at the former school that serves as headquarters for the North Smithfield Police Department and now, more improvements will likely...

Heating help, pasta dinner & FEMA assistance: Five things to know in Glocester this...

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Apply for LIHEAP Glocester residents are invited to apply for or renew heating assistance with Tri-County Community Action’s LIHEAP program on Wednesday, March 27. LIHEAP helps low income households pay their heating bills, offers weatherization...