RIDOT rejects crosswalk, approves speed decrease by Burrillville High School
BURRILLVILLE – The speed limit on East Avenue by Burrillville High School will be decreased from 25 to 20 in the coming weeks following a request for review of the issue by the Burrillville Town Council.
But some councilors expressed displeasure with the decision, arguing...
Keith Munslow to visit Pascoag library Friday
BURRILLVILLE – Pascoag Public Library at 57 Church St. will host storyteller, musician and standup comedian Keith Munslow,
Stories and Songs, as part of the Summer Reading 2020 program – Imagine Your Story. Munslow will visit the library on Friday, Aug. 14 from 11...
Property sales in Burrillville between July 13 & July 17
The following is a list of property sales recorded in the Burrillville Town Clerk’s office between Monday, July 13 and Friday, July 17.
1 Cooper Hill Road
Seller: Ryan Danna
Buyer: Samantha Powers & Matthew Luce
Price: $275,000
36 Mill St.
Seller: Dawm Pappas
Buyer: RCG Property Trust, LLC
Price: $95,000
430 Reservoir...
Food volunteers, summer reading: Five things to know in Burrillville this week
Summer reading & Book Buddies programs
Pascoag Public Library has launched a summer reading program where participants can earn a badge for every hour they read. Kids in grades pre-K through 12 are invited to participate using the Beanstack platform to track their reading.
Sign up and...
Tree cutting, conservation dominate debate on Gold solar
NORTH SMITHFIELD – While planners admitted that the project is far more unique and collaborative than others that have come before them, a discussion about a proposal to install a solar array on the Mattity Road property owned by David Gold this week nonetheless...
The new front line: In pandemic, EMS Week takes on new meaning
NORTHERN RHODE ISLAND – In our worst moments, they are the first to arrive, the life savers, and right now, they go to work daily knowing they may have to face off against a virus that has brought the world to a halt.
May 17...
Wright’s, Bella closed for two weeks: Most Burrillville restaurants serving takeout
BURRILLVILLE – Restaurants in town reacted to the order to halt dine-in service on Tuesday, March 17, with some opting to stick strictly to serving take-out , and others announcing closure through March 30.
Below is a list of announcements from local establishments.
Bella Restaurant: closed
"We...