Closed for repair, veteran’s ceremony & Iggy Inspires: Six things to know in Glocester...
Recreation reopens
Due to the first hard freeze occurring in most of Rhode Island this week, the Department of Environmental Management announced the reopening of state-owned recreational properties it manages in Glocester this week. The...
Bond vote, VFW ceremony: Five things to know in North Smithfield this week
Vote
Cast your vote for or against an $18 million bond to build a new police station during the Special Election on Tuesday, Nov. 7 - if you haven't already. North Smithfield residents can weigh...
Cards for Troops, Bronco 5K: Five things to know in Burrillville this week
Cards for Troops
Students at Burrillville Middle School wrote holiday cards for military members serving overseas this week. Burrillville High School Class of 2021 graduate Collin Boisvert, who is serving on the USS Milius stationed...
Gallery: Costumed crowds Trick or Treat Main Street in Chepachet
GLOCESTER – Superheroes, monsters, princesses, witches and every character in between crowded into Chepachet Village last week for the Glocester Business Association's annual Trick or Treat Main Street.
Dozens of businesses throughout the...
Lottery announces winners from North Smithfield & Burrillville
Northern RI – Two locals who purchased lottery tickets at locations out of town last month scored wins according to a release from the Rhode Island Lottery.
A man from North Smithfield wagered $5...
K-9, boot camp & locals who served will help kids learn meaning of Veteran’s...
BURRILLVILLE – While kids are home from school in honor of Veterans Day this month, Jesse Smith Memorial Library hopes to help them understand why we recognize the holiday at an event to include...
Meet a ghost called Alice, other spirits on Route 44 in new book on...
GLOCESTER – Not only does Thomas D'Agostino seek out ghosts, but, apparently, they seek him out too, especially during the Halloween season.
"I've been hit in the face, had things thrown at me, had items...