Glocester to address low-lying, flood-prone sites thanks to $485K grant
GLOCESTER – Thanks in part to a $485,000 Municipal Resilience Grant from the state, low lying flood sites that cause road erosion will be on the Department of Public Works' list of repairs in...
Filled cruisers, wreath making & a meat raffle: Five things to know in Glocester...
Cruisers filled
The Glocester Police Department held a Fill-a-Cruiser event to benefit the Glocester Food Pantry over the weekend with the goal of filling four cruisers. The department announced that thanks to the generosity...
Glocester residents gather to honor, remember those who have served
GLOCESTER – Friends, family and veterans gathered on Saturday at the Glocester Senior Center on Saturday, Nov. 11, Veterans' Day, to honor and thank local veterans, including a handful of Korean War Veterans, the...
Property sales in Glocester between October 30 & November 8
The following is a list of property sales recorded in the Glocester Town Clerk’s office between Monday, Oct. 30 and Wednesday, Nov. 8.
111 Lake Washington Drive
Seller: Ronald & Jill Charbonneau
Buyer: Dylan Haigh & Sydney...
Plastic bag ban comes to Rhode Island January 1, but are local businesses ready?
Northern RI – On January 1, 2024, Rhode Island's new regulation banning single use plastic bags goes into effect. Apparently, some businesses and owners are still in the dark regarding the change.
The law, entitled...
Five roads set for paving in Glocester with help from RIDOT funding
GLOCESTER – Five roads in town will be paved or repaved sometime in the spring, thanks in part to the Rhode Island Department of Transportation Municipal Road and Bridge Program. That includes one of...
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...
