Earth Day photo contest, waiting Tykes & Miss Teen RI: Five things to know...
Cemetery work
The Glocester Historical Cemetery Committee kicked off the 2023 clean up season by repairing and erecting damaged headstones at the Turner-Cook Lot, GL 6. Four Revolutionary War veterans are buried in the lot,...
Crews in Pascoag, Chepachet respond to Friday brush fires
Northern RI – Firefighters in several northern Rhode Island towns responded to brush fires on Friday, April 7 following a warning against burning due to winds and dry conditions.
In Glocester, crews spent more...
Glocester woman publishes first children’s book based on ‘magical’ true story
GLOCESTER – It was the desire to share a seemingly magical experience from her own childhood that inspired Glocester resident Diane Bernier Iskierski to publish her first children's book.
Filled with positive messages for...
Tax rate ad, bunny pics & a scholarship: Five things to know in Glocester...
Tax rate ad
Town Councilor Stephen Arnold responded this week to concerns regarding an advertisement of the proposed tax rate following the recent increase in assessed values of Glocester homes. Arnold noted that the ad...
Property sales in Glocester between March 10 & March 31
The following is a list of property sales recorded in the Glocester Town Clerk’s office between Friday, March 10 and Friday, March 31.
246 Pray Hill Road
Seller: Bruce Lorange
Buyer: Robert & Linda Cline
Price: $389,000
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‘Father Charlie’ of Chepachet, Burrillville dies at age 82
A priest who has served at several northern Rhode Island churches including St. Patrick's Parish in Harrisville and St. Eugene Parish in Chepachet died last week at the age of 82.
Reverend Charles...
Revaluations, seed workshop & Pride Mega tea: Five things to know in Glocester this...
Revaluations
Glocester residents received property revaluations in the mail this week, with many homeowners seeing a jump in assessed value. Residents are advised that the value increase does not necessarily come with a tax increase,...
