Blasting, bingo, pet food & Galentine’s: Seven things to know in Glocester this week
Blasting
The Glocester Police Department is notifying residents of permitted preliminary blasting in the area of 812 Putnam Pike at the Vinagro gravel pit site. Blasting will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 30 between the...
With deep roots, rich history Glocester could play vital role in state’s celebration of...
GLOCESTER – Plans are gearing up for Rhode Island's celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Declaration of Independence in 2026, and Glocester is planning on being an important part of it.
Three...
Glocester Town Council looks for ways to address flooding on Joe Sweet Road
GLOCESTER – Recent storm conditions, including the increase in rainfall, have led to major problems for some homeowners, especially those along a portion of Joe Sweet Road. Runoff from one of the town's land...
Glocester PD’s Jenison recognized by Department of Justice
GLOCESTER – A lieutenant with the Glocester Police Department was recognized this month by the United States Attorney for the District of Rhode Island for outstanding contributions to public safety.
Lt. Jeffrey Jenison was honored...
FEMA, Honor Roll & Senior art: Five things to know in Glocester this week
Gallery
The Glocester Senior Center has announced a new exhibit in their gallery. Residents are invited to stop by the center at 1210 Putnam Pike and view "Windows and Doors" by the Pastel Art Class....
Glocester volunteer lobbies for paid cemetery department
GLOCESTER – Bill Brown, who has organized volunteers to clean and restore historical cemeteries in Glocester, would like to see that process become a full-time paid department in the near future.
At the recent Town...
AG points to Glocester attempt to purchase in support of federal gun law
PROVIDENCE – The state Attorney General's Office cited a failed attempt to purchase a weapon at Big Bear Hunting & Fishing in Glocester as an example of federal gun regulations, "working as intended."
Attorney...
