Grant of $57K will fund construction of pavilions at Steere Hill Farm, Hawkins Pond...
GLOCESTER – Two properties featuring walking trails maintained by the Glocester Land Trust will soon have new pavilions thanks to a $57,000 grant through the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management's Recreation...
School district financial meeting, comedy show: Five things to know in Glocester this week
Financial meeting
The Foster/Glocester Regional School District's 65th annual financial meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 21 at 7 p.m. at Ponaganset High School at 137 Anan Wade...
Egg Hunt, tryouts & a figure skating show: Five things to know in Burrillville...
Wendy Andrews scholarship
The Friends of the Jesse M. Smith Memorial Library are offering a $500 scholarship in memory of long-standing chairperson Wendy S. Andrews, who passed away unexpectedly...
Coaches, sports equipment & community appeal: Five things to know in North Smithfield this...
Utility work
Overnight utility work began once again on Sayles Hill Road in the area of Anchor Subaru on Sunday, March 19. According to town officials, after underground work is...
Worst road in RI? Burrillville council pleads for state action on Victory Highway
BURRILLVILLE – In 2012, the deteriorated stretch of state roadway running from Sandhill Road to Route 107 was considered high priority for reconstruction by the Rhode Island Department of Transportation, and listed...
North Smithfield secures $375,000 COPS grant; Debate on future of police station continues
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The federal Justice Department’s Office of Community Policing Services has awarded the town a grant of $375,000, funding officials say will be used to purchase needed equipment for the...
In Glocester, focus on preservation includes planning, with state and federal influence
GLOCESTER – People are preserving the past in Glocester with more than a little help from forces both in and outside of the town.
In Chepachet on Main...