Former assistant files discrimination lawsuit against N.S. town administrator
NORTH SMITHFIELD – A town staff member who served as Town Administrator Paul Zwolenski's administrative assistant for more than a year has filed a suit in U.S. District Court alleging employment discrimination as a...
Flu clinic, Artisan Fair: Five things to know in North Smithfield this week
Flu clinic
North Smithfield Middle School at 1850 Providence Pike will host a community flu clinic on Monday, Oct. 24 from 4 to 7 p.m. in the school gymnasium. The clinic is open to...
Pumpkinfest, Pumpkin Challenge & a blood drive: Five things to know in Burrillville this...
Blood drive
The Knights of Columbus Council 383 and St. Patrick’s Catholic Church will hold a blood drive on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 1 to 7 p.m. at 105 Harrisville Main St. Appointments can...
Woonsocket officials to consider water extension along Route 146 in North Smithfield
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Officials in Woonsocket are set to discuss a proposal that could see water lines extended to homes and businesses along Route 146 following a request from their counterparts in North Smithfield,...
N.S. tax assessor to look at solar properties taxed using ‘forest’ exemption
NORTH SMITHFIELD – If you have witnessed a North Smithfield Town Council meeting over the past few months, you have no doubt heard it discussed.
Resident Michael Clifford has sought to bring attention to the...
Scarecrow winners, Dinner with Chicks: Five things to know in Glocester this week
Scarecrow winners
The Glocester Scarecrow Festival has announced the winners in the annual competition, recognizing the scariest, funniest and most creative entries put together for the festival held on Saturday, Oct. (15)
Family...
Graveyard Tour, Candy drive & a Bag of Hope: Five things to know in...
Waterfall Candy drive
Resident Stacey Slekis is currently collecting unopened bags of candy to help out residents who live in the Steere Street area, which she notes is heavily trafficked each year by trick-or treaters....
