Sunday Safety Cartoon: Smoke Detectors Save Lives
BURRILLVILLE – The latest installment in the Seasons of Safety coloring cartoon campaign emphasizes the importance of having functioning smoke detectors in every home and apartment.
If you reside in a multi-level home or apartment building smoke detectors should be placed on every level to insure that if there is a fire anywhere in that structure a smoke alarm will...
From a Mapleville mill, to Gaynor at Times Square: ‘Johnny Drum,’ keeps a beat
NEW YORK – It was freezing in Times Square on New Year’s Eve 2020, but when John DiGiulio hit the stage with Gloria Gaynor he didn’t feel the cold.
“It was enthusiasm, excitement," DiGiulio told NRI NOW this week."No space heaters, just pure adrenaline.”
DiGiulio has been working in the recording industry for more than 20 years now, and his website...
Property sales in Burrillville between Jan. 20 & Jan. 28
The following is a list of property sales recorded in the Burrillville Town Clerk’s office between Wednesday, Jan. 20 and Thursday, Jan. 28.
94 East Ave., Unit 10
Seller: Charles Corbin
Buyer: John Messere
Price: $179,000
300 Donahue Road
Seller: Timothy & Joyce Hand
Buyer: James & Susan Haggerty
Price: $315,000
1525 Hill Road
Seller: Kevin Lawton & Sandra Emidy
Buyer: Maliha Holding, LLc
Price: $180,000
.52 acres
0 Central St.
Seller: Richard Emery
Buyer:...
Burrillville council adds 27 more properties to tax stabilization list
BURRILLVILLE – An effort to encourage investment in blighted areas of town that began in October took another leap forward this week, with the addition of 27 more properties in Harrisville and Pascoag.
The lots were added to a tax stabilization ordinance, and will now qualify for exemptions for both rehabilitation of existing structures, and new construction.
The program, created late...
Mulkern joins Burrillville Police Department
BURRILLVILLE – A former resident of Northborough, Mass. who is just a few courses shy of obtaining a master's degree in criminal justice has joined the Burrillville Police Department as a probationary officer.
Sean Mulkern was hired by the department in July but like all officers, had to complete his training at the Rhode Island Police Academy before he could...
Zoners approve use variance for Log Road solar
BURRILLVILLE – A proposal to build a 5 megawatt solar array on a gravel pit on Log Road has received the go-ahead from the Zoning Board of Review, with unanimous approval of a use variance for the property.
The property, a 53.5 acre lot owned by Dennis Piette, is located in an F5 farming/residential zone, where such solar projects are...
Win 100 $5 scratch tickets in Valentine’s Day raffle to save Sweet’s Hill
BURRILLVILLE – Tickets went on sale today in a raffle to raise funds for the Burrillville Land Trust's ambitious effort to save an East Avenue property from development.
The organization will sell 250 tickets in the raffle, funds that will go toward a $2.2 million dollar campaign to purchase Sweet’s Hill and steward the property. One lucky participant will win...