By TONY LaROCHE If this is his retirement, no one told Lloyd Kaplan. With his 85th birthday today, Kaplan will be working. Tonight, he'll lead his band of well-seasoned musicians, The Aristocats, in a night of swing at The Towers in Narragansett. more

From the time hockey legends of yesteryear began checking into the Hampton Inn & Suites on Post Road in Warwick until Sunday’s awards ceremony was held inside the famed carousel building at Goddard … more

The RSVP Volunteer Fair, held on July 23, was held to recruit volunteers to fill vacancies within RSVP's Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) Grant. The RSVP Department also has volunteer opportunities within the City of Cranston. more

Since 2016, REALTOR Foundation: RI has raised and received funds for a quarterly grant program that provides charitable support to individuals affected by personal or natural disaster and other non-profit organizations which endeavor to do the same. Five more

Colonel Ann C. Assumpico, Superintendent of the Rhode Island State Police and Director of the Department of Public Safety, recently announced that state, local and federal law enforcement agencies are again collecting backpacks and school supplies to more

By KELLSIE KING Nine months after students and faculty reported to being affected by levels of carbon monoxide at Cranston East, Pauline Belal is still awaiting answers from the city as to why her daughter fell ill with carbon monoxide poisoning even more

By MERI R. KENNEDY On Tuesday, July 31, the New Hope Art Gallery celebrated their 8th Anniversary, which was also their summer show opening. While the gallery was located at the Rhode Island Training School for five years, they are now located at the more

By KELLSIE KING In January 2017, Governor Gina Raimondo signed an executive order created the Working Group on Diversity in Construction, with the purpose of providing greater access to jobs for women and minorities. This past Monday, she signed a more

By MERI R. KENNEDY Defenders of Animals Inc., which began a 40-year journey of caring for and defending the rights of animals in April of 1978, will hold its 22nd annual Homeless Animals Day/Candlelight Vigil/Awards ceremony at the Governor Sprague more

By THOMAS GREENBERG With more than 133 students so far this summer and one week left, Chris Krane, the director of the youth sailing school at the Edgewood Yacht Club, said this is one of the most-attended years in all his time at the club. He's happy more