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Nov. 2 and Nov. 3 Greek Food & Fair Christmas Bazaar will be held at the Church of the Annunciation - Mihailides Center, Demetrakas Hall, 175 Oaklawn Ave. on Sat., Nov. 2 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. … more
Rhode Island prison officials routinely interfere when attorneys are sharing confidential information during visits with clients behind bars, and also confiscate and inspect mail to prisoners in … more
The 25th Annual Halloween Happenings in Pawtuxet Village welcomed hundreds to trick or treat under sunny skies last Saturday.  “We’re getting back to pre-pandemic crowds,” … more
PROVIDENCE, RI – The Rhode Island Board of Elections and the Rhode Island Department of State are today reminding voters who are choosing to vote by mail that mail ballots must be received by … more
“Please don’t cut down our Christmas tree.” That was the comment from some residents outside Knightsville Manor this week when they saw people gathered around a small, fat … more
Hope and Serenity (Submitted photos) EDITOR’S NOTE: Here’s a look at our next photo submission series, kids’ and pets’ Halloween costumes! Feel free to start sending in … more
Our programs assist, inform, entertain, and enrich the lives of individuals 55 years and older. Caffeine: Questions & Answers Wednesday, Nov. 6 – 10 a.m. URI Pharmacy … more
Of Cranston’s more than 60,000 registered voters, city election officials estimate more than 10,000 will vote early and more than 4,000 will cast ballots by mail. And on Election Day, Nov. 5, … more
EDITOR’S NOTE: Here’s a look at our next photo submission series, kids’ and pets’ Halloween costumes! Feel free to start sending in submissions by commenting on our Facebook … more
“Beautiful room,” said Cranston City Councilor Robert Ferri as he glanced around the television studio at WPRI-12 in East Providence. The Democrat stood at a podium Friday morning, … more
DRUG POSSESSION According to the Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office, on Oct. 21, the Statewide Grand Jury returned an indictment charging Ryan Lackey, 27, of Cranston, with one count … more
The dark financial clouds forecast for Rhode Island are no longer on the horizon. They’re here. The state is staring down a nearly $400 million shortfall for the fiscal year that starts … more
Students, staff, and dignitaries left their mark on the new Gladstone Street Elementary School last week with a special beam-signing event. Using an array of colored markers, they signed their names … more
The Cranston West football team dropped its third straight decision when Central ran away with a 27-7 win in Providence last Saturday. The Falcons played a strong first half and used a Kelan Cornell … more
Fall in love with Malachi! This handsome brindle Boxer mix boy loves treats, is pretty low maintenance and would love a comfy spot in your home and heart! Malachi is six years old and wants to be … more
While much of the state’s attention on road work has been on the Washington Bridge, the Rhode Island Department of Transportation has made progress throughout the year on a number of infrastructure projects in the West Bay. Before 2024 is done, according to RIDOT Chief Public Affairs Officer Charles St. Martin, another major development will occur — Route 295 northbound in between... more
It’s going to be a crowded ballot when voters head to their Cranston polling locations on Election Day, Nov. 5. In addition to races for U.S. president and Cranston mayor, all nine City … more
One in five Cranston students fell below Rhode Island Comprehensive Assessment System (RICAS) benchmarks following the latest round of testing. And already this school year, 10% of … more
Oct. 25, Cranston Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony for the Class of 2024, Fri. Oct. 25, 5 p.m., cocktails and appetizers at the Alpine Country Club, 251 Pippin Orchard Rd., Cranston. Tickets are $55 … more
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