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For many, hearing aids are necessary to communicate. The Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California did a study on the effect of hearing loss in relation … more
Name: Olivia Tomaselli Rank in Class: 1 Future Plans (education): Georgetown University Future Plans (career): Economics and Public Policy High school activities and any … more
The Gershkoff/Top Notch Lightning Elite 14-U baseball team traveled down to Myrtle Beach for the Youth Baseball Nationals Tournament series, and came back champions. The tournament included the top … more
Cranston residents and Special Olympics Rhode Island (SORI) athletes Keith Wilcox Jr. and Mary Irons are just two of 22 amazing athletes who recently made history as graduates in the inaugural class … more
Special to the Herald The Rhode Island Public Transportation Authority (RIPTA) opened its first electric bus in-line charging station in the Ocean State on Wednesday morning, in an event that … more
Special to the Herald The Cranston retiree class of 2024 overall had an impressive total of 1,046 years of dedication in and out of the classroom for the district. These employees all … more
St. Mary’s Feast is celebrating its 119th year this week, beginning on Wednesday with festivities continuing through Sunday. The celebrations include fireworks on Sunday night at 10 p.m. … more
SIMPLE ASSAULT At 5:28 a.m., July 16, Cranston Police Officers arrested Mykal Reyes, 20 of 575 Dyer Ave., Cranston, for simple assault and disorderly conduct. At the same time, Cranston Police … more
The field for some of Cranston’s electoral races thinned after the July 12 deadline for nomination papers. After not receiving the party nominations, multiple Democrats did not submit … more
Special to the Herald The historic Park Theater will be reopening its doors this October. The theater — which temporarily closed last year — is set to host multiple shows this … more
Special to the Herald Back in 1982, director John Hughes made the popular coming-of-age movie called “The Breakfast Club.” It was about teenagers from different backgrounds who bond … more
Special to the Herald On July 1, 13-year-old Izzy Major walked out of the Hasbro Children’s Hospital, ringing a golden bell to signal her last day of treatment for leukemia. She was … more
Warwick City Councilwoman Donna Travis pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges that she filed a false document connected to the illicit acquisition of a next-door slice of Oakland Beach … more
As we are becoming more acclimated to severe weather these days, it is always worse when the weather becomes damaging and dangerous. On Wednesday, June 26, a tiny part of the neighborhood on … more
Special to the Herald “Don’t make a fuss — it’s just another day.” That was my dad’s comment just before his birthday last week, but we couldn’t … more
T.F. Green Airport saw its largest number of people traveling through security checkpoints of 2024 on July 7. The airport saw 8,260 individuals screened, according to Transportation … more
CRANSTON – “After one year from the ratification of this article, the manufacture, sale or transportation of intoxicating liquors within, the importation thereof into, or the exportation … more
July 15 – July 22 Bishop Hendricken Track and Field will be hosting a series of four track and field clinics on Mondays in July beginning July 1.  These clinics will be conducted by … more
Special to the Herald No matter what you call the game; Pitch, Setback or Hi Lo Jack, the 25 teams, made up of 50 players at the Cranston Senior Center were shuffling up and dealing for the … more
Our programs assist, inform, entertain, and enrich the lives of Individuals 55 years and older. Meals on Wheels of RI Monday, July 15 – 10 a.m. Facilitator: Luz Filpo This … more
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