STORY OF THE WEEK: Over the summer, when COVID cases were significantly down and precautions relaxed, it was easy to think the pandemic was on its way out. Well, so much for that. Things have been trending in a more worrisome direction for months, first more

To the Editor, Responding to announcements by his challengers for the Democrat nomination for governor in 2022, Governor McKee issued a new "masks in public places" mandate on December15th. Despite the apparent urgency of the "crisis' the mandate goes more

The Rhode Island State Police has reminded Rhode Islanders with 3G phones that they may not be able to connect to 911 in case of an emergency as mobile carriers phase out their 3G networks. … more

In the tiniest of hands we find strength. In The Whisper Of The Wind, we hear God. Things are not as they appear, With the God that I hold dear. In the Still of the Night, He speaks to me Not in white noise of media and TV. We hear too much but don't more

Remote participation must be allowed There have been very few silver linings throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but realizing the potential of remote participation in municipal meetings has been one of significance. During the statewide lockdowns of more

STORY OF THE WEEK: The jockeying for Rhode Island's 2022 election season is well under way, although it's impossible to know how much things may change by the primary next September. Gov. Dan McKee retains the benefits of incumbency -- something that more

To the Editor, Calling all residents of Cranston! Were you aware that all public officials in RI take an oath of office, which requires them to support the Constitution of RI and of the United States? Both Constitutions affirm the right of everyone to more

To the Editor: What climate crisis? For the past fifty years, fear-mongering climate change fanatics have tried to scare us into believing that we are only one or two years away from total climate catastrophe. It hasn't happened. Weather wise, we have so more