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How to value loyalty
If you’ve followed New England Patriots football this season, or the NFL in general, you know that perhaps the hottest topic has been the future of head coach Bill Belichick with the team. … more
West wins two straight
The Cranston West girls basketball team has picked up some steam as of late, getting back to back wins by beating South Kingstown 54-39 and Westerly 71-47. Kyla Buco led the Falcons with 19 … more
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The Cranston Herald’s Athlete of the Week is West basketball player Jaymien Aponte. The senior captain has had plenty of responsibility as the team’s lone returning starter this season and delivered in its first league game. The 1-0 Falcons are quickly emerging as a contenders in Division II, and Aponte helped them get a statement win over Middletown on Monday by scoring 18 points to go along with 17 rebounds.
Falcons fly to big start
The Cranston Herald’s Athlete of the Week is West basketball player Jaymien Aponte. The senior captain has had plenty of responsibility as the team’s lone returning starter this season … more
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Better recreational fishing data may be on the way
Sometimes there is a silver lining and good things come out of a bad situation.  Last week anglers met with Janet Coit, Assistant Administrator and Chief of NOAA Fisheries and her staff, to talk … more
READY TO GO: Devin DeAngelis (Photos by Leo van Dijk/rhodyphoto.zenfolio.com)
‘All bought in’
The Cranston-Scituate co-op hockey team is back on the ice this winter and is looking to take another step forward as a program in Division II. The Falcons were one of the youngest clubs in the … more
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MIGHT MATCH: Kelly Seigh, Director of Corporate/Community Relations for the RI Food Bank, holds a mock check with Golf Tourney Co-Chairman Bob Hartington for $5,000 that will mushroom into $10,000 by way of a matching grant. (Photos by Bruce Caldwell)
Elks honor Cookie by giving back
There was a Classic “Cookie” Celebration last week inside the Tri-City Elks Lodge No. 14 at 1915 West Shore Road in Warwick. There were two check presentations … more
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Plenty to sort through this winter season
Now that the regular season is officially underway and I was able to gather just a little more information in the past week, it is time for me to make some of my official winter predictions for the … more
OPENING NIGHT: East’s Darien Peterson handles the ball last week. (Photos by Alex Sponseller)
Bolts beat Huskies in opener
Although the Cranston East boys basketball team is rebuilding this winter, the Bolts are confident and ready to compete on a nightly basis in the loaded Division I group. The team graduated some … more
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Athlete of the Week: Juel Goris
The Cranston Herald’s Athlete of the Week is East senior basketball player Juel Goris. Goris enters the winter season as one of the Bolts’ leaders and go-to scorers and lived up to the … more
Division I hockey race could be historically good
The Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division I hockey season is also underway along with basketball. Division I hockey is always one of the most competitive fields in the whole sports season, but … more
Sainristil earns LEC honors
Five members of the Rhode Island College women’s indoor track & field team were recognized by the Little East for their respective performances at the Springfield Season Opener on Dec. 2. … more
Hats off to Senator Whitehouse for another great Leaders Day
Hats off to Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and his staff for putting together the Energy, Environment and Oceans Leaders Day, Friday, Dec. 1 at the Rhode Island Convention Center. This is the 14th year … more
RIC takes 3rd to open season
The Rhode Island College swim team finished third (seven teams) at the Bridgewater State Invitational on Saturday afternoon. Rhode Island College finished third (seven teams) with a team score of … more
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FACE OF THE PROGRAM: Jaymien Aponte in a game last season. (Herald file photo)
Falcons look to build on last year’s run
The Cranston West boys basketball team is gearing up for another season after having a bounce back campaign in 2022-23. After a shaky start to last year, the Falcons would catch fire down the … more
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FALCONS FLY TOGETHER: Cranston West softball player Sofia Marella is joined by teammates as she signs her National Letter of Intent at a recent ceremony at the school. (Photos courtesy of CPSED)
Marella to play DII softball
Another Falcon made their college decision official recently, as West standout softball player Sofia Marella signed her National Letter of Intent to play for Division II St. Thomas Aquinas. … more
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Halftime Show
Here are some shots of the action during the Thanksgiving football game halftime show at Cranston Stadium. Pictured are the Cranston West cheer and flag teams, as well as East’s cheerleaders … more
Goodbye good friend
I have made a lot of friends fishing but have made just as many at coffee shops. Sorry to say my coffee friend Marc passed away Saturday after fighting pancreatic cancer for over a year. Fishing … more
CLCF headed to nationals
The CLCF 13-U football Chiefs are heading to nationals in Florida after winning the American Youth Football New England Championship. The Florida-bound Chiefs finished the season with a perfect 12-0 … more
Thanksgiving matchups gave lots to chew on
We had three Thanksgiving football games this past week at Beacon Communications and there were three distinct storylines in each of them. Of course, no two or three games are identical in terms of … more
Turkey Trot collects nearly 2,300 pounds of food for West Bay
For the 34th year, the Warwick Turkey Trot softball tournament took place at City Park to gather canned goods for the West Bay Community Action Food Pantry leading up to Thanksgiving. Players … more
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