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The striped bass are here on their annual migration north. Before relating where to catch them and how it is important to note that they are in tough shape as a species.   Striped bass … more
The dust has now settled on the Celtics’ Eastern Conference Semifinals loss to the New York Knicks, and all eyes will be on coach and Johnston native Joe Mazzulla as the team moves forward and … more
Major League Baseball officially lifted its ban of Pete Rose, among others, for their involvement in gambling infractions from their playing days. The ban now makes these players eligible for the … more
“We are thrilled that the Block Island Inshore Fishing Tournament keeps growing,” said Capt. Chris Willi, Tournament Director and owner of Block Island Fish Works, a bait & tackle … more
I   was covering the Cranston East Little League Opening Day ceremonies last Saturday and something pretty cool happened. Moments before the league was set to hand the microphone to its … more
At press time, on Tuesday night, May 5, 2025, the boating and fishing community spoke out against Rhode Island House Bill H-6256 at a House Finance Committee meeting. The Bill proposes to remove the … more
The NFL Draft took place last weekend and hundreds of college prospects saw their dreams come to fruition when their names were called to the stage. One player that did not get selected was … more
NOAA Fisheries is using fish DNA to analyze forage and predator relationships. Environmental DNA—eDNA—is loose genetic material shed by organisms in the environment. This can include … more
E very season I internally debate which sports are my favorite to cover here in Rhode Island. Typically, it’s football in the fall, basketball in the winter and softball in the spring. … more
Staff, budget and research reductions outlined for NOAA in a Trump Administration NOAA “Passback memo” on their budget would be devastating. Devastating for US agriculture, shipping, … more
T he Masters continues to be the world’s best golf event, as Rory McIlroy took home the championship on Sunday in a playoff against Justin Rose to complete an epic tournament. There … more
The news for bluefin tuna just got worse. NOAA Fisheries announced Monday, April 14, 2025 landings for the 2024 fishing year and it relates that landings were 138.3 mt (9 percent) higher than the … more
Last week I was pleasantly surprised to see U.S. Representative Seth Magaziner from Rhode Island hosting an issues form with other U.S. House Natural Resources Committee Members titled “Attacks … more
W ashington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin finally broke the NHL’s all-time goal record last week when he put away No. 895, topping Wayne Gretzky’s record which was set all the way … more
Spring sports are officially underway and as always, our three communities will be well represented across the board. It’s early, but here is my outlook on some of our teams as we head … more
Unfortunately, right whales and other large animals of the sea are dying at man’s hand to the point of extinction.   This is the case for the North Atlantic Right Whale. NOAA relates … more
T his week we are unveiling our winter All-City teams to honor the best athletes of this past winter season, officially closing the book until next year. I figured with spring sports less … more
The Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council (CRMC) is seeking volunteers to further develop and expand the R.I. Fishermen’s Advisory Board (FAB). Members of the FAB play a crucial … more
Rhode Island and some Massachusetts lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams designated as trout-stocked waters are currently closed for fishing. However, the season opens in RI and in additional MA … more
In last week’s column I mentioned that I have covered too many championship games to truly chose a favorite or best. This past weekend’s hockey championships may have shattered those … more
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