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HE HAS A SIGN TOO: David Viens is the father of Dillon Viens, 16, a Johnston resident and student at who died following a “shooting” at 78 Cedar St. The home is now for sale, and David picketed a recent Open House. He carried signs reading: “CRIME SCENE FOR SALE” and “Open Investigation for SALE,” and wanted to ensure potential buyers knew what happened in the house.
Open House held at Johnston home where Dillon Viens lost his life
A Johnston teenager was shot and killed inside the home at 78 Cedar St. An investigation into his death is ongoing, but the house where Dillon Viens died can be bought for … more
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FROM THE AIR: These images of the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC) Central Landfill and Material Recycling Facility in Johnston were captured by drones piloted by Trevor Bryan, an FAA Licensed and insured drone pilot, the owner and operator of New England Aerial Services. For more information on the Warwick-based company, visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/newenglandaerialservices.
How old will the landfill grow?
The Ocean State’s garbage cans empty into Johnston. But how long will Johnston remain Rhode Island’s dump? Estimates for the landfill’s lifespan are shifting. The Rhode Island … more
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Temporary closure of river trail raises concerns over Pawtuxet site
By JOHN HOWELL “We’re local blue collar guys who grew up in Warwick,” says Artak Avagyan. But that’s not the way some Pawtuxet residents see Avagyan and his partner Lee … more
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Knightsville park work to start soon
By EMMA BARTLETT   In-house site work on the Knightsville revitalization is ready to start, according to Chief of Staff Anthony Moretti. The project is part of Mayor Ken Hopkins’ … more
TOUR GUIDE: Gov. Dan McKee wasted no time in telling President of Breeze Airways Tom Doxey all that the state has to offer following Tuesday’s announcement that the company will make Green Airport one of its bases of operation. (Cranston Herald photo)
RI lands Breeze Airways base
Rhode Island leaders announced Tuesday the state has landed a bonanza that promises to mean high paying jobs and an annual growth in the Ocean State economy of more than $76 million. The … more
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FROM THE AIR: These images of the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC) Central Landfill and Material Recycling Facility in Johnston were captured by drones piloted by Trevor Bryan, an FAA Licensed and insured drone pilot, the owner and operator of New England Aerial Services. For more information on the Warwick-based company, visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/newenglandaerialservices.
How old will Rhode Island's Central Landfill grow?
The Ocean State’s garbage cans empty into Johnston. But how long will Johnston remain Rhode Island’s dump? Estimates for the landfill’s lifespan are shifting. The Rhode Island … more
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CARDILLO VS CARDILLO: Incumbent State Rep. Edward T. Cardillo Jr. (left) will likely face his nephew Dennis Cardillo Jr. (at right) in the primary for the District 42 seat. Rep. Ed Cardillo has accused his nephew, Dennis, of lying about his residency. A hearing on the allegations will be held Thursday by the Johnston Board of Canvassers.
Relative opponents squabble over residency in RI District 42
Former Massachusetts congressman and U.S. Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill coined the famous phrase: “All politics is local.” In Rhode Island, local politics tend to be … more
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FEELING AT HOME: Filmmaker Karin Muller and Jody King of Warwick outline plans for a day of shooting at King’s kitchen counter. (Warwick Beacon photos)
Those who build community
By JOHN HOWELL The excitement was high and the dogs barking made it all the more palpable. Karin Muller pulled open the door and in an instant the larger of the two – a German shepherd … more
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RAT RESIDENCE SPOTTED: Rodent Control Coordinator David Laquale points to a rat hole that was uncovered by inspecting a Cranston resident’s yard for rat holes and rat runs; rats can travel up to 300 feet (roughly the length of a football field) to find a food and water source. (Herald photo)
City appeals for change in behavior to fight rats
It’s 9:30 on a Thursday morning and Rodent Control Coordinator David Laquale is busy baiting rat traps at Cranston residences. He’s scoping different yards for the rodents’ burrows … more
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TAKING IT IN: Cali, a three-year-old Australian labradoodle, made an appearance at the Challenger's season finale. (Herald photo)
‘Every Little League should have a challenger division’
As the sun set over Richard D. Santamaria Field on July 27, roars of cheering filled the air while the Cranston Challengers faced off against the Continental American Challengers of Warwick in their … more
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Too fast…
Out of all the calls the Cranston Police Department receives, speeding is at the top of the list. Over the past three years, Cranston Police have written 7,376 speeding tickets and arrested 56 … more
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TERRIFIC TRIBUTE: Gov. Dan McKee is all smiles prior to presenting Tri-County Community Action Agency President/CEO Joseph R. DeSantis with a certificate of special recognition for providing Rhode Islanders with basic health care needs as well excellent medical and dental care.
Governor tours Tri-County Community Action Agency in Johnston
There was some interesting and important conversation last Thursday morning inside the Tri-County Community Action Agency located at 1128 Hartford Ave. in Johnston. Discussion centered around … more
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