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KINGSTON — Being on an airplane, a bus, or a ship, all offer a feeling of forced, but comfortable, community. You and your fellow travelers are locked together, e…
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When people talk about the best television shows over the past 25 years, someone is bound to mention “The Sopranos.” Originally broadcast on HBO from 1999-2007, t…
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WEST WARWICK — The first time she saw “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” Abigail Tuchon fell in love with it — she was impressed, she said, by how touching the show is while ...
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COVENTRY — Frank Brown and John Paul Verducci will fill the two new at-large seats on the nonpartisan Coventry Town Council, according to preliminary results of t…
Wizards ready for the challenge | Sports | ricentral.com
21 hours ago · WEST WARWICK - Greg Kortick knows that making the leap from Division III to Division II comes with its set of challenges. For that, the head coach of the Wizards
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Warlocks, witches and their little dogs too, flooded Wickford Harbor this past weekend for the sixth annual Witches Paddle. The event was the largest yet, drawing hundreds of spectators and more ...
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Rhode Island voters widely approved all seven bond questions in a special election Tuesday night. The bonds, which total $400,000,000 will be used to fund initiat…
Southern RI prepares for a season’s worth of celebration
1 day ago · Throughout various places in South County, shoppers, tourists, and locals just wanting to absorb the celebratory atmosphere will gather to soak in the old-time feel of church fairs, open houses ...
Wickford Village celebrates another Festival of Lights
1 day ago · In Wickford Village, everyone is waiting for December. Tell-tale signs begin to appear; Christmas lights spring up overnight, donning the trees in their warm glow. Wreaths deck the doors of
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EAST GREENWICH – For many Rhode Island youth with intellectual disabilities, the ability to attend Catholic schools has not been an option. But with the support of The Tom and Terri Murphy ...
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