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Warwick, RI – Misty Lourenco isn’t letting the chemo she needs to beat cancer keep her from the things she loves, and her friends in the local sports community aren’t letting her shoulder the financial burden of her care by herself.
Warwick, RI — Here’s the list of lane closures and other news from the Apponaug Circulator Project for Sept. 22 to 27.
Warwick, RI — New temporary bus stops have been set up at Tidewater and Longmeadow Drives for RIPTA’s Route 3A, Warwick Neck.
Yvener Jean-Baptiste, 27, of Brooklyn, N.Y., pled guilty in U.S. District Court in Providence Monday to using counterfeit credit cards with account numbers belonging to actual credit card owners to purchase $172,661.09 in Target and Wal-Mart store gift cards at Rhode Island stores, including in Warwick, in November 2013.
Warwick, RI – Councilman Edgar Ladouceur hopes flaws in the $5 million paving bond the Warwick City Council granted first passage to Monday will make his resolution to spend $1.25 million this year an attractive alternative.
Warwick, RI — Students at Warwick Neck Elementary School celebrated “The Dot,” an inspirational book by Peter H. Reynolds, on Sept. 15.
Warwick, RI — Here’s how to stay updated on the latest construction news in Apponaug, Warwick’s historic business district.
Warwick, RI – As DOT’s $29.9 million Apponaug Circulator Project continues moving down Post Road between the Coyle Street and Veterans Memorial Drive intersections, the owner and stylists at Salon X look forward to better access for their customers.
Warwick, RI – There are nearly 400 bicycling police officers from all over New England in town this morning, but not for long.
Warwick, RI – About 390 bicyclists from several New England police departments in the Sept. 11 memorial Tour de Force bicycle ride rolled down Post Road Thursday at about 4:30 p.m., stopping at the Sheraton Inn for the first leg of their tour.
Warwick, RI – A small group of families and city officials gathered at Oakland Beach to honor the memories of locals killed during the Sept. 11 attacks for a brief ceremony during the 13th anniversary of the day Thursday.
Warwick, RI – Mayor Scott Avedisian and Fire Chief Edmund B. Armstrong swore in 13 new firefighters Wednesday night before a crowd that packed all the seats in City Hall’s Council Chambers.
