RI Authors Report A Successful Expo at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet

CRANSTON, R.I. — About 130 RI writers spent what many reported was a fun and successful day putting themselves and their work in front of an eager public Saturday at Rhodes […]
CRANSTON, R.I. — About 130 RI writers spent what many reported was a fun and successful day putting themselves and their work in front of an eager public Saturday at Rhodes […]
Warwick, RI – This week’s Rhode Island State Police activity in and nearby Warwick involved an arrest for DUI reckless driving stemming from a crash on Rte. 95 in Warwick, as well as traffic stops catching people wanted on warrants from the West Warwick, Coventry and Cranston Police Departments.
Louis Geremia, 62, of 36 Stone Ave., Warwick, has been indicted in the in the murder and dismemberment of Kerry Mello of Cranston in August 2015, the fifth man charged in the crime.
On Wednesday, Cranston Police arrested two Warwick men suspected of breaking into several cars in that city, thanks to an alert neighbor who spotted them skulking around parked cars near the corner of Curtis and Cranston Streets at about 4 a.m.
You don’t see a guy wandering through Apponaug with a ukulele every day, but that’s what Elija Hernandez was doing Monday afternoon on Post Road headed toward East Greenwich on Post Road.
Sue Stenhouse, a Warwick Planning Board Member and former Warwick City Councilor, has resigned as executive director of Cranston’s Senior Enrichment Center after NBC10 reported that a senior center bus driver masqueraded as a female senior citizen during her evidently staged press conference.
Warwick, RI – The RI Department of Transportation has announced it has awarded a $5.9 million contract to D’Ambra Construction of Warwick to resurface the entire length of Rte. 37 […]
Warwick, RI – The lot at 203 Bald Hill Road, once home to a series of ill-fated retailers including Building 19, Syms discount clothing, Zayre’s Department Store and Child World, will soon sport a CarMax used auto dealership.
Nine years ago, Susan Shapiro and Jim Carroll of Warwick opened their gift shop, Art & Soul on the city line at 2007 Broad St. in Cranston, during the Gaspee Days Parade.