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‘Christmas Flyer’

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It is fitting that NRI NOW Marketing Representative Malinda Howard's dog Flyer should be the test pilot for our new "Newshound of the Week" post.  Each week, a dog will be featured along with doggone good information that we hope will make your fur family wag and...

UPDATE: Weather service issues blizzard warning, up to 30 inches expected

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Northern RI – The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for Rhode Island, including the northwest corner of the state, predicting accumulation of 18 to 30 inches from late Friday night through Saturday evening. The warning, issued around 3:30 pm. on Friday, Jan....

Guilford man indicted on child exploitation charges stemming from Burrillville arrest

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HARTFORD, Conn. – A Connecticut man arrested by local police in 2019 over sexual assault of a Burrillville boy was indicted this week by a federal grand jury in Hartford. Christopher Michaelson, 37, of Guilford, Conn. appeared on Monday, Nov. 15 via videoconference before U.S....

Eco Depot is Saturday

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There will be an Eco Depot collection day open to all Rhode Island residents on Saturday, Oct. 30 at 1117 River St. in Woonsocket from 8 a.m. to noon. Other materials to be collected include household hazardous waste and electronics.

Sign ups open for town sports leagues

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Registration continues this week for the 2021 spring season of Burrillville Girls Softball. Divisions in the league, which was started last year, include 6 & 8U instructional, 10U, 12U and 14U. The deadline to register for the league is Wednesday, March 31. To learn more and...

Senior group offers online classes

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Aging Well Inc., an organization serving northern Rhode Island seniors formerly known as Senior Services, Inc., is now offering cooking and exercise classes online while normal programing has been paused due to the ongoing pandemic. Those who would like to join classes via Zoom are...

RIDOT rejects crosswalk, approves speed decrease by Burrillville High School

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BURRILLVILLE – The speed limit on East Avenue by Burrillville High School will be decreased from 25 to 20 in the coming weeks following a request for review of the issue by the Burrillville Town Council. But some councilors expressed displeasure with the decision, arguing...