Sunday cartoon: No matches or lighters for kids
BURRILLVILLE – With the summer season now underway, there will be more outdoor activities happening that involve campfires, open flames, fire pits and barbecues.
Adults will be lighting these fires with matches and lighters. Children watch what adults are doing at any given time of day. They also like to copy what adults are doing. It is extremely important...
Property sales in Burrillville between June 14 & June 28
The following is a list of property sales recorded in the Burrillville Town Clerk’s office between Friday, June 14 and Friday, June 28.
225 Smith Hill Road
Seller: Joseph & Kathleen Chauvin
Buyer: Bradley & Angelique Croce
Price: $475,000
0 Log Road
Seller: Peter & Anita Godon
Buyer: MacPherson Building, LLC
Price: $355,000
175 Manly Drive
Seller: The Secretary of Housing & Urban Development
Buyer: Joshua Borges
Price: $282,500
394 Colwell Road
Seller: Lorraine...
Pascoag Utility dedicates new Roosevelt Avenue well field to late commissioner
BURRILLVILLE – Officials from the Pascoag Utility District gathered this week with family, friends and colleagues of the late Ann Polacek to celebrate creation of a well field, and to dedicate the new water source to the former longtime commissioner.
PUD acquired the 17.6-acre property at 98 Roosevelt Ave. from the Knights of Columbus last July in hopes to...
Thousands lose power in Glocester following Wednesday night storm
GLOCESTER – Thousands in Glocester remained without power Thursday morning following a Wednesday night storm that took down trees and electric wires, also leaving a mess on roadways.
Rhode Island Energy had 9,145 outages across the state as of 8:30 a.m. on Thursday including one in Chepachet affecting 1,280 customers. While many remain in the dark, the number was...
Photos: ‘Awesome turnout,’ small business support & true family fun on display at GBA event
GLOCESTER – Sounds of dozens of playing children – squealing, shouting, splashing – filled the sunny field at Mulberry Vineyards in Chepachet on Sunday, June 23. It seemed the clock temporarily turned back to what might have been a more carefree time when the 1730 Andrew Brown homestead was built.
Husband-and-wife David and Melissa Wright of the vineyards had opened...
Property sales in Glocester between June 5 & June 24
The following is a list of property sales recorded in the Glocester Town Clerk’s office between Wednesday, June 5 and Monday, June 24.
8 Saunders Brook Road
Seller: Charles Shrader
Buyer: Jessica Reynolds
Price: $450,000
0 Lake Washington Drive
Seller: Robert Lefebvre
Buyer: Stephen Colardo
Price: $30,800
21 Bel Air Drive
Seller: Daniel & Alexandra Birch
Buyer: Lisa Dempsey
Price: $540,000
30 Oliver St.
Seller: Eaton Developments Inc.
Buyer: Christopher Manieri
Price: $489,000
11 Teaberry Drive
Seller:...
Stewards of history: Brown & Hopkins General Store now has new owners
GLOCESTER – Cynthia and Scott Barlow now own a piece of history: Glocester's Brown and Hopkins General Store, the oldest continuously operated general store in the U.S., located in the center of Chepachet Village on Putnam Pike.
"I love this town, and I know so many people here who consider Brown and Hopkins to be like a beacon for the...