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Spring Lake Beach, Holiday Acres deemed safe to reopen after testing

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BURRILLVILLE/GLOCESTER – Two area beaches that were closed last week due to high bacteria levels have been deemed safe to reopen by the...

Concern for school safety & mental health, ad for tax rate changes among concerns...

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NORTH SMITHFIELD – Amid national tragedies at schools and ongoing concerns regarding the lasting effects of the pandemic on students' mental health, the town...

Puccetti presents nearly $15K to Operation Stand Down Rhode Island

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NORTH SMITHFIELD – An ambitious senior project by one student at North Smithfield High School this year raised nearly $15,000 for an organization that...

Independence Day kickoff, Budget referendum scheduled: Five things to know in Glocester this week

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Budget vote announced Town Clerk Jean Fecteau has announced that the financial town referendum for the proposed fiscal year 2022/2023 budget originally scheduled for Tuesday,...

Bike Rodeo, summer enrichment: Five things to know in North Smithfield this week

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Road closure The Rhode Island Department of Transportation has announced that there will be alternating lane closures for construction this week on Route 146, from...

Candidate info session, Safe sitter class: Five things to know in Burrillville this week

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Juneteenth The federal holiday of Juneteeth is being observed on Monday, June 20. Banks, federal offices and the post office are closed today, but town...

New owner obtains license for Burrillville’s ‘haunted’ farmhouse, says she hopes to dispel rumors

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BURRILLVILLE – It might be unusual for most government boards to discuss issues surrounding paranormal activity, but over the past decade, such conversations have...