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Free eyeglasses, online-only Bugle: Five things to know in Burrillville this week

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No print edition of latest Bugle For the first time since its inception in 2001, the fall/winter edition of Burrillville Bugle will not be printed and mailed to residents in town. Town officials released the Bugle,...

Volunteer deadline, Read for a cause: Five things to know in No. Smithfield this...

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Read for a cause North Smithfield Public Library has started its Winter Reading Program: Reading for a Cause. This year, the cause is to bring attention to wildlife protection of a vulnerable species. Librarian Miss Renee...

Schools funded, vehicle tax payments due soon in northern RI

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NORTH SMITHFIELD/BURRILLVILLE – With the state budget finally passed this month, municipalities across Rhode Island are now sending residents motor vehicle tax bills that feature an abbreviated timeframe for payback. In North Smithfield, Town Administrator...

Wanted: Shovelers, metal & trees; Five things to know in Burrillville this week

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Feed the animals Liberty Farm in Harrisville is now accepting donations of live Christmas trees to feed their cows, goats, and alpacas. Trees must not have been chemically treated, and must be free of tinsel and...

Luminaria, Second Hand Smoke: Five things to know in No. Smithfield this week

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Common lights the way into 2021 The annual Luminaria display at Slatersville Congregational Church did not take place on Christmas Eve due to inclement weather, but has been rescheduled for New Year's Eve. Normally, Luminaries are...

EPA review finds more work needed at contaminated former mill site

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NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Environmental Protection Agency will continue work at the site of the former Stamina Mills following a five year review of remediation efforts that found contaminants in groundwater and wells surrounding...

Toys available, Town Hall art: Five things to know in North Smithfield this week

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Town holiday hours Several town offices will closed this week in the days leading up to, and following Christmas Day on Friday, Dec. 25. Town Hall will be closed on Thursday, Dec. 24, as well as...