Place legislation would phase out corporate giveaways
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Deputy Minority Leader David Place, a Republican representing District 47, has joined forces with Sen. Sam Bell, a Democrat from District 5, to launch a new initiative aimed at limiting...
BLT raffle drawing, book release: Five things to know in Burrillville this week
Shovelers needed
The Ashton Court Tenants' Association is in need of volunteers to help elderly and disabled residents during snow storms. Those who can assist with shoveling and clearing off cars in the future are...
Brothers of the Brush, snow cleanup: Five things to know in No. Smithfield this...
Digging out
Cleanup continues today following a Sunday storm that dumped around 9 inches over northern Rhode Island.
There is no parking ban on Monday, Feb. 8 in North Smithfield. For the most up-to-date information on...
de la Cruz presents Republican case for right to companionship, line item veto
PROVIDENCE – In a presentation of the Republican response to Gov. Gina Raimondo's State of the State address this week, Sen. Jessica de la Cruz outlined her party's priorities, including oversight of the executive...
Burrillville planning for in-town vaccination events
BURRILLVILLE – Town officials are in the process of planning several COVID-19 vaccination events for residents age 75 and older, and those who qualify to receive the vaccine will soon have the chance to...
N.S. deputy clerk Buttie appointed to interim town clerk position
NORTH SMITHFIELD – After just one year and four months in the role, Lillian Silva Scott will no longer be serving as North Smithfield's town clerk, with Administrator Paul Zwolenski stating that she is...
NSEMA Center now up and running; More help still needed
NORTH SMITHFIELD – It's been a whirlwind week for North Smithfield Town Administrator Paul Zwolenski.
Zwolenski, who has only been in the role since December, learned last Wednesday that COVID-19 vaccinations would be made available...
