Town explores bringing public water to Chepachet
GLOCESTER – Glocester officials are looking into the possibility of bringing public water into Chepachet Village. At the recent Town Council meeting, the council agreed to allocate $125,000 in grant money from Commerce Rhode...
Audubon storytime, Post Office update: Five things to know in Glocester this week
PHS grad named to Cardinal roster
Congratulations to Ponaganset High School graduate Jacob Joyce on being chosen as one of 10 wrestlers to join the team at Stanford University in California this fall. Joyce, who...
Scouts run, Carrie auditions & a cornhole tournament: Five things to know in Burrillville...
Cornhole Tournament
Burrillville Little League will hols a Cornhole Tournament with a cash prize of $1,000 for the first place team and $400 for second place on Saturday, Aug. 5 at Peck Park at 1...
Bobcats, street closure & Black Plain Road: Five things to know in North Smithfield...
Bobcats!
The North Smithfield Land Trust noted this week that the organization's 42-acre Village Way property has been part of a five-year study by URI and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management to examine...
Future uncertain for historic – but blighted – house on town-owned land in Glocester
GLOCESTER– Last year, the Glocester Town Council purchased a 10-acre plot of land adjacent to the Glocester Memorial Park near the center of town at 1272 Putnam Pike. Now, they have to decide what...
Council vote establishes rules for cannabis sales in Glocester
GLOCESTER – Retail cannabis sales can be licensed in Glocester, but as of now, not in Pinewood Park.
That decision came after more than three months of debate and discussion by the Town Council regarding...
Field Day, Heritage Yard Sale & an Ice Cream Social: Five things to know...
Field Day
Glocester Field Day, originally scheduled for July 14, was postponed to this week and will take place Thursday, July 27 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kent Field Pavilion at 1111...
