Feeling tense? Locals offer timely tips for stress management
NORTHERN RI –Stress can hit like a brutal boxer from an infinite number of situations: car troubles, job and money concerns, continuing conflicts over COVID.
Emotions, fear, worry and stress are contagious too.
But people do...
Property sales in North Smithfield between Jan. 8 & Jan. 15
The following is a list of property sales recorded in the North Smithfield Town Clerk’s office between Friday, Jan. 8 and Friday, Jan. 15.
25 Greenville Road
Seller: Peter Hainley & Freya Saloio
Buyer: Paul & James...
N.S. Emergency Management left in the lurch during staff transition to Greene Street
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The move was officially announced last May.
Town employees slated to work at the new Town Hall, a recently renovate former school at 83 Greene St., would begin to relocate, according to...
Hagan retires after 35 years at Slatersville Post Office
NORTH SMITHFIELD – This week, Donna Hagan sold her final book of stamps, and said goodbye to regular customers, many of whom she's served for more than three decades.
Hagan retired this week after 35...
Senator’s post sparks outrage – and support – amid national debate on censorship
NORTH SMITHFIELD/BURRILLVILLE – The decisions by several large tech companies to take action to limit certain types of speech following last week's deadly riot in Washington, DC has drawn criticism from some – including...
Zoo via Zoom, deli anniversary: Five things to know in No. Smithfield
Deli anniversary
Congratulations to Quik Stop Deli in Slatersville, which celebrated one year in business last week. The business, purchased in 2020 by a Burrillville native and Johnson & Wales graduate, offers breakfast, lunch and...
Trends change, but RI’s traditional architecture may remain in style – by presidential order
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Architecture trends come and go, whether in remodeling or construction of homes or buildings.
Local architects pointed to a variety of styles now in demand.
But thanks to a recent order from the...
