Rhode Side Sports NOW: COVID 19 brings sports world to a screeching halt
It's an unsure time across the globe, including the sports world.
In our weekly feature, Rhode Side Sports NOW with Joe, local sports guru Joe Gallant typically takes a look at a week in northern...
Businesses step up to help students, families affected by changes due to COVID 19
With kids out of school over concerns for controlling spread of the coronavirus and as a result, many parents unable to work, a few local businesses have stepped up to relieve the financial stress...
No. Smithfield equestrian center pays back $26,000 tax bill
NORTH SMITHFIELD – One year after a 100-acre horse farm became subject to liens over unpaid tax, sewer and water bills, the owner has made good on the debt.
MCS Enterprises paid $26,325 to the...
Coronavirus fears cause cancellations, restrictions throughout Northern Rhode Island
Concerns about the spread of COVID 19 led to cancellations of events throughout northern Rhode Island this week.
As of Friday, March 13, there were 14 confirmed cases of the virus in the state and...
Not for sale: N.S. residents, officials agree Halliwell should remain town property
NORTH SMITHFIELD – A skate park. A hybrid multi-use library. A senior center. Hiking trails. A new police station. A community garden. A food bank. Commercial offices. Artist studios. A vocational school. A dog...
Newberry bill would strengthen state’s open meetings law
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island's Open Meetings Act aims to ensure transparency in government, and dictates that the public has the right to participate in decision-making and witness the workings of government officials - except...
‘Kick it’ at Lindy’s, Push-ups & blood drive: Five things to know in No....
Blood drive
The annual blood drive at Village Haven Restaurant will take place on Wednesday, March 11 from 3 to 7 p.m. Help to save lives and receive $10 off your meal, excluding alcohol.
Donors are...
