Splash into spring with music, entertainment, food & fun in downtown Pascoag this Saturday
BURRILLVILLE – In its third year, Pascoag's Fountain Square Spring Splash is much more than just a street fair – offering village businesses a chance to take over the roadway to show off their wares.
According to organizer Jim Langlois, chairman of the Burrillville Redevelopment Agency, the event has become something of a homecoming, where locals gather with visitors...
Four northern RI students win scholarships through Navigant Credit Union
SMITHFIELD – Navigant Credit Union has announced the 2025 recipients of its annual scholarship program and four students attending northern Rhode Island schools are among the 19 statewide recipients.
Alyson Dingena Smith and Sophia Parente from North Smithfield High School, Emma Vincent from Ponaganset High School and Jillian Russell from Burrillville High School were recognized for their exemplary academic achievement, teamwork...
Guided walks, Family Stroll & a Spring Splash: Eight things to know in Burrillville this week
Magaziner visit
The Burrillville Democratic Town Committee will hold a town hall meeting with Rep. Seth Magaziner on Thursday, May 29 starting at 5:30 p.m. The public is invited to meet with the representative at the meeting at Jesse Smith Library at 100 Tinkham Lane.
Guided walks
The Burrillville Land Trust will host two guided walks this week as part of...
Sunday cartoon: Stop, drop & roll
BURRILLVILLE – Memorial Day weekend traditionally means family and friends gathering together and hosting barbecues in the backyard while celebrating the holiday. It's extremely important to remember to keep little kids at least three feet away from open flames and hot grills this weekend and throughout the summer months.
The Fearless Dino Protector Squad has been educating kids and...
Planting on Memorial Day: A biweekly excerpt from Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Sanity
There is something about planting on Memorial Day. It isn't just that my grandfather never dropped a plant in before that day, but it is something more than that.
Any New England farmer worth his salt can tell you that Memorial Day marks the day to start planting. Not one day earlier, as some have discovered in the past the...
Property sales in Burrillville from May 12 through May 19
The following is a list of property sales recorded in the Burrillville Town Clerk’s office from Monday, May 12 through Monday, May 19.
362 Chapel St.
Seller: Trevin Alpaio
Buyer: Warren Sims
Price: $390,000
81 Remington Ave.
Seller: Jean Bishop, Laurie Brayton & Deborah Blessing
Buyer: Benjamin & Christine Frost
Price: $415,000
177 Jefferson Road
Seller: Raymond & Paulette Metivier
Buyer: Eileen Haffner
Price: $390,000
34 Howard...
Burrillville native of blues band fame charged with assault in feud over parking space
WOONSOCKET – The frontwoman of one of northern Rhode Island's most popular rhythm 'n blues bands and her boyfriend were arrested after a row with a neighbor over a parking spot, police say.
Heidi Beth Nirk, 47, and Timothy P. Barbrick, 57, both of 565 Blackstone St., were charged with one count each of simple assault, a misdemeanor, after a...