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Taylor looks to improve access for pedestrians and bicyclists

LINCOLN – Bonnie Taylor, Democrat running for Lincoln’s District 2 Town Council seat, says she cares about safe streets for all and supports the Lonsdale Complete Streets project. “I often visit Gateway Park, Chase Farm, and Lincoln Woods, and would…

October 19, 2026

Lincoln officials issue scam alert

LINCOLN – Town officials say they have been made aware of a permitting fee scam targeting residents, contractors, and developers. Scammers are using publicly available information about proposed projects and permit applications to pose as town officials. They may use…

September 15, 2026

Offer input on Saylesville/Lonsdale study to make Lincoln streets safer

LINCOLN – Town officials say they want to hear from residents about the Saylesville/Lonsdale Neighborhoods Complete Streets Study. On Wednesday, Sept. 16, an in-person public workshop will be held at the Lincoln Senior Center, 150 Jenckes Hill Road, from 6 to…

September 14, 2026

Martins: Want service hours? Lots of options at Franklin Farm Harvest Festival

Want service hours? Well, if I had to guess, many students don’t want to spend their time getting service hours. Rather, you need to. Fortunately, I have a simple, easy, and beneficial solution for both parties. One I believe should…

September 14, 2026

Groundbreaking for transformative Davies expansion Wednesday

LINCOLN – William M. Davies, Jr. Career & Technical High School will officially break ground on its building expansion Wednesday, Sept. 16. School leaders, state officials, community members, and families are invited to gather on the Davies campus to celebrate…

September 14, 2026

Huard: It’s a great season to be a Cumberland Clipper

It’s the best day to be a Clipper because you’re reading the first official column of the 2026-2027 school year! Hello Clippers, I am the new student government columnist for Cumberland High School. My name is Sydney Huard. I am…

September 13, 2026

Cumberland officials will discuss all aspects of trash and recycling service

CUMBERLAND – Town residents are not getting the service they deserve on trash and recycling collection, says Mayor Jeff Mutter, who is saying officials will be reviewing all aspects of the service. Residents have complained about repeated missed pickups or…

September 12, 2026

Lincoln receives state recognition for comp plan update; local control, spread-out affordable housing are priorities

LINCOLN – The town of Lincoln has received a certificate of recognition from the Rhode Island State Planning Council and Division of Statewide Planning for the successful completion of the Lincoln Comprehensive Community Plan update, found here. The certificate recognizes…

September 10, 2026

Volunteers needed for Haunted Monastery

CUMBERLAND – Volunteers are being sought for Haunted Monastery: Decades of Dread, to be held on Saturday, October. 24 at the Cumberland Monastery, 1464 Diamond Hill Road. Help bring this year’s Haunted Monastery to life, say organizers. They’re looking for…

September 10, 2026

Patrick Laverty holds the ball after sinking it at the Lincoln Country Club.

Laverty hits unverified hole-in-one at Lincoln Country Club

LINCOLN – Only Patrick Laverty and God know whether he hit a hole-in-one on the eighth hole of the Lincoln Country Club on Monday, Sept. 7, and Laverty is fine with that. He said he was playing around midday when he…

September 10, 2026

Modern-Day Pioneers of the Blackstone Valley to take the stage at Hearthside House with Ward, Gusetti, Hartley

From the editor: On a personal note, I’ve known and respected all three of these fine panelists for many years, and I encourage everyone to attend what’s sure to be an enlightening event. LINCOLN – What does it take to see…

September 10, 2026

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