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Costco confirms plans for Rhode Island store

SMITHFIELD – As it turns out, despite all the swirling counter-narratives on social media, that the news about Costco’s foray into Rhode Island is real. The company is running a sponsored Meta ad making the news flash about as official…

October 31, 2026

Grant will help Pawtucket nonprofit train residents for jobs in healthcare

PAWTUCKET – The Rhode Island Foundation has awarded Harbor of Hope Foundation of Pawtucket with $30,000 to boost the number of certified nursing assistants entering the workforce. “By strengthening pathways into health care careers and partnering with local employers and community…

October 28, 2026

Sides discussing compromise redevelopment for former North Providence safety complex

NORTH PROVIDENCE – The two sides in the ongoing standoff over what to do with the town’s old public safety complex property are in talks on a potential compromise where everyone could walk away happy. Nick Durgarian, of Douglas Construction, the…

October 27, 2026

Incumbent Santoro also running write-in campaign for Cumberland Fire Committee District 2

CUMBERLAND – Incumbent District 2 Cumberland Fire Committee member Paul Santoro didn’t file to run through official channels, but he’s now mounting a write-in campaign to keep the seat. Liam Kane announced his write-in candidacy for the seat last week,…

October 26, 2026

Jones: North Smithfield needs to do better for seniors and veterans

With election day approaching, Town Council candidate Paul Jones is issuing what he says is a deeply personal call to action, urging North Smithfield to better support local seniors, veterans, and military families. For Jones, senior care isn’t just a…

October 26, 2026

New swim school planned to open in area behind A & W in Smithfield

SMITHFIELD – The Cove Swim School, a new swim school targeting swimmers in northern Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, is preparing to open. The swim school will be located at 34B Lark Industrial Highway, a multi-tenant industrial property in the area…

October 26, 2026

It’s workhorse vs. show horse for Woonsocket mayor

WOONSOCKET – The race for mayor features two visions for what the position should entail: City Council President Dan Gendron says the mayor should be leading from the top, guiding the overall direction of the city by managing people and strategies. …

October 26, 2026

Local guy DePaoli excited to take Rhode Island FC, Centreville Bank Stadium to next level

PAWTUCKET – Lou DePaoli is a man who understands Rhode Island and New England, and says he’s excited to take advantage of his local roots to build on what’s already happened with Centreville Bank Stadium and Rhode Island FC. On Monday…

October 26, 2026

Residents rally for Valerie Gonzalez

WOONSOCKET — “Make a Difference” was printed on the red apparel. On Saturday at the Court Street Bridge, 74 volunteers put those words into action by showing up for Councilor Valerie Gonzalez, said the council candidate. The honk-and-wave had the sound and…

October 26, 2026

From Franklin Farm: A thank you to all of our volunteers

What a season for Franklin Farm. To every volunteer who gave their time, energy and heart this year’s growing season: THANK YOU! Your dedication makes a lasting difference in lives. As we look ahead to 2027, we are grateful for…

October 25, 2026

Beauchamp: Woonsocket building official gone due to heavy-handed approach

Cumberland’s Enright now helping to restore order WOONSOCKET – Former Building Official Ted Isabella knows building codes inside and out and is very smart, says Mayor Chris Beauchamp, but his heavy-handed approach to the job ultimately led to his dismissal. Beauchamp…

October 24, 2026

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