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Eats in Seekonk a History of Food for 60 Years
Eats Restaurant in Seekonk has been a staple in the town for over 30 years, but its history goes back a lot farther than that.
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Liquor Store, 2 Restaurants Face License Hearings Before City Council
Another liquor store and two restaurants face "show-cause" hearings Tuesday night, June 18, in front of the East Providence City Council after selling alcoholic beverages to minors.
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Severe, Scattered Thunderstorms Expected
Don't let those sunny blue skies outside fool you, meteorologists are predicting severe rain and lightning throughout the region on Monday afternoon and Tuesday.
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Here are five things you should know about today in East Providence: Partly cloudy and warmer with temperatures getting into the low 80s.
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A grey domestic short hair cat named Benny is available for adoption at the East Providence Animal Control Center.
East Providence #33: RI's Best Communities 2013
East Providence has beautiful neighborhoods, historic cemeteries, vibrant immigrant culture, and surprising waterfront properties.
'Quiet Giant' Takes Big Step at EPHS Commencement 2013
The "quiet giant" graduated from East Providence High School Friday evening, June 14. But the commencement of the Class of 2013 was hardly that as an estimated 2,800 parents, family members and friends joined 354 graduating seniors to whoop and holler and laugh their way through a 90-minute ceremony at Pierce Memorial Field.
7 E.P. Waterways on Most-Impaired List
East Providence swimmers should think twice before jumping into some local waterways this summer.
E.P. Budget Board OKs New Posts for City Hall, Schools, Camp
East Providence is looking to hire a new information technology manager, an HVAC specialist and a plumber, a budget analyst, a deputy tax collector, several teachers, and summer staff for the recreation department.
Rhode Island Real Estate Tax Appeals for Non-Profit Organizations
It is clear that the municipalities in Rhode Island are facing tough financial times.
Paulinka deRochemont of West Greenwich has been teaching violin to Jacqueline Soscia, 16, of North Kingstown, since Jacqueline was 3 years old.
Students, Volunteers, Coach Cited by E.P. School Committee
Two Martin Middle School eighth-graders were among a group of 11 students, two volunteers and a coach who get some recognition at the East Providence School Committee meeting on Tuesday evening, June 11. Patricia Hurley and Andrew Rogers were honored as Middle Level Scholar Leaders for their academic achievements and service and leadership to the ... (more)
Rec Center Offers Babysitting Course
The East Providence Recreation Department is offering babysitter certification programs for children ages 11-16.
Siver Spring Elementary Ranks High in Absenteeism; Other Schools Mid-Pack
East Providence Public Schools on the scale in what the state Department of Education terms "chronic absenteeism," meaning students who miss more than 18 days of the school year.
Vandals Damaging Agawam Golf Course
Vandals have been targeting the Agawam Hunt golf course in East Providence over the past few weeks.
Man, 36, Charged as Cyber-Stalker
An East Providence man, 36, faces charges of stalking and cyber-stalking after sending scores of "vulgar" text and email messages to an East Providence woman on whom he appears romantically fixated.
Three high-achieving East Providence students will lead their fellow graduates in commencement on Friday, June 14, as the Class of 2013 takes its first steps toward the future.
Here are five things you should know about today in East Providence: Rain showers and overcast with temperatures near 74 degrees.
Last Week in the General Assembly
Here are the highlights from news and events that took place in the General Assembly this week.
Pet of the Week: Brown Tiger Cat
Connor is a brown tiger stripe available for adoption at the East Providence Animal Control Center.