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The William C. O'Neill Bike Path: From Kingstown to Narragansett, Rhode Island
The South County Bike Path, now renamed the William C. O'Neill Bike Path, after the Rhode Island State Senator who originally helped to purchase the path, connects the towns of Kingstown, South Kingstown, Wakefield and Narragansett in southern RI.
Pet store lease fills Kingston plaza
Critter Hut, a 2,613 square-foot pet store that is scheduled to open on Sept. 1 at Kingstown Plaza in North Kingstown.
Narragansett police ask for help identifying thief
The police are looking for a man who allegedly broke into a Bridgetown Road house Monday morning .
J. Michael Levesque: Let tribe operate Twin River
WITH MASSACHUSETTS poised to pass gaming legislation that would provide casino gaming and thousands of slot machines a few miles from our border, Rhode Island will be sandwiched between two colliding hurricanes that will bring unfathomable calamity to our already sinking economy.
10 reasons to love South County, R.I.
Visitors always provoke curiosity from the resident alpacas at Shadow Pines Farm in Exeter; a plane in the style of an F-4 Blue Angel is being made to look bluer at Quonset Air Museum in North Kingstown; and Champlin's mouth-watering crabcakes in busy fishing port Point Judith.
Great white shark sighting off Narragansett possible, scientists say
Two regional shark experts who have viewed photographs of a reported great white shark pulled from a fish trap off Narragansett two weeks ago believe, and are not surprised, that it was indeed a 10-foot specimen of the much-maligned and respected ocean predator.
Man killed, two injured in Block I. truck crash
A former Narragansett fisherman who now works as an engineer for the Block Island ferry was arraigned on drunken-driving charges Tuesday in connection with an early morning crash that left a coworker dead and two women injured.
Admissions affected by hard times
For Samira Hosseini, the college search was simple. Cost determined where she applied, and where she decided to go this fall.
Coast Guard searching for owner of kayak washed ashore in Rhode Island
The U.S. coast guard is searching for the owner of a kayak found washed up on a beach in Narragansett, Rhode Island.
Sales of passes are down at Rhode Island beaches
Steve Wright has nothing but praises for Rhode Island's picturesque state beaches, its manicured parks and serene campgrounds and nature trails.
HEY, NEIGHBOR: Local Beer Makers Looking to 'Brew' New Jobs
The Narragansett Brewing Company has a long and storied past in Rhode Island, dating back over 100 years, and including a re-introduction just a few years ago.
Beat the Traffic 4:30 Check-in Boat departs from the dock promptly at 5:00 p.m. Returns to the dock at 9:00 p.m. $20 Per Person - Cash Bar State Pier, Galilee Directions Join members from Central RI, Narragansett, Northern, South Kingstown, and Block Island Chambers of Commerce for heavy hors da oeuvres while networking on a fabulous sunset cruise ...
Narragansett tribe hits roadblock in bid for surplus Navy land
The Narragansett Indian Tribe's bid to acquire all of the surplus Navy land on Aquidneck Island at no charge has run into trouble already.
Lawmakers bubbly over 'Gansett's return
Most businesses hoping to come to Rhode Island don't get to make their pitch from the speaker's rostrum.
Tie one on with a 'Gansett 12-pack
Father's Day approaches. You know you've got to get a gift, most likely a tie. But, gee, you're thirsty.
Lawmakers outlaw pub crawls in wake of student's death
Five years after a college student was struck and killed by a bus during a pub crawl in Newport, Rhode Island lawmakers have voted to impose a statewide ban on such events with the onus on bar owners to enforce the rule or risk losing their liquor licenses.
Narragansett Indian Tribe seeks surplus R.I. Navy property
The Narragansett Indian Tribe has formally asked to acquire -- for free -- close to 400 acres of surplus Navy land on Aquidneck Island that local communities have spent years planning to redevelop.
N. PROVIDENCE: Tree Worker Rescued from School Tree, Suffers Hyperextension
According to Police, a tree worker, approximately 40-years old, was cutting down a tree limb when the 1,000 to 1,500 pound limb rolled on one of his legs.
Terry and Suzanne Murray share their art collection at Newport Art Museum
The Murrays became interested in the Ashcan School, with works such as The White Hope by George Bellows.
Palisades Partners with NBIC to Offer New Jersey Coastal Coverage
Palisades Safety and Insurance Management Corp. and Narragansett Bay Insurance Co.
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