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Police experts testify in trial of smoke shop suit
Jennings has sued Jones over the July 14, 2003 raid on the Charlestown shop, which was not collecting state taxes on its cigarettes.
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Police experts testify in trial of smoke shop suit
Jennings has sued Jones over the July 14, 2003 raid on the Charlestown shop, which was not collecting state taxes on its cigarettes.
Police experts testify in trial of smoke shop suit
Jennings has sued Jones over the July 14, 2003 raid on the Charlestown shop, which was not collecting state taxes on its cigarettes.
Parent accused of hosting porn party with teens at Boy Scout camp
A Warwick man has been charged with showing pornography and providing alcohol and cigarettes to teens at Camp Yawgoog Boy Scout reservation.
Narragansett Bay Insurance Adds Chief Risk Officer Talerico
Narragansett Bay Insurance Co. in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, has added Mark Talerico as chief risk officer.
Tribe, developer battle over rock mounds
That belief is now at the center of a struggle between the rural town of North Smithfield and a developer who wants to build a 122-lot subdivision on the land.
Women Take Top Jobs At NYLO Providence/Warwick Hotel To Open, August 2008
There are no glass ceilings at NYLO Hotels, so women broke through the soaring glass window walls to take all the top slots at the brand's first property in the Northeast.
Jury Selection To Begin In Smoke Shop Retrial
The lawsuit was brought by a member of the Narragansett Indian tribe against state police for the 2003 raid on a tribal smoke shop.
Belgian brewer sips up Budweiser
Meghan notes the unlikely pairing of Budweiser's red, white and blue birthright and its purchase by Belgian brewing giant I nBev .
Jai alai, once exotic, is now a thing of the past
Thirty years ago, Newport Grand's 3000-seat jai alai fronton was packed with fans wagering on brightly uniformed players whose scoop-like cestas hurled little balls against a mas-sive granite wall at speeds of ...
RI official admits wetlands violation
Coastal authorities say the decision earlier this year caused damage that will take thousands of dollars to fix.
Rosenberg: Happy to start gingerly in quest for best ice cream
Ginger ice cream, smooth and creamy. Sweet fresh peaches. Tart, just-picked raspberries.
Samaritans rescue couple after an explosion on boat
A husband and wife were rescued from a boat about a mile off Point Judith on Sunday by Good Samaritans who saw an explosion and came over to help, the Coast Guard said.
View a List of Local Fireworks Displays
Narragansett, RI: Canceled Newport, RI: July 4th, Newport Harbor, 9 pm North Providence, RI: July 3rd, Notte Park, 9 pm Pawtucket, RI: July 3rd, 4th, 5th, McCoy Stadium, After the Games Providence, RI: Canceled ...
Narragansett's ecosystem shake-up
Move over Rhode Island reds; here come Rhode Island blue crabs. The ocean state's Narragansett Bay appears to be well on its way to becoming a second Chesapeake Bay biologically.
R.I. air show is a favorite of performers
Flying in two dozen air shows a year may seem like a glorious way to earn a living, but performers will tell you there are times when it's a grind.
Ted Widmer , director of the John Carter Brown Library and a member in good standing of the Phoenix' friends and family program, is a polymath and one of the great Rhode Islanders.
Bob Kerr: The memorial should be there but isn't
It seems so right for David Newman to be a part of Rhode Island's Holocaust memorial.
With federal aid declining, Narragansetts take cut of Twin River slot receipts
After refusing for more than two years, the Narragansett Indian tribe has collected its $1.54-million share of the slot revenue at Twin River.
More lawmakers pay toward health plan
Despite the state Senate's refusal to even consider a bill to require that state lawmakers pay a portion of their health-insurance premiums, the number doing so voluntarily grew during the closing days of the ...