Tuesday Jul 15 | Turnto10.com
Tractor-trailer crash ties traffic
Traffic was back to normal by noon Tuesday on Interstate 95. An accident in the morning caused major delays on both sides of the highway near Exit 7, right around the West Greenwich and Coventry line.
Liquor store workers charged in 'skimming' scam
A grand jury this week indicted two Newport liquor-store workers on charges of buying thousands of dollars worth of stolen wine and spirits, at half price, from a delivery driver who admitted in court to ...
Audit sought of Education Partnership's records
The financial records of the nonprofit Education Partnership are in such disarray they will require a forensic accountant to review them, the lawyer appointed to sort out the organization's finances said at a ...
Ancient and Horribles parades independence
For Ken C. Hopkins, winning is routine. In fact, the Glocester resident has won so many awards at the Ancient and Horribles July Fourth Parade over the past 30 years that he has lost count.
Man arrested for possessing fireworks
A man has been arrested on charges of possessing roughly $35,000 of fireworks and distributing shipments throughout the state.
Downing: Rebate can be forwarded to new address
Q: I recently lived in Warwick. I moved [last] week to West Greenwich. I am wondering where my [rebate] money will come from the government.
R.I. lawmakers push through flurry of bills as session's end nears
It's a frenzied tradition on Smith Hill. On the final nights of the session, lawmakers fly through hundreds of bills with little debate and action so fast that even trained political observers struggle to keep ...
Senate OKs tax deal for auction firm eyeing West Greenwich site
The state may offer a Canadian company more than $12.6 million in tax relief to purchase land and build a heavy equipment auction site in West Greenwich.
House GOP veteran Watson faces primary challenge
Rep. Robert A. Watson, R-Dist. 30, the House minority leader for the last decade, has announced he will run for a ninth House term this fall.
Flurry on Smith Hill means the end is near
In their usual chaotic rush to finish after six months at the State House, lawmakers raced through votes yesterday on scores of high-profile bills including a new $6.9-billion state budget now headed to the ...
No serious injuries when driver dozes, hits pole
An unknown good Samaritan helped two small children out of a car after their father apparently fell asleep at the wheel and struck a utility pole off Nooseneck Hill Road yesterday morning, the police said.
West Bay: No surprises on local ballot
For the third year in a row, the Town Council seats were decided before the polls opened.
A fierce predator migrates to suburbs
Last summer, Kerry Beaudry heard yelping from her German shepherd, Holly, and went outside to investigate.
Fishers, Fierce Predators, Make a Home in the Suburbs - NYTimes.com
Fishers, Fierce Predators, Make a Home in the Suburbs - NYTimes.com : "Sinewy, with bushy tails and beady eyes, fishers weigh 5 to 15 pounds and live on land and in trees.
Bear draws attention, but eludes capture again
A young black bear believed to have roamed from Glocester to Narragansett, while dining from garbage cans and bird feeders, has once again eluded capture.
R.I. speller knocked out of bee
A West Greenwich girl was knocked out of the Scripps National Spelling Bee at the end of the second round Thursday.
A black bear spent a drizzly morning yesterday roaming the banks of a South County river, tearing apart a backyard birdfeeder and eluding the police and officers from the Department of Environmental Management ...
Credit union members vote to weigh Anchor to ride the Wave
After working together for a number of years and facing similar issues as smaller credit unions, it only seemed natural that the Anchor and the Wave become one.