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Woonsocket Police Charge Man With DUI After Crash, Open Beer in Car
On Monday, May 20, at about 4:55 p.m., Woonsocket Police Officer Jason Berthelette responded to 16 Federal St.
David K. Rainville, 54: Lifelong Woonsocket Resident
David K. Rainville, 54, of Main St., Woonsocket, died Thursday, May 16, 2013, at home.
Tuesday Five: Go, Girl! Cash Mob Coming, Garden, RiverzEdge
GoGirlGo! Registration is now open for GoGirlGo!, a summer camp program tailored for young girls ages 6 to 12 at YWCA Rhode Island.
Catherine Thibeault Fundraising for Boston's Run to Remember for her Daughters
Editor's note: Catherine Thibeault is no longer running in this race, but is still raising funds on behalf of family friends also affected by PH.
CITY/STATE: How White Providence Really Is
The city of Providence is a very diverse place. In fact, it's over 62% minority, making it a so-called "minority majority" city.
Thursday Five: Yizkor, Relay Bazaar, RiverzEdge, Garden
Yizkor Day - This morning at 9:30 a.m. begins day two of Shavuot at Congregation B'nai Israel in Woonsocket.
Municipal Government Committee OKs Baldelli Hunt Tax Rate Bill
The House Municipal Government Committee has approved legislation sponsored by Rep.
RI lawmakers to review Woonsocket take hike plan
Lawmakers in Rhode Island are looking at a proposal to allow Woonsocket to raise taxes by $2.5 million to help the city reach a firmer financial footing.
State Trooper Log: Assault, Burglary and Suspended License Arrests
Editor's note: The following reports were posted on the RI State Police website this week: Troopers arrest city man in West Greenwich for skipping court on Woonsocket assault charge, Lincoln reckless driving charge At 2:50 p.m. May 14, Troopers arrested Ricky Caro, age 28, of 565 Rathbun Street, Woonsocket, RI, for 1.) Providence Superior Court ... (more)
Guest MINDSETTERa David Fisher: Woonsocket's Waste Issues
Woonsocket, like most urban areas, has issues with how to dispose of its waste. Right now, two proposals are receiving a lot of attention in the city, and both are creating unnecessary controversy.
Third of R.I. House urges vote to reject Chafee cabinet pay raises
With a deadline only days away, House Speaker Gordon Fox has announced his plan to introduce a resolution on Wednesday to block the compounded pay raises of 3 percent in June and another 3 percent in December that Governor Chafee plans to give state agency directors in June and December.
Do High School Rankings Mean Anything?
Over the past couple of weeks, several sources - both local and national - have issued their rankings of high schools in Rhode Island.
Roger Williams Professor, Students To Present Main Street Plan Tonight
Roger Williams University Professor Jeremy Wells and 50 of his students will make their case for using the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Main Street Approach in Woonsocket tonight, 6:30 p.m. at the Museum of Work and Culture .
Woonsocket man shot while visiting girlfriend in Providence
Norberto Montijo, 21, told the police he was visiting his girlfriend in the area of 99 Waverly St., in the city's West End, when someone started shooting from a moving car filled with several men.
Top Ten Bills to Watch in Final Weeks of RI General Assembly
With the recent historic passage of gay marriage legislation receiving local and national attention, GoLocal takes a look at some of the legislative proposals still pending that will in part be dictating debate -- and public discussion -- in the weeks ahead as the 2012 General Assembly session nears adjournment in June.
What's Happening This Weekend in Woonsocket?
Thinking of what to do in Woonsocket this weekend? The weekend forecast is for partly sunny skies with a chance of rain and highs in the 70s.
RI Cities and Towns Struggle to Meet Housing Mandate
The majority of Rhode Island's cities and towns are presently failing to meet the ten percent federal and state Affordable Housing Mandate.
End Times member sentenced in fracas with police
A follower of the Church of the End Times was sentenced to one year supervised probation and was ordered get a job, perform community service and write a letter of apology to the Uxbridge Police Department for assaulting a police officer.
Senate Finance Committee OKs Cote, Picard's Supplemental Tax Bill
All five RI Senate Finance Committee members present voted to approve Senators Marc Cote D-Dist 24 and Roger Picard's supplemental tax bill, S820, Tuesday afternoon.
Dual House Bills Eliminate Need for Explanation on Emergency Mail Ballots
The Rhode Island House of Representatives today passed two bills sponsored by Rep.