Dear Councilman Brian Faria. I respectfully think that after the damaging disclosures at the special City Council meeting of June 20th, that you should consider resigning from your Ward 4 council … more

Just wanted to give a big THANK YOU to Susan Boucher for the wonderful article she wrote about me and my retirement. I really appreciated the time that she took to interview me and to get to know me … more

Regarding the Right to Care bill (S2408/H7964) being considered in the RI legislature, I would like to ask: how many readers have tried to recruit a physician to come and work in RI? I have. It … more

About sixty years ago, Dorothy Beckwith invited the first woman judge in Massachusetts to speak at the graduation ceremony for ninth graders as they left Anawan School for the great unknown. The … more

Being a Progressive is not being a part of a political party or a movement. Being a Progressive is an idea. An idea that demands fairness and equality for all. The advancement of the human … more

The Rehoboth 375 Anniversary Committee held the “Taste of Rehoboth” fundraiser on June 5 at Francis Farm in Rehoboth. Thank you to the over 220 people who attended. Your attendance and … more

At the end of this school year, three leaders in the Seekonk Public School system are stepping down. Superintendent Arlene Bosco, Finance Director Barbara Hamel, and Aitken Principal Nancy Gagliardi … more

I heard a rumor that Providence mayor Elorza wants to get rid of the traveling shower for the homeless and build a free bathhouse to replace the broken fountain on Federal Hill for the illegals more

From: Supt. Anthony C. Azar, Ed.D.Contact: aazar@drregional.orgSupt. Azar: “We have reached a point in time where the Town of Rehoboth's revenues are not sufficient to fund the basic town … more

I support our town. I support our schools. I support our override.Over the course of the last few years, in general, and the past couple weeks, in particular, I have heard from family and friends … more