One of the great natural resources of the Town of Rehoboth is the Palmer River, and of course, its watershed. The term, "watershed", is intended to define that area of the land surface that collects … more

“I am for a new library, just not now” is a comment frequently heard. It reminds me of my Mother when she didn’t want to say “no” and would say instead: … more

I want to thank everyone who helped with my campaign for Rehoboth's Town Clerk. I truly know and have met some amazing people who put their all in for me during my run. I am forever grateful. Thank … more

It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to Francis Farm as we knew it. After leaving there in July 2014 I had always hoped the new owner could make it work. I had even hoped to go back one day … more

Have you ever wondered what happens to a loan amount once Town Meeting approves it? Picture sitting in the auditorium listening to the sales pitch, because basically that is what it is. “We … more

I would like to thank the Lorax in our community who are speaking for our trees and natural places. Marsha Hood's letter on the proposed Camp Buxton solar project was incredibly informative and … more

Please consider the effects of continuing to borrow money without setting a percentage of outstanding debt balances.The articles asking for, yet another School project and the Library should NOT go … more

This letter is addressed to our fellow residents of East Providence, our mayor our city council members and our state representatives and senators. We the undersigned concerned residents and voters … more

My name is Joshua Troiano. On Saturday March 27, at approximately noon my father and I entered Seekonk High School in which we were seeking to watch (and my dad vote) the town meeting. We followed … more

Good morning I am writing a letter about Kelly Hathaway. I've known Kelly for over 20 years and she has always been a hard worker. She it's a very fast learner and strives to improve every step of … more