The U.S. Senate passed a measure on Thursday to name a small post office in Saunderstown after a local, fallen soldier who died in Iraq nearly 15 years ago. Cap. Matthew J. August was the first native born Rhode Islander on active duty to be killed in Iraq when he died in 2004. The North […]
Allie Lewis
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Lyme disease conference meets in Providence
The Lyme Disease Association’s 19th annual conference takes place in Providence this weekend. The event is expected to draw doctors and researchers from universities across the country, but it also brings up a source of controversy among the medical community. Lyme disease is caused by bacteria transmitted to humans through the bite of infected deer ticks, […]
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Johnston Turkey Continues To Evade Capture
The chase for Johnston’s elusive turkey continues. The turkey was spotted Friday morning near Atwood Ave, but continues to evade capture. A town animal control officer tried to shoot a snare net at the bird, but he misfired. Johnston Mayor Joseph Polisena said the animal took off into traffic, increasing his concern for public safety. “I […]
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Want Local Produce Delivered? There’s An App For That
Working with local farms, a new app brings fresh produce to the customer’s doorstep.
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The Public’s Vote 2018: Meet The Candidates
Ever find yourself at a polling place wondering who all those candidates on the ballot are, and what they really stand for? We sure have. So we asked…
