May 1, 2024
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Town Administrator Shawn Cadime unveiled a tentative FY’2025 budget of $72.1 million at Wednesday’s Select Board meeting. That figure represents a 3.7 percent increase over the … more
• Plastic bags or wrap – Bread bags, produce bags, and Ziploc bags all stretch. There's an easy way to tell if bags are eligible to be recycled. As with most recycling programs, there's a … more
State House — Sen. Robert Britto (D-Dist. 18, East Providence, Pawtucket) was formally sworn into office Tuesday, Jan. 3, as the 2023-24 term of the Rhode Island General Assembly convened. … more
(East Providence, RI, October 27, 2023) - East Bay Community Action Program (EBCAP) is pleased to announce three new appointments to its Integrated Health Services staff. Elizabeth Zebian, DDS , of … more
It was a beautiful day for the 2nd Annual RI more
(East Providence, RI) The City of East Providence, Office of the City Clerk, in conjunction with the East Providence Animal Shelter and the Rhode Island Veterinary Medical Association will be hosting … more
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City Council Approves Budget (Mayor lets budget stand without his signature) After several lengthy public budget hearings, the city council voted 3-2 to approve a $163,567,855 operating budget plan. … more
Seekonk Fire Chief Sandra Lowery has been suspended with pay since August 4. The Reporter has obtained a copy of a letter sent to Lowery by Town Administrator Shawn Cadime. It has been heavily … more
A cat family at the Rehoboth Animal Shelter has an unusual story: Ginny was so determined to find homes for her kittens that she brought them to the ACO! Ginny is about two years old, quiet and … more
State House – Rep. Matthew Dawson (D-Dist. 65, East Providence) was formally sworn into office on Tuesday, January 3, as the 2023-24 term of the Rhode Island General Assembly convened. … more
State House – The Senate today passed legislation ( 2023-S 0425 ) sponsored by Sen. Louis P. DiPalma, Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, which would protect public employees upon the … more
Seekonk’s annual town election is on April 1 but unlike past years, there will not be any opportunities for candidates to share their views in a televised forum. That’s because three of … more
Joe and I may have first met in July 1942 at the Peck family reunion, held each year on the old Peck forge privilege on Pond Lily Avenue, Rehoboth, but since neither of us remembers seeing the other … more
On November 8, Rehoboth voters will be asked to approve a debt exclusion to pay for the $305 million Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School construction. The building project was approved … more
State House – The Senate today passed a bill sponsored by Sen. Valarie Lawson that would protect seniors from being denied supplemental Medicare coverage or charged higher rates based on … more
Rehoboth lost an admired artist and well-liked lifelong resident with the death of Joseph A. (Joe) Carpenter Jr. in September at age 93. Joe was the son of Joseph A. Carpenter and Bessie (Peck) … more
After 14 years of loving, historic restoration, members of Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse are ready to celebrate the completion of that long-awaited goal with a real bang. And the public is … more
The Animal Advisory Committee, during its meeting of April 19, will be discussing animal-related warrant articles that will be presented during the Annual Town Meeting. The public may join us at 7:00 - 7:45 pm, April 19, in the Blanding Library … more
City to seek Voter Approval for Martin & Waddington Renovations Based on the recent success of the new East Providence High School construction and a recommendation from the Rhode Island … more
State House – The House of Representatives today passed legislation (2023-H 5955A) sponsored by Rep. Matthew S. Dawson (D-Dist. 65, East Providence) which would eliminate the requirement of … more
It’s the time of year to give thanks and The Rehoboth Food Pantry is reaching out to so many of you! It has been a wonderful fall started by The St. Vincent DePaul group from Our Lady of Mount … more
Two former Seekonk Fire Chiefs are running for Select Board in the April 2 town election. Michael Healy, who resigned from the board last November, will be competing with former board member … more
Hello EP Families! The East Providence Local Advisory Committee For Special Education, EPLAC, invites all to attend the final meeting of the year to be held on Wednesday May 29, @6:00 pm in the Kent … more
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