On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Question 10, Page 3, of the Election Ballot, is to approve the much needed, New South Fire Station, paid for by a proposition 2.5 debt exclusion; a two-step process. …

This summer Seekonk had a total ban on outdoor water use. One of the reasons was that the town’s 3 large holding tanks could not maintain adequate water levels needed in the event of a major fire or other disaster.

Superintendent Bill Runey’s presentation to the September 22 School Committee meeting raises an important question: If student retention has improved so substantially under his leadership, why does …

My daughter attends Silver Spring Elementary and we live on Silver Spring Avenue. I am writing in regards to a crossing guard at Silver Spring Avenue and Progress Avenue, on school days. We've had …

What happens at the schools during the summer? If you visit any public schools in the country, you will see amazing work being done. Desks are in the hallway. Floors are washed, stripped, waxed, and …

The moon and sun Seemed to speak At sunset. “Please send me your Brightest colors” Asked the moon. “I have so little time” Said the sun. “But here are a …

Dear East Providence Community: On behalf of the family of the late Dr. Isadore “Izzy” Ramos, we send our heartfelt appreciation for all the love and sympathy expressed to the Ramos family …

September 11, 2001, or simply “9/11”. I’d bet you are pausing (here) to recall where, and what you were doing that Tuesday This 25th anniversary (for me) some added reflection of a singular day …

A total of $8500 was raised for local charities at the 29th annual John Chalmers Charity Golf Tournament. Sponsored by the East Providence Athletic Club (EPAC), the event had 147 players at Triggs …

A Monarch Circled overhead, Playing before It went to bed. It then went To flowers In pots on The patio. There it grabbed A bedtime snack Before it had to go.

Sign on Route 44 in Rehoboth. Free advertising for Gabriel Wassouf DMD? James Reinbold Rehoboth

For more than four decades, I dedicated my life to public education. As a teacher, principal, instructional supervisor and ultimately Superintendent of Schools, I spent my career helping students, …

Robins hold Majestic pose. In the sanctuary They chose. They hop And dine Then hop once more. Noble, still, steady, sure.

The mountain banjo Called the past. The cows home. Sunset last. It bore a ripple All its own. The farmer knew His seeds were sown. He made it laugh. He made it moan.

I am writing as a concerned East Providence resident regarding the condition of Crescent Park Beach. I have lived on the bay and have enjoyed walking and spending time at Crescent Park Beach for the …

Pride means patriotism. It's the story of ordinary Americans fighting for recognition from a country that didn't always love them back. That's why Seekonk Pride, organized by the nonprofit Love Lives …

Fragrances. Gifts enjoyed By Many creatures. Bold, silent, Flower features. Their wonder Holds us and makes us linger.

In my 40-year career working in both urban and suburban communities, I have developed a deep appreciation for the educational profession through my service as a teacher, assistant principal, …

The baby snapper Lunged at me. Then retreated, As my admiration Grew. The tiny creature Had much courage. And much Wisdom too.

Overfishing is one of the biggest threats to the world's oceans today. For many years, fishing has been an important way to provide food and jobs for millions of people around the world. However, …

There is an upcoming town meeting on Tuesday, June 2 that seriously affects our rural town. The residents voted 241 to 186 at the last town meeting in November 2025 to not adopt the state's MBTA …

The profile of the warrior on the gymnasium wall at our high school has been there for over a quarter of a century. It is part of many yearbook photos, memories and personal photos of competitions in …

Five months below. What went on? If I tried To tell him, He’d be gone! I let him stare. I let him look. And repent of the past summer flowers He took.

Living in a rural town we are lucky to still be able to see the stars at night unlike people in nearby cities. However, as more people install bright unshielded lights, we slowly lose that privilege …

Over the last several weeks, I have had the privilege of walking our neighborhoods and speaking with residents about what matters most to them in our community. The “IWatch” clocked it at 43 …