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Hopkins wins Republican primary for Cranston mayor
CRANSTON – Incumbent Kenneth J. Hopkins won the Republican mayoral primary and will face Democratic City Councilor Robert Ferri in November to remain the...
Report: Oncology doctors’ exodus has South County patients scrambling
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The recent departure of most the oncology department at South County Hospital has forced cancer patients to scramble and find care...
McKee legal team: Washington Bridge lawsuit ‘against responsible parties’ is coming
PROVIDENCE – After poring over 100,000 pages of documents for weeks, Gov. Daniel J. McKee’s legal team said Friday that it has decided to...
LineSider Brewing Co. closing July 28
EAST GREENWICH – It's last call at a popular brewery along South County Trail.
LineSider Brewing Co. announced Tuesday in a Facebook post that Jeremy...
Judge orders temporary closure of embattled scrap metal yard
PROVIDENCE – A Superior Court judge on Friday ordered the embattled scrap metal yard on Allens Avenue to be temporarily closed after a second...
Report: Town condemns Johnson’s Pond, seeks ownership by eminent domain
COVENTRY – Town officials have officially condemned Johnson’s Pond in hopes of taking the sprawling 900-acre body of water in central Coventry by eminent...
Limited MBTA service resumes at South Attleboro station
ATTLEBORO – The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has resumed service from the South Attleboro train station.
On Monday, the transit authority began offering three morning and three evening...
Former RIPTA CEO sentenced to 6 months probation for leaving scene...
PROVIDNECE – Former R.I. Public Transit Authority CEO Scott Avedisian has been sentenced to six months probation after pleading no contest to leaving the...
MBTA is resuming limited service in South Attleboro
ATTLEBORO – The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is resuming limited service from the South Attleboro train station.
Beginning May 20, the transit authority is offering...
Report: RIPTA CEO Avedisian in talks to resign after leaving scene of...
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Public Transit Authority CEO Scott Avedisian is expected to step down after pleading not guilty to leaving the scene of a fender...
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