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517 Wolcott Ave. was sold by Kirsten & Peter Chadwick, Trustees of the Kirsten & Peter Chadwick Revocable Trusts to Douglas Simon for $3,550,000 5 Barton Ln. was sold by Stephen Dukes to Eric Shine & ...
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Gresh Laing’s 2024 Tesla Cybertruck gets plenty of attention on Rhode Island’s roads. Most of it isn’t friendly. “I get more middle fingers and thumbs-downs and just looks of disdain and hate, having ...
Thank you for your continuing coverage of bicycling issues, “City Council Approves Bicycle Ordinance Overhaul, Sept. 24.” At the next council meeting, after the final reading, the ordinance will go ...
This is the eighth segment of an ongoing series showcasing Newport’s streets and neighborhoods. Other articles include history of Bridge Street, Broadway, Clarke Street, Division Street, Franklin ...
The Middletown Planning Board voted 5-1 on Sept. 10 to allow a lot merger that would bring parking into compliance and provide other changes, such as an outdoor pool and an expanded liquor license, ...
The 11 candidates for Newport City Council faced the public at a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Newport County on Sept. 24, where the topics included the presence of agents from ...
Michael Franklin Lauzon died peacefully at the Rhode Island Veterans Home on Sept. 17, 2026, after a courageous battle with years of illness. Born in Newport, he was the son of Peter and Julia Murray ...
From Bentleys, Aston Martins, Bugattis and Lamborghinis to Rolls-Royces, Alfa Romeos and Maseratis, the world’s rarest and most exotic automobiles will be on display at venues across the city during ...
24 Brown & Howard Wrf. Unit 302 was sold by Jolene Sarkis, Trustee of the Jolene Sarkis Trust to Brian Downer & James Kelly for $3,200,000 ...
The Middletown Town Council decided on Sept. 21 to receive an updated ordinance waiving most of the town’s impact fees on new developments that can stymie construction of housing and other ...
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