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Senator Reed visits USS Marinette while it’s anchored in Narragansett Bay
On Wednesday, July 3, Senator Jack Reed visited the USS Marinette while anchored in Narragansett Bay. The ship is visiting the area as part of the Bristol July 4th celebrations. The 388-foot Freedom-variant littoral combat ship was authorized by Congress in 2016 and christened in 2021. It is named after...
Be ready for torrential rain in Bristol County Friday morning
The National Weather Service issued a report at 5:07 a.m. on Friday for torrential rain until 6 a.m. for Bristol County. "At 5:06 a.m., Doppler radar tracked heavy to torrential downpours over Johnston, moving northeast at 20 mph," states the weather service. "Minor nuisance flooding of typically flood prone areas."
RI food news: Kids eat free, a vegan challenge, award-winning distiller has a new bourbon
A dining deal for kids, a new spirit from an award-winning distiller, a vegan food promotion and a new food and drink tour are in the news this week. July 4 is generally a day for cookouts but who are we to ignore a dining offer for kids to eat free at Applebee's. ...
Oceanfront Middletown home sold for $4.8 million tops recent Newport County sales
100 Garboard St, $1,150,000, B: Amanda Fredette & Jonathan Lucido, S: Zhuzhong Yuan & Y Zhang. Burchard Ave, $1,150,000, B: Alobel Ft & Roderick Macleish Jr, S: Donald Fleming & Pamela Fleming. MIDDLETOWN. 3 Admiral Ct, $445,000, B: Abby P. Armstrong & Richard P. Armstrong, S: Mary J. Bunyan. 43...
Rhode Island tackles housing shortage by making it easier to add rental units onto homes
BOSTON — A new state law designed to streamline the process of developing accessory dwelling units — also known as “granny flats” or “in-law apartments” — is being hailed by advocates as a way to create affordable living spaces amid an ongoing housing crunch.
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