Sofia Barr

LINCOLN – When it comes to the crosswalk on Great Road, town officials and local historian Kathy Hartley say pedestrian safety is more important than aesthetics.

LINCOLN – With several recent hires, the Lincoln Police Department is having better luck recruiting officers than some other local departments. On Thursday, Feb. 27, Lincoln Police held a swearing-in

CUMBERLAND – Next month, Adriana Arnold will welcome diners to her first restaurant, Juncal Mexican Bar & Grill, at 2352 Mendon Road.

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Now that the gyms at Birchwood Middle School and Ricci Middle School have been updated, it’s time to modernize facilities at the high school.

NORTH PROVIDENCE – From romance to history to Rhode Island novelties, and of course, baseball, Joe Petrucci covers all the bases in “The Last Foul Ball.”

CUMBERLAND – With a variety of classes, plenty of female instructors, and monthly “sweat, sip, shop” events, Caitlin Chammat says she aims to make clients feel right at home at

LINCOLN – Last Tuesday, Feb. 18, Albert Krieger celebrated a very special day: his 100th birthday.

NORTH PROVIDENCE – At least one car was struck by a sheet of ice while traveling down Mineral Spring Avenue last week. The driver, Danielle Kapotas was passing the North

LINCOLN – Former Town Engineer Leslie Quish has made history as the town’s first female Department of Public Works director.

CUMBERLAND – Community School’s Cheryl Vaughn has been named the 2025 Rhode Island Elementary Principal of the Year.