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RI Interscholastic League Honors 23

Sports

The Rhode Island Interscholastic League announced it is honoring 23 individuals, including 16 student-athletes, “for their exemplary achievements over the past year' at its 12th annual RIIL Awards.

Providence College Provost Resigns

News

GoLocal has confirmed that Providence College Provost Dr. Sean Reid has resigned. The resignation is reportedly tied to the growing conflicts between PC’s administration and the college’s LGBTQ+ community.

4/22/24

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WWII “Trailblazer” Avelino “Chappy” Rose’s 100th Birthday

Lifestyle

Avelino “Chappy” Rose has seen it all. He was born in East Providence a century ago.

Rescued Pawtucket Pups Now Up for Adoption at Potter League for Animals

News

The Potter League for Animals has announced that 11 dogs rescued from a recent hoarding case on Senate Street in Pawtucket are now available for adoption.

Wall St. Friends of Gina Are Giddy To Get Millions From RI Pension Fund for Doing Absolutely Nothing

Business

When Gina Raimondo pushed through so-called pension reform in Rhode Island, she neglected to tell the public that her plan to shift pension investments from low-cost traditional funds to speculative hedge and private equity funds would result in massive fees paid to her Wall Street supporters. Pension fees exploded from…

McShortagee’s Market is Opening in East Providence

News

A new deli and market is coming to a familiar location in Riverside. “McShortagee’s Market” is slated to open next month on Willet Avenue, where Schroder's Deli used to be.

Whitcomb: Magic Mushrooms; Fending Off FEMA; Drop the Paywalls?

News

Robert Whitcomb's weekly examination of everything that is important. Only Whitcomb offers such a collection of insights on the global and local issues that matter.

“Armed and Suicidal Man” Found Deceased in Cranston

News

Cranston Police responded to a report of an “armed and suicidal” man on Saturday.

The Gloves Are Almost Off in Campaign 2024 – “The Sunday Political Brunch”- April 21, 2024

Politics

Jury selection is done and as we begin the new week, we are watching as former President Donald Trump goes on trial. But many other related and unrelated political events are swirling amongst a pool of perspective sharks. There are just over six months until election day; let’s “brunch” on…

Thomas Averaged Nearly 20 Points a Game at Albany - He Is Coming Back to URI

Sports

The return of the proverbial prodigal son is on full display in Kingston. Sebastian Thomas is returning to the University of Rhode Island men's basketball program.

4/21/24

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Blackstone Boulevard Colonial Hits the Market for $2.1 Million

Business

Carved Mable fireplaces, a first-class kitchen, and a prestigious address are just a few of the features of 530 Blackstone Boulevard — now new to be market.

Another Piece of Newport Sold — Heritage Restaurant Group Acquires Brick Alley Pub

Business

Another piece of locally-owned Newport is getting sold off. Ralph and Pat Plumb, owners of the Brick Alley Pub, announced Saturday that they've entered into an agreement to sell the Brick Alley Pub to The Heritage Restaurant Group, formerly 1899 Ventures.

Let’s Alleviate the Washington Bridge Chaos Creatively — Architecture Critic Morgan

Business

Imagine if Rhode Island had a governor with the vision, courage, and common sense to transform the Washington Bridge debacle into something positive. Such a leader would pick up the phone and buy some gently used ferries from New York City, say, and open routes from Bold Point to Allens…

What You Can Buy in South County Rhode Island

Business

South County is layered with beaches, coastal views, and a slower style of life. The folks at Mott & Chace Sotheby's International are offering three homes that range in price from under $1 million to $2 million located in South County.

Four Inducted into Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame

Lifestyle

The Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame (RIMHOF) is inducting four new members into the Class of 2024 – Harry Allen, Dr. George Kent, Shawnn Monteiro, and Daryl Sherman.

Veteran of Korean and Vietnam Wars, Norman F. Dufault Dies at 94

Obituaries

Norman F. Dufault, 94, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 17, 2024 surrounded by his loving family. He was the beloved husband of Pauline V. (Houle) Dufault for 68 years.

Fit for Life: Impatient? Want a Quick Fix? Read on…

Lifestyle

If you are anything like me, you want to see results and see them fast. I get an idea in my head and like to go all in. Taking action is my mantra, as overthinking leads to procrastination, and everything is done when we continuously kick that can down the…

Grow Smart RI Announces 12th Annual Award Winners

Business

Grow Smart RI has announced the three winners of its 12th Annual Rhode Island Smart Growth Awards. The Awards honor those helping to shape strong, sustainable and just communities across Rhode Island through innovative leadership, community revitalization and policy initiatives.

4/20/24

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Side of the Rhode: Who’s Hot and Who’s Not? - April 19, 2024

Politics

Every Friday, GoLocalProv takes a look at who is rising and who is falling in Rhode Island and national politics, business, culture, and sports.

VIDEO: Raimondo’s “60 Minutes” Feature to Air Sunday

News

U.S. Secretary of Commerce — and former Rhode Island Governor — Gina Raimondo will be featured on CBS’ “60 Minutes” airing on Sunday.

Chief Scientist, Head of Technology at NUSC Anthony Bessacini of Narragansett Dies at 84

Obituaries

Anthony Bessacini, 84, of Narragansett passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family on Tuesday, April 16th. He was the beloved husband of Sandra (Masiello) Bessacini for 60 years. Born December 28, 1939, in Providence he was the son of the late Eugene and Antonette (Poli) Bessacini.

Battle Over Bike Path Escalates — Council Blocks Smiley, Cost to Remove Is Estimated at $750K

News

The ongoing battle over the future of the South Water bike path in Providence has now hit a higher level.