Sip & Guzzle wraps up two-day residency at The Vanderbilt
New York City’s Sip & Guzzle brought a taste of the Greenwich Village cocktail destination to Mary Street for a late-summer collaboration that felt like a natural fit for both brands.
Newport meets Palm Beach at BD Field Saturday, with an all-white dress code and a Barbados trip hidden in the turf
Fifteenth edition of the city rivalry closes out August during Newport Polo’s 150th season
Sailed away on the Block Island Ferry
Late August on the island with family, friends and a baby who won’t be a baby much longer — and why 12 miles offshore still rewards you for not being in a hurry
On the Market: The last weekend in August brings opportunity across Newport County (Aug. 29 – 30)
Saturday carries the heavier open house schedule this weekend, with opportunities across Jamestown, Little Compton, Middletown, Newport, Portsmouth and Tiverton.
Roger Federer heads to the Tennis Hall of Fame and says he ‘had the best time’ during his career
The 45-year-old from Switzerland, who will be honored along with broadcaster and former player Mary Carillo, said it would be his first trip to Newport.
Newport’s Senate District 13 primary pits a progressive incumbent against a progressive challenger
Angela Lima says district needs fresh ideas. Sen. Dawn Euer says she has more work to do.
Gabriel, Green make cases for 3rd QB spot in Browns’ 37-13 win over Patriots
Dillon Gabriel and Taylen Green are leaving Cleveland Browns coach Todd Monken with a difficult position on who will get the third quarterback spot on the 53-man roster.
Newport Public Education Foundation names 2026 award recipients
FabNewport, newportFILM and Housing Hotline founders Barbara and Jimmy Winters to be honored Oct. 22, along with three teachers
Newport County voters have cast more than 1,300 primary ballots so far
Portsmouth leads the county with 323; statewide turnout stands at 1.7% with early voting running through Sept. 8
People’s Credit Union names Justin Lombardo head of Middletown branch
Lombardo previously led branch operations at the credit union’s Portsmouth office
Comic – Sour Grapes: Affair
Sour Grapes is a comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog and his odd friends, all living in a problematic and troubled world.
Gerry Goldstein: Tiny steps that make life worth living (Or, please pass the ketchup)
Simpler creations – one of which debuted just a few weeks ago – make our lives more pleasant in the subtlest of ways.
On This Day In Newport History – August 27, 1995: Tiger Woods Wins 1995 U.S. Amateur Championship in Newport
At age 19, Tiger Woods became the ninth player to win back-to-back Amateur championships when he defeated Buddy Marucci on August 27th at the 1995 US Amateur at Newport Country Club.
Sanoja, Gusto help Marlins beat Red Sox 4-0 to avoid series sweep
Javier Sanoja had three hits and drove in a run, Ryan Gusto limited Boston to four hits in 5 2/3 innings and the Miami Marlins beat the Red Sox 4-0 on Wednesday night.
Newport police identify man killed in officer-involved shooting in harbor
Brendan Norris, 27, of Newport died Wednesday morning; the wounded officer has been released from the hospital
Sold-out Pell Bridge Run brings road closures to Newport and Jamestown Sunday morning
Fifteenth annual race steps off at 7 a.m.; drivers should expect single-lane traffic on the bridge and closures on Farewell Street through 8:45
What’s next for contentious Tiverton oyster farm proposal? More meetings.
CRMC lawyer rejects opponents’ move to block project under 2024 law
Route 67 returns to fall schedule Saturday; rides stay free through October
RIPTA’s seasonal service changes take effect Aug. 29, with the Bellevue/Salve Regina route running every 30 minutes
Puddingstone Music adds two September concerts at Rough Point
Pianist David Kaplan performs Sept. 12; the Sitkovetsky Trio follows Sept. 29, after two sold-out August shows
Invasive green crabs are bad for the environment so New Englanders are starting to eat more of them
Small steps have been taken. Rhode Island passed a law that offers a green crab fishing license for just $10, Connecticut now allows crabs to be sold to restaurants without extra permitting, and Maine made it easier to get the crabs to market.
Dolly Parton’s Newport legacy: one unforgettable appearance at Fort Adams, and a book in the mail every month
The country legend, who died Tuesday at 80, made a surprise appearance at the 2019 Newport Folk Festival — and her Imagination Library has reached more than 5,000 Newport County children