Jayson Tatum hits a buzzer-beating jumper in OT to give the Celtics a 125-124 win over the Nets
Jayson Tatum buried a 17-foot jumper at the overtime buzzer to cap a 40-point night, and the Boston Celtics beat the Brooklyn Nets 125-124 on Tuesday night for their third straight victory.
Aho’s late goal helps Kochetkov improve to 8-0-0 as Hurricanes beat Bruins 2-1
Sebastian Aho’s third-period goal gave the Carolina Hurricanes a 2-1 win over the Boston Bruins in a matchup of early leaders in the Eastern Conference on Tuesday night.
Return of the lame-duck session with RI General Assembly set to reconvene after November election
Supreme Court appointment requires advice and consent from both Senate and House; candidates for eight other judicial vacancies in the wings
Greater Newport Career Fair set for Nov. 5 at Innovate Newport
Twenty-seven employers, from General Dynamics Electric Boat and Saint-Gobain to the city of Newport and several health care providers, will meet job seekers from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Your Newport County weather forecast: 7 days on land and sea
Updated throughout the day with the latest from NOAA’s National Weather Service
Letter: Steph Smyth is “good people”
After 20 years in and around politics, a Rhode Island writer says the candidates worth remembering are the ones who pick problem solving over performance
Op-Ed: On candidate questionnaires and responsible journalism
At-large candidate Elizabeth Cullen says she declined to answer most of a local outlet’s questionnaire, and raises concerns — based on other candidates’ accounts — that women were asked different questions than men
Comic – Sour Grapes: Voice
Sour Grapes is a comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog and his odd friends, all living in a problematic and troubled world.
Letter: Liz Barron knows how to listen, and knows when to step aside
A Salve Regina professor and Newport public school parent says Barron understands multilingual education as more than English instruction
Newport Symposium returns Nov. 5-6 with ‘What Makes It American’
Speakers from the Smithsonian, Tiffany & Co., FIT and the Oak Spring Garden Foundation will take up American art, architecture and design at Rosecliff and Marble House — including Olmsted’s work in Newport
Op-Ed: A resilient future is one where we care for each other
Ward 2 candidate Emily Conklin, who chairs Newport’s Energy and Environment Commission, says the Easton’s Beach decisions ahead require working from a shared set of facts — and that resilience is a social concept as much as a scientific one
Letter: A school psychologist’s perspective on Liz Barron
A colleague who worked with the Newport School Committee candidate in New Bedford and through her private practice says she seeks out expertise she doesn’t have
Letter: Ellen Pinnock leads with her values. Her record shows it.
A First Ward resident says Pinnock’s budget priorities — recreation, school connections, a splash pad and a food pantry trailer — point consistently toward year-round residents