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Letter To The Editor: Jeanne-Marie Napolitano – I have always believed in an open and transparent government

To the Council Elect and voters of Newport, I want to go on the record that I have always believed in an open and transparent government.  For this reason, I am submitting this statement, as I recognize many in the community do not understand the process of selecting chair & vice-chair. After the election, any […]

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Awareness of food waste can help us appreciate holiday meals

The article is written by Bryce Hannibal, Research Scientist and Lecturer, Texas A&M University.This article is republished, with permission, from The Conversation.Read the original article. Americans celebrate the winter holidays in many ways, which typically include an abundance of food, drinks, desserts – and waste. Food waste is receiving increasing attention from managers, activists, policymakers and […]

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RITBA: Lane closure on Newport Pell Bridge from November 26th – 29th

Newport, RI – The Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority (RITBA)has announced that starting Monday, November 26th, there will be a lane closure on the Newport Pell Bridge to complete an ongoing construction project. Update: November 28th – Hours for westbound closure on Pell Bridge have been amended to exclude evening rush hours Traffic will be reduced […]

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Rogers High School vs Tiverton Thanksgiving Day Game cancelled

Newport, RI – The Rogers High School vs Tiverton High School football game scheduled for Thursday morning has been canceled due to the weather, according to Marcin Rembisz, Communications Coordinator/Secretary for Newport Public Schools. Announcement from Newport Public Schools The annual Thanksgiving Day game between Rogers High School and Tiverton High School scheduled for Thursday, November […]

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Newport Art Museum announces winter courses and workshops

Newport, RI – The Newport Art Museum School’s courses and workshops for youth and adults begin January 6, 2019. Offerings for the winter term include a professional practices workshop for artists, monotype printing, painting, handbuilding in clay, and more. Newport Art Museum members receive a 15% discount on tuition. Registration closes one week before the class […]

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Nick Ewenson named Race Programs Manager for Sail Newport

Newport, RI – Sail Newport has appointed Nick Ewenson of Newport as race programs manager, according to an announcement from Rhode Island’s Public Sailing Center today. The Announcement Sail Newport, Rhode Island’s Public Sailing Center, has appointed Nick Ewenson (Newport, RI) as race programs manager. Ewenson is an accomplished sailing coach and joins Sail Newport with […]

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Jobs In Newport: 73 businesses hiring right now

Newport, RI – Looking for a new job before the new year arrives? Here’s who’s hiring in and around Newport, Rhode Island right now. All jobs are within 5 miles of downtown Newport and have been posted within the last 7 days. Accountemps – Accounts Payable ClerkAlion Science & Technology – Engineering Technician V SCABalfour Beatty – Maintenance […]

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RIMTA Future will host panel on career paths for women in the marine industry

Newport, RI – RIMTA Future, an organization that comes under the umbrella of the Rhode Island Marine Trades Association and is focused on cultivating the industry’s leaders of tomorrow, will host a panel on career paths for women in the marine trades. “Women in Marine Industry Businesses: An Exploration of Career Paths” will be held on the evening […]

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Rep. Abney honored by RI Hospital Association with 2018 Francis R. Dietz Award for Public Service

Providence, RI – Rep. Marvin L. Abney (D-Dist. 73, Newport, Middletown), Chairman of the House Committee on Finance, was honored by the Rhode Island Hospital Association (HARI) with the 2018 Francis R. Dietz Award for Public Service.  The award was presented to Chairman Abney at the HARI Annual Meeting on November 16 at the Providence Marriott. […]

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Healthy Soils, Healthy Seas RI: Launch of multi-year project to improve ocean health set for December 7th

Newport, RI – On Friday, December 7th, Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Jack Reed will speak at the launch of a new multi-year project with Clean Ocean Access and 11th Hour Racing. The innovative project aims to address plastic pollution and marine debris in Rhode Island by inspiring long-lasting environmentally responsible behavior that is necessary to protect […]

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Million Dollar Listing: Folly House in Jamestown sells for $3.75 million

Jamestown, RI – Lila Delman Real Estate has announced that the “Folly House” at 30 Bay View Drive in Jamestown has recently sold for $3,750,000. This transaction marks the second-highest sale in Jamestown year-to-date, according to data maintained by the Rhode Island Statewide MLS.* Bob Bailey, Lila Delman Jamestown Sales Manager, represented the seller. This […]

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PACE Organization of Rhode awarded $10,000 grant, will use it to improve care and access for vulnerable older adults

Providence, RI – PACE Organization of Rhode Island (PACE®), a health plan serving older adults who wish to maintain their independence and live in the community, recently announced that it has been awarded a $10,000 grant from Tufts Health Plan Foundation’s new Momentum Fund. The organization will use this grant to improve care and access for vulnerable older […]

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Common Fence Music will present The Sweetback Sisters’ Country Christmas Singalong Spectacular on December 8th

Portsmouth, RI – Common Fence Music has announced that they are excited to bring back THE SWEETBACK SISTERS’ COUNTRY CHRISTMAS SINGALONG SPECTACULAR! on Saturday, December 8th, 2018, 7 pm at Portsmouth High School Auditorium, 120 Education Lane, Portsmouth, RI. Christmastime is here again and so are the Sweetback Sisters with their 10th annual Country Christmas Singalong Spectacular! This wildly popular show delivers a […]

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Conservation Law Foundation petitions DEM to protect Aquidneck Island, Providence waters

Providence, RI –  Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) announced today that they have filed petitions with the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management to combat stormwater pollution in Bailey’s Brook and North Easton Pond on Aquidneck Island and Mashapaug Pond in Providence. The petitions call on the agency to require Clean Water Act permits from properties […]

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