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Who’s hiring? 59 job opportunities at places like Clean Ocean Access, Safe Harbor Marina, and Norman Bird Sanctuary

Time to find your dream gig, job, or career? Here are 59 job opportunities available right now in the Newport area. 22 Bowen’s – Sous Chef – 22 Bowen’s7-Eleven – Store EmployeeAdvance Auto Parts – Store DriverAldi – Seasonal StockerAmerican Heart Association – Development ConsultantArbor Associates – Direct Support Professional IBAE Systems – Engineering TechnicianBedJet […]

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Middletown Public Schools to shift to full distance learning Dec. 21 – Jan. 8

Middletown has joined their fellow Aquidneck Island communities in shifting to distance learning to finish out 2020. Rosemaire Kraeger, Superintendant of Middletown Public Schools, sent the following letter to parents and guardians on Tuesday afternoon. Dear Parents and Guardians;                                  […]

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Spring Bull Gallery to host 30th Annual ‘Fakes & Forgeries Exhibition’ in January

Spring Bull Gallery will host its 30th Annual Fakes and Forgeries Exhibition this January, with prizes selected by gallerist and art historian Michael Rose. Conceived 30 years ago as a fun way to hone artists’ skills, Spring Bull Gallery’s popular exhibit Fakes and Forgeries has become an annual winter tradition in Newport. It provides an […]

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11th Hour Racing awards twelve grants totaling $781,500

via 11th Hour Racing Driven by its mission to inspire solutions for the ocean, 11th Hour Racing announced today 12 new grants to address plastics pollution, coastal restoration, food waste, and water quality. 11th Hour Racing awarded $781,500 in grants, funded by The Schmidt Family Foundation, to projects in the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and the U.S., bringing the […]

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Middletown, Newport among eight school districts to receive grants to support students experiencing homelessness

Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green today announced that the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) has awarded grants to eight school districts this year to support homeless students. School districts selected include Central Falls, Middletown, Newport, North Kingstown, Providence, Warwick, West Warwick and Woonsocket.  “Our students who are experiencing homelessness or are housing insecure have additional stressors […]

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NUWC Division Newport employees donate 972 gifts to Toys for Tots campaign

Story by Public Affairs Office, Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport   For the second consecutive year, employees of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport collected toys for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots campaign, gathering 972 gifts for children in need. Although many employees have been teleworking because of the pandemic, it was […]

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Rhode Island Senate will meet Friday to consider budget, appointments

The Rhode Island Senate will meet Friday to consider the state budget along with several gubernatorial appointments. Initially scheduled to meet Thursday and Friday, the Thursday session was canceled and the meeting time on Friday moved up due to the forecast of a snowstorm Wednesday into Thursday. The Senate will meet Friday, Dec. 18 at 2 […]

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Newport Police identify victim involved in fatal single-car crash

The Newport Police Department is presently investigating a single-vehicle crash that occurred overnight on Saturday, December 12, 2020 at approximately 12:50 am. The vehicle struck a stationary object in the area of Brenton Road and Wickham Road causing the fatality of a 19-year-old female identified as Katelin Pimental from Middletown, Rhode Island. OBITUARY | KATELIN […]

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Potter League for Animals Executive Director, Brad Shear, elected Board Chair for The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement

The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement (formerly the Society of Animal Welfare Administrators) announced today that Potter League for Animals Executive Director, Brad Shear, CAWA, was elected as the organization’s Board Chair. Shear has led the Potter League since 2016. AAWA is an international network of professionals who actively lead and manage community animal shelters and […]

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R.I. hospitals authorized to begin vaccinating frontline workers against COVID-19

via Rhode Island Department of Health The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) has received a recommendation from the Rhode Island COVID-19 Vaccine Subcommittee for hospitals to begin vaccinating frontline hospital workers against COVID-19. This recommendation was made at an emergency meeting of the Subcommittee this morning. RIDOH has accepted this recommendation and has communicated […]

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Obituary | Robert W. Nass

This obituary originally appeared on Memorial Funeral Home. Robert W. Nass, 92, a lifelong resident of Newport RI passed away peacefully on December 12, 2020. Robert was the husband of the late Barbara A. (Whitford) Nass who recently passed this November 2020. They were married 67 years.Born in Newport, Rhode Island September 14, 1928, he […]

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Obituary | Mary Baker

This obituary originally appeared on Memorial Funeral Home. Middletown Resident Maureen Baker Dies at 88Mary Grace (Maureen) Baker (nee Moloney) passed away peacefully in her sleep early in the morning of November 2nd, 2020 at the John Clarke Nursing Center, bidding a graceful farewell to a life well lived and to her loving husband of […]

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Obituary | Tim Mills

This obituary originally appeared on Memorial Funeral Home. Timothy J. Mills of Newport, died unexpectedly at home on Thursday, December 10, 2020. He was 58. He was born on September 28, 1962 in New London, CT to Anne (Sullivan) Mills and the late Stuart K Mills, Jr. The family returned to Newport shortly after his […]

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