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Newport Restoration Foundation and Trinity Church to mark 50th anniversary of Queen Anne Square
The free ‘Semicentennial on the Square’ event July 10 features a panel of historians and preservation leaders, followed by a jazz reception
Newport Contemporary Ballet presents Newport Dance Festival with a focus on freedom
Dance companies from around the globe come to the Great Friends Meeting House Lawn July 15-19, with works inspired by FDR’s Four Freedoms
Obituary: Tia Tribble
Jan 8, 1971 — Jun 27, 2026
Obituary: Anne E Mills
Jan 11, 1937 — Jun 28, 2026
Just My Opinion: Independence Day
We are a place where we listen to divergent ideas, celebrate free speech, even if we do not agree with what is being said.
Rhode Island Beer Club and Foolproof Brewing release Honey Hound to benefit animal rescue league
The limited-edition Honey Kölsch launches Aug. 1 in Pawtucket, with a portion of every pint and can sold supporting the Providence Animal Rescue League
Heat wave, fireworks, alcohol = potentially dangerous weekend
Temperatures soaring above 100 in much of Rhode Island, and many people preparing for a Fourth of July replete with fireworks, beer and wine, backyard cookouts, and crowded beaches – has emergency room docs preparing for what should be a busy weekend.
State agencies advise avoiding contact with three Rhode Island waterbodies over algae blooms
Harmful algae blooms prompt warnings at Upper Melville Pond in Portsmouth, along with reservoirs in North Providence and Burrillville
Wellington Resort listed for sale
The 5.27-acre resort at Thames Street and Wellington Avenue has zoning approval to convert its 52 suites into 152 hotel units
Newport City Council to weigh school budget deficit, safety grant and Access Hub July 8
Wednesday’s agenda includes a projected school budget shortfall, a federal street-safety grant and a slate of summer event approvals
Letter: We need Dawn Euer in the Rhode Island Senate
“We may pay our legislators like glorified interns, but the General Assembly is not amateur hour. We need to bring Dawn back for more sessions. Her experience, her smarts, and her grit are needed, and will be for the foreseeable future.”
Comic – Sour Grapes: Soccer
Sour Grapes is a comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog and his odd friends, all living in a problematic and troubled world.
Roger Williams Park Zoo to host 21+ Pride Night on July 11
The after-hours ‘Party with Pride’ celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community with drag performances, DJs, karaoke and ‘Nature is Queer’ animal chats
SENEDIA submarine shipbuilding partnership surpasses 10,000 trained in New England
The Middletown-based alliance marks a workforce milestone as the region works to meet growing demand for submarine builders
Another blockbuster: Jaylen Brown getting traded by Celtics to 76ers for Paul George, draft picks
Jaylen Brown’s time in Boston has come to a surprising end, with the Celtics deciding to trade him to one of their most storied rivals.
James Woods hits a 3-run homer as the Nationals beat the Red Sox 10-2 to take the series
James Woods belted a three-run homer for his 22nd of the season, Andrés Chaparro and Nasim Nuñez each hit their first and the Washington Nationals beat the Boston Red Sox 10-2 on Wednesday afternoon at steamy Fenway Park to take the series.
Involuntary: The independence we struggle to protect
A conversation that needs to be had
Obituary: Dorothy Elizabeth Pettit
Nov 9, 1929 — Jun 28, 2026
Farm Fresh RI’s Local Food Fest returns to Castle Hill Inn on Aug. 11
The annual celebration of Rhode Island’s summer harvest features more than 20 chef-crafted dishes, local drinks and seaside views overlooking Narragansett Bay
RIPTA extends northern Aquidneck Island Flex On Demand pilot through December
The on-demand transit service, originally set to end June 30, will continue serving Newport, Middletown and Portsmouth and major employers like Raytheon and NUWC
