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Live music and entertainment listings: Sept. 29 – Oct. 1

Discover where to find live music, karaoke, comedy, dancing and entertainment this weekend in and around Newport! YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE –20+ things to do this weekend: Sept. 29 – Oct. 1 *Unless otherwise noted, the venue is located in Newport. Friday, September 29 Bowen’s Wharf: Panoramic Steel Drum from 11 am to 2 pmBuskers: Shawn Reilly at 9 […]

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Newport Art Museum to present Newport String Project’s Season Opening Concert

Last year, the Newport Art Museum proudly hosted the Newport String Project’s Season Opening and Season Finale Concerts. The Museum is delighted to welcome them back again for their fifth season at the Season Opening Concert in the galleries of the historic N.A. Griswold House on Sunday, October 1, at2pm. Project directors and violinists, EmmaLee Holmes-Hicks and Ealain McMullin promise […]

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Representative Carson to moderate Alliance for a Livable Newport forum on ‘Working Future of Newport’

STATE HOUSE – Rep. Lauren H. Carson will moderate a public forum on economic development in Newport presented by the Alliance for a Livable Newport on Oct. 5. The event is titled “The Working Future of Newport,” and will take place Thursday, Oct. 5, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Claiborne Pell Elementary School, 35 Dexter St., Newport. […]

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Now Hiring: Pink Pineapple – Boutique Sales Associate

Pink Pineapple Newport is looking for an outgoing individual with prior sales experience available year round to start immediately. Fashion, Design, and/or Social media skills are a plus. The general duties include: greeting and interacting with customers, completing transactions, maintaining cleanliness and organization of the store, sizing merchandise as it comes in, assisting in creating […]

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Assembly OKs bill creating flooding and sea rise training requirement for planning boards

STATE HOUSE – Lawmakers have approved a new training requirement for local planning board members to help ensure that they calculate the potential for flooding and its effects when weighing local development proposals. The legislation, sponsored by Rep. Lauren H. Carson and Sen. Jeanine Calkin, requires all members of municipal planning boards or commissions in […]

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Home on Easton’s Point in Middletown sells for $3.275 million

Lila Delman Real Estate International announced the sale of  21 Kane Avenue in Middletown on September 27th. The newly constructed home reportedly sold on September 20, 2017, for $3.275 million. This represents the highest single-family home sale in Middletown year-to-date, according to data from the Rhode Island Statewide MLS*. Kristin Parella, Sales Associate, represented the […]

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Miantonomi Memorial Park Tower named official ‘WWI Centennial Memorial’

Earlier today, the United States World War One Centennial Commission and the Pritzker Military Museum & Library announced that the Miantonomi Memorial Park Tower in Newport was among the first 50 official “WWI Centennial Memorials” from their 100 Cites/100 Memorials program. Under the organization team of the Miantonomi Memorial Park Commission, City of Newport, American […]

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Newport Shipyard Pumpkin Regatta will raise money for members of military, hurricane relief in the Caribbean

On Friday, September 29, the yachting community will come together at Newport Shipyard to paddle in the Shipyard’s annual “Pumpkin Regatta” which raised $3,018 for the Gabrielle Dinsmore Heart & Hope Fund in 2016. A different charity is named each year and this year, Shipyard employees chose Warrior Sailing Program which provides maritime education and outreach […]

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3rd business owner arrested for selling counterfeit goods

Another arrest has been made for the sale of counterfeit goods in Newport. As What’sUpNewp previously reported, Sergeant Joseph Carroll confirmed on Wednesday, August 23rd that in June the Newport Police Department received information that several businesses operating in Newport were selling high-end counterfeit goods. Based on this information, the Newport Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division […]

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Now Hiring: 105+ local companies (Sept. 25)

Time for a new part-time gig, new full-time job or a new career? Start your job search right here, there are nearly 100 businesses hiring right now in Newport. Featured Jobs 12 Meter Charters – Crew Member Position For 70 Foot Charter Sailing YachtAdmiral Fitzroy Inn – Now Hiring: Admiral Fitzroy Inn – Overnight InnsitterClassic Cruises of Newport – Front […]

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RI General Assembly creates panel to attract more sailing events to The Ocean State

A new permanent state commission will be created to help the state attract national and international sailing events, according to a press release from the State of Rhode Island General Assembly. The legislation has been sponsored by Rep. Kenneth A. Marshall and Sen. Walter S. Felag Jr. and approved by the General Assembly last week. […]

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Eight to be inducted into National Sailing Hall of Fame in Newport today

For the first time, Newport is hosting the National Sailing Hall of Fame Induction.  Today, eight (five living and three posthumous) Inductees will be celebrated for their impact on the sport.   The National Sailing Hall of Fame, headquartered in Annapolis, Md., has previously recognized 57 Inductees, including Newport locals Harry Anderson Jr., Betsy Alison […]

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