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Secret Garden Tour returns this June 14-16 “On The Point”

Join Secret Garden Tour June 14-16th for self-guided walking tours of private gardens located in historic Newport, Rhode Island. Take a late Spring tour of some unique, delightful and personal gardens, two of which are featured in June’s “Fine Gardening” magazine.   The annual Secret Garden Tour opens the gates to a variety of beautiful gardens […]

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Rhode Island Monthly recognizes local lawyers with Professional Excellence in Law Award

Rhode Island Monthly has announced that they are proud to showcase their first annual Professional Excellence in Law honorees. The following lawyers from Middletown, Newport and North Kingstown were named recipients of a Professional Excellence in Law Award: Desautel, Marisa A., Environmental and Land Use, Desautel Law, Newport RIGarside, Kristy, Adoption Marital and Family Law, The Law Offices […]

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DEM: Seasonal Shellfish Area Closures take effect this weekend; no closure changes from 2018

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) has announced that seasonal shellfish area closures will take effect at sunrise on Saturday, May 25, and will remain in place until Tuesday, October 15. Consistent with federal requirements, DEM closes some local waters to the harvesting of shellfish every year at this time due to potential […]

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Secretary of State honors two Rogers High School students with 2019 Civic Leadership Award

Newport Public Schools announced on Wednesday that two local students were recently honored by Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea. The Announcement Secretary of State Nellie M. Gorbea honored Colin McCabe and Mackenzie Palmer from Rogers High School this month with the 2019 Rhode Island Civic Leadership Award. The award is given annually to recognize high […]

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‘Story in the Public Square’ wins Telly Award bronze for best political/commentary on TV

“Story in the Public Square” has been awarded Bronze for Best Political/Commentary in Television for the 40th Annual Telly Awards, which were announced today. This is the second consecutive Telly Award win for the show, which is an initiative to “study, celebrate and tell stories that matter.” The show’s creators and hosts are Jim Ludes […]

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Road construction planned for Catherine Street at Bellevue Avenue this week

The Newport Police Department has passed along the following information regarding road construction happening this week on Bellevue Avenue. Road Construction will be taking place on Catherine Street at Bellevue Avenue on Tuesday, May 21st. Wednesday, May 22, and Thursday, May 23, 2019.  Work will consist of the final concrete restoration from previous work done […]

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Citizens Bank Sponsors Financial Literacy Program for TeamFAME, Youth Tennis & Education Program at International Tennis Hall of Fame

Citizens Bank announced recently that it will be sponsoring a Financial Literacy component for TeamFAME, the youth enrichment program at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Launched in September 2018, TeamFAME is the Newport, RI chapter of National Junior Tennis & Learning, a network of more than 300 organizations nationwide that utilize tennis as a […]

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Cormac McCarthy named Executive Vice President and Chief Lending Officer at People’s Credit Union

People’s Credit Union announced today the appointment of Cormac McCarthy to the position of Executive Vice President and Chief Lending Officer. In this position, Cormac will be leading the charge as People’s continues to develop their commercial lending offerings that will support the growth and success of its members’ businesses. McCarthy is an accomplished professional […]

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Salve Regina to award 785 degrees on Sunday, the largest graduating class in university history

Salve Regina President Jane Gerety, RSM, will confer 785 degrees tomorrow (Sunday, May 20), when the university celebrates its 68th commencement on the Oceanside lawn of McAuley Hall. The academic procession steps off at 9:15 a.m., with the ceremony slated to begin beneath the commencement tent along the Cliff Walk at 10 a.m. Sister Jane will confer a […]

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