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Household hazardous waste, electronic waste collection scheduled for Newport

Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation will be running an Eco-Depot  for Household Hazardous Waste and Indie Cycle will be collecting Electronic Waste on September 30th, 2017 from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.  The collection will take place at Easton’s Beach, located at 175 Memorial Boulevard.  This free program is open to all Rhode Island residents […]

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Newport woman arrested for selling counterfeit goods

Another arrest has been made for the sale of counterfeit goods in Newport, RI. 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 […]

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Waterfront home in Jamestown sells for $1.625 Million

Lila Delman Real Estate International has announced the sale of 102 Battery Lane in Jamestown for $1,625,000. According to Lila Delman Real Estate International, sales associate Michael Dupre represented the seller. “102 Battery Lane offers 3.25 acres of waterfront property with incredible views, magnificent sunsets, beach access, mature landscaping and privacy,” said Dupre in a […]

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Tyler’s Two Cents: Love City Strong

It’s been a few months since I last posted on WhatsUpNewp.  With a busy summer schedule, it’s difficult to find time to research, sit down and produce.  However, there are circumstances in life that call for attention and the devastation that occurred to the Virgin Islands in wake of Hurricane Irma fits this bill.  I’ve […]

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Norman Bird Sanctuary invites high-schoolers to hike trails and learn naturalist skills for stipend and community service hours

Local high school students can now serve the community by getting active and learning in nature at Norman Bird Sanctuary’s new Ready, Set, Hike program this fall. Over the course of 5 Sunday hikes, high-schoolers will explore all seven miles of hiking trails at NBS with an eye out for birds and native wildlife. During […]

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Middletown woman arrested in counterfeit goods crackdown

An arrest has been made after the Newport Police Department executed search warrants on 7 area businesses. 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 […]

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Obituary for Richard Grosvenor

Born in St. Jean de Luz, France, July 29th, 1928, Richard (Dick) Grosvenor came from an established Newport family.  He was the youngest of six children and graduated from Groton School and Harvard University, ’51.  He married Margot Sullivan, on October 19th, 1949 and later received an Honorary Doctorate of Arts from Salve Regina University, […]

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Obituary for Jorn Zeuge

Jorn Zeuge, 74, of Middletown passed away at home Friday, September 1, 2017. Born in Kuddeworde, Germany, he is the son of the late Wilfried and Ilse (Bruggemann) Zeuge. Jorn leaves his wife Paula (Bergholz) Zeuge, two sons Robert Zeuge and his wife Kristen of Hooksett, NH, Roland Zeuge and his wife Diane of Markt […]

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Obituary for Robert Arthur Halliday

Robert “Bobby” Arthur Halliday, age 75, of Portsmouth died Sunday, September 3, 2017 at Charlton Memorial Hospital of Fall River, MA. Robert was born June 23, 1942 in Newport, RI. He is the son of the late Gilbert and the late Alyce (Silvia) Halliday. Bobby leaves his wife Jane (Alvernes) Halliday; his five children Robert […]

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Obituary for Arthur Rogers

Arthur Arnold Rogers of Middletown, formerly of Deerfield, MA (1952-2008), died peacefully on Saturday, September 2, 2017 after an extended illness. Born February 14, 1925 in Evanston, IL, he attended local schools and the University of Wisconsin in Madison. His college years were interrupted by service in the U.S. Navy 1943-46, where he held the […]

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Newport Historical Society to host ‘Cider in 18th Century Newport: A History Space Event’ on September 23

On Saturday, September 23, 2017, join the Newport Historical Society for “Cider in 18th Century Newport: A History Space Event.” This free, interactive program features cider press demonstrations from expert Chris Hurley from 10 am-2 pm and the specialty walking tour “Rum and Revolution” at 11 am. Peek inside the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House and learn about life in 18th century Newport. Hear Chris […]

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Obituary for Thomas Murphy

Thomas Edward Murphy, 72, of Newport passed away Tuesday, August 29, 2017 at Newport Hospital. He was the oldest of 7 children born to the late John L. and Ellen (Elsie) Randall Murphy of Newport. Tom was a graduate of De La Salle Academy, class of 1963 and Catholic University in Washington, DC, class of […]

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Sail Newport hosts Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to open New Mid-Park Marine Education and Recreation Center

Sail Newport, along with a slate of dignitaries, officials and supporters, celebrated the opening of its new Mid-Park Marine Education and Recreation Center today. Over 200 people joined Executive Director Brad Read for a ribbon cutting ceremony, including Governor Gina Raimondo, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) Director Janet Coit, former […]

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