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Changing seasons, changing exhibits at Little Compton Historical Society

As fall and winter weather approaches, the Little Compton Historical Society is updating its hours and offerings. The Women’s History exhibit, occupying the special exhibition space since July 2020, will make way for a new exhibit on historic houses coming in July 2022. The last opportunity to view the Women’s History Special Exhibit in person […]

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‘Rock The Mansion’ raises more than $150,000 for Newport Mental Health

Newport residents and business owners came out in droves for Newport Mental Health’s 7th Annual Rock-the-Mansion gala recently, helping the agency gross over $150,000, much of which will be used for emergency shelter, bilingual translation services and outfitting clinician offices for the ever-growing people in need of mental health services in Newport County. “The response […]

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Newport String Quartet to perform Dvorak, Montgomery, and Tate at St Columba’s

On October 31st at 2 pm, the Newport String Project will present an afternoon of chamber music performed by the Newport String Quartet at the Great Hall on the grounds of St Columba’s in Middletown.  The program will explore the music of America from three very different perspectives. Antonin Dvorak’s beloved String Quartet in F Major, op 96 […]

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‘Normandie’ estate on Ocean Drive sells for $12.5 million

Gustave White Sotheby’s International  Realty today announced the sale of “Normandie” located at 232 Ocean  Avenue in Newport. The property sold for $12,500,000. The seller was represented by Paul A. Leys, Broker and co-owner of Gustave  White Sotheby’s International Realty, and the buyer was represented by Suzi  Nance of Capital Realty.  Located on Newport’s famed […]

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Letter: Portsmouth voters should “Approve” Question 2 in the November 2nd referendum

To the Editor: I am writing to ask my Portsmouth constituents to vote to “Approve” Question 2 in the November 2nd referendum.  This question asks Portsmouth citizens to authorize the town to enter into a long-term lease agreement with Church Community Housing Corp. (a non-profit) to develop the former Ann Hutchinson School property into 50+ units […]

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Rhode Island Democratic gubernatorial primary pits Progressives against Liberals and Conservatives

With the entrance in the Democratic gubernatorial race of Matt Brown, a former Secretary of State, a reader asks: “What’s the difference between Progressive and Liberal?” Brown is leader of a Progressive group, the Rhode Island Political Cooperative, which promises to run Progressive candidates in 50 races, from local town council and school committees, legislature, […]

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Obituary: Nancy Edgerley

Nancy Ann (Titsworth) Edgerley, 93, a strong mother and grandmother who inspired her children and grandchildren to work hard and succeed, died on Thursday in her home in Newport. Mrs. Edgerley, who battled cancer, Alzheimer’s and dementia in her final years, died peacefully in the arms of family members and with a beloved caretaker at […]

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Obituary: Kent Malkovich

Kent Malkovich passed away unexpectedly at Beaufort Memorial Hospital in Beaufort, South Carolina. He was 54 years old. Born in New York City, he was the third child of Mark and Joan Malkovich. After living in Waterloo, Belgium for nearly five years, the family moved to Newport, Rhode Island where Kent attended Pell Elementary School, […]

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Former Newport Gulls making their mark on Major League Baseball’s postseason

The following was written and submitted by Newport Gulls As a summer collegiate baseball team, a focus for the Newport Gulls is helping student-athletes reach their dreams of playing Major League Baseball. This dream has been realized for 28 Gulls alumni, including three players that made their debut during the 2021 season. However, for anyone […]

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