Portsmouth, RI News

• Portsmouth, RI News
• Teen drivers take crash course at PHS
• Gordon: Won't step down unless constituent 'outcry'
• Portsmouth youth dodges runaway boat
• Storm-blown salt vexes vineyards, farms
• Residents share storm stories
• Sakonnet area athletic teams prep for fall season
• Portsmouth: Evacuations ordered
• Town?s turbines built to withstand Irene
• Hurricane Irene ? We need your help!
• Sakonnet boat passage will stay partly open
• For his school, a summer curtain call
• Coast Guard sets hearing on river closure plan
• Summer soccer: Deja vu ? Tiverton triumphs, Portsmouth tumbles
• Boat ban sought in Sakonnet channel
• Little League all-stars: Portsmouth heads to state title game
• At 107 his dance card is still full
• New fire trucks tout many fresh features
• Portsmouth pays for couch/yard waste mixup
• Little League all-stars: Portsmouth heads to state Final Four
• American Legion: Tom?s Lawn & Garden continues hot streak
• Little League all-stars: Portsmouth edges Barrington, moves to district championship
• Senator sets Portsmouth office hours next week
• Water district tests emergency system
• Little League all-stars: Portsmouth stays alive in state softball tournament
• LL all-stars: Portsmouth softball team wins district title
• Farmyard fireworks go off with a bang
• Farmyard fireworks continue with a bang
• Little League all stars: Portsmouth advances to winner?s bracket final
• Killdeer brood moves out of Mello?s
• Baseball playoffs: Portsmouth captures middle school state crown
• Softball playoffs: Portsmouth falls in D-2 championship game
• Softball playoffs: Portsmouth heads to championship game
• Softball playoffs: Cardiac kids reside in Portsmouth
• Fire crews weather hail and wind to rescue man
• Two face charges for stealing railroad track
• Softball playoffs: Portsmouth earns berth in Final Four
• Melville Grille chowder is a crowd pleaser
• Boys? lacrosse: LaSalle surges past Portsmouth
• Mello's makes way for killdeer mom
• Fire destroys Glen polo pavilion
• Civic support groups get level funding
• ... vs Ninjas
• Zombies...
• Four years of steep water rate hikes hit customers
• Land Trust celebrates Wicks Nursery victory
• Osprey ousted from crane
• Mar Mostro rolls to daylight
• Body found in waters at Seapowet that of Fall River man
• Want a cool job? Students learn what it takes
• Drill rig probes soil as septic system anxiety mounts
• Aquidneck Robotics wins Boston regionals
• Rep. Gordon responds to Gay-Straight criticism
• He recites Shakespeare like the pros
• Abbey celebrates start of ?green? dorm
• Senate wants state to have first dibs on LNG permits
• Tiverton leads state in ethics opinions
• Little Compton school committee opts for Portsmouth High School
• DEM approves raised arsenic levels at landfill
• Protesters stand against landfill contaminants
• DEM puts cesspool owners on notice
• Gymnastics: Sullivan finishes third in state individuals? meet
• State track: Portsmouth relay quartet, Oliveira star at championship meet
• Gus Outdoors ? Nature through young eyes
• From Nonnberg Abbey to Portsmouth Abbey
• St. Mary's Church, land trust preserve 64 open acres
• Heidi Drive abandoned but farm expected to pay
• Indoor track: Portsmouth boys,? girls? teams are division runners-up
• Council deems Heidi Drive extension useless
• Swimming: Portsmouth girls dunk South Kingstown
• Landfill arsenic prompts stormy hearing
• Septic inspectors to fan out in Portsmouth
• Supt. Lusi to step down at end of school year
• Wind turbine finally spinning again
• Snow, then sleet and rain sock Sakonnet
• Hockey: Portsmouth outworks Rogers, earns win
• Shoplifting suspect leads police on wild chase
• Portsmouth man dies in three-car collision
• Lost man found with help of thermal imager
• Portsmouth athletic director accepts position with league
• Super Bowl: Hendricken edges Portsmouth in state title game
• Tractor Santa rolls through town
• Football playoff: Portsmouth rams Rams, heads to Super Bowl
• PHS theatre presents ?Harvey? this week
• Robicheau elected Portsmouth council president
• Portsmouth Republicans hold on in final count
• Portsmouth police officers commended
• Portsmouth: GOP scores across the board
• Fire ruins Portsmouth mobile home
• Mighty Aexeous wows middle school
• Rice vs. Reilly: District 72 slugfest
• Portsmouth approves controversial wastewater ordinance
• Barges' arrival signals Sakonnet Bridge's next phase
• After defeat, Portsmouth schools plug deficit
• PHS soars in science
• Town launches defense against fine, sewer order
• Portsmouth voters: No more money for schools
• Report: Coggeshall School best for Portsmouth arts center
• DEM to Portsmouth: Build sewers or else
• Bankruptcy raises wind turbine issues
• Portsmouth: Two new fire engines needed
• Back to School for Portsmouth - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Corn ?maize:? This one?s a challenge
• Gator spotted in Portsmouth pond
• Bridge builders fixing concrete, steel problems
• Road Race: Sabourin leads from start to finish in Portsmouth race
• School money petition hits goal ? and then some
• Fresh start for Portsmouth's Freedom Bay
• School committee chairman hangs hat in November
• Council president: Time for grandkids
• Martin retires as 'proudest principal' in Portsmouth
• Newport Fire Fighters Local 1080 to Hold 34th Annual Charity Golf Scramble to Benefit MDA
• Portsmouth RI Real Estate Guide

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