Warren, RI News

• Warren, RI News
• Ballet tells tale of Don Quixote in Spring Performance
• Palmieri wants new BCWA board chief
• Memorial Day ceremonies start Sunday
• Tiverton men's ghost story lands them on TV
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Fish is loaded with heart-healthy omega-3s
• Government shouldn’t be in the business of providing subsidies
• Mt. Hope remembers late custodian
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - 5/23
• TOWN OF WARREN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - 5/23
• WARREN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - 05/23
• Warren probate court - 05/23
• Hugh Cole Elementary School Asbestos Abatement
• Playing their hearts out at Mt. Hope
• Golf Playoffs: Huskies ace Islanders, Townies for State Tourney bid
• Letter: Public confused on church/state debate
• Buglers: Veterans deserve better than a taped 'Taps'
• Warren voters reject school spending hike
• Bagged Salad Recalled Due to Potential Listeria Contamination
• Boat burns as fire crews watch, helpless
• 38 Studios debacle hits close to home
• Spirit of discovery is what drives anglers to find fish
• Warren police logs: Week of May 23, 2012
• Two big weekends for paddlers upcoming in Westport
• Girls' Outdoor Track: LaSalle, South Kingstown claim class crowns
• Free soil testing offered in Middletown
• Grilling: It isn’t just for meats anymore
• Curt Schilling throws a curveball
• 100 Years Ago: This week in Warren, May 23, 1912
• Warren afloat
• Photo of the day: Up on a roof
• St. Mark's parsonage close to sold
• It’s their night to shine
• Bizarre accident in Warren
• Schools need better than level funding
• Man charged with felony assault
• Jamiel's softball field would cost $35,000 to $50,000
• Warren - auditing services
• Warren invitation to bid - concession rights - 05/16
• Warren - vacancies - 05/16
• Warren - Notice of public hearing - 05/16
• Warren probates - 05/16
• Warren Public Works - 05/16
• I wasn't behind plastic bag plan
• 100 Years Ago: This week in Warren, May 16, 1912
• No excuse not to go
• Referendum on school costs at town vote Monday
• Unified hoops takes second in state
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Protein bars: Are they friend or foe?
• Right and wrong directions
• Volunteer, for-hire charter boat inspections catching on
• Two straight for Mar Mostro, mega-mast in place
• Softball: Saints march past Mt. Hope
• Here's looking at you, kids
• Warren police logs: Week of May 16, 2012
• ‘We came home to our music’
• Gorham retires as teacher, tenure as East Providence High School football coach in doubt
• Mother helps close safety loophole in state law
• A flatbread pizza perfect for snacks or lunch
• Union 'cash mob' descends on Imagine
• Eminent domain concerns buffet wind plans
• Random rower not charged
• Wharf Tavern gets outdoor dining
• Yacht club organizers eye Old Warren Marina
• Boys' Outdoor Track: Eagles complete double, win Eastern Championship Meet
• Despite recent rain, drought cautioned
• Mar Mostro first to Miami
• Warren Probates - 05/09
• Council appoints new Warren Planning Board member
• Warren Police logs: Week of May 9, 2012
• Residents want softball back at Jamiel's Park
• Art that’s floating on air
• ‘1984’ paints a brutally truthful picture of a totalitarian world
• Board approves YMCA renovation plan
• Young Barrington resident running for House seat
• Girls' Outdoor Track: Eagles complete perfect Eastern Division season
• Warren police: Man holds up Del's Lemonade
• Ten ways to catch striped bass
• Letter carriers collect food for hungry
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Don’t super-size — get a fast food makeover
• Don’t neglect your indoor houseplants
• Give pension reform a chance
• "Beauty and the Beast" through the weekend at Mt. Hope
• 100 Years Ago: This week in Warren, 1912 (May 2)
• Warren man charged with stealing from family
• Warren man struck by car in Warwick
• Warren Zoning Board - 05/02/12
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT - 05/02/12
• Toll fails the fairness test
• ‘First lady of the mandolin’
• Warren police logs: Week of May 2, 2012
• Persistence pays off in stranded kitty case
• Gluten-free food isn’t always the healthiest
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Moden French farce is an old-fashioned laugh riot
• Tips on catching tautog, which are really biting
• Woonsocket cross in the crosshairs
• Home-field edge helps Huskies conk Cavaliers
• Locals earn victories at Cumberland girls' track invitational
• Town wants court to drop Nash suit
• REPORT TO TAXPAYERS ON CURRENT AND PROPOSED BUDGET
• Town of Warren accepting bids for Generator Set
• Fourth quarter tax payments due
• Warren Probates - April 25th
• Bristol County Water Authority - Water System Flushing Schedule
• Bold budget now in voters' hands
• Warren police logs: Week of April 25, 2012
• Town Council takes aim at big rigs
• Local legislator pushing full-day kindergarten bill
• May 3 meeting will discuss local rivers
• Baked eggs are a versatile and easy breakfast
• Newspaper got it right on photos
• So you want to buy a boat?
• New England Boatworks launches 72-foot racer
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• ’Tis the season for May breakfasts
• Getting nutty with nutrition
• Gardeners right to be wary of invasiveness
• Earth Day cleanup is this Saturday
• The bike path, 25 years later
• Town manager search down to three
• Walks, cleanups and other events to honor Mother Nature
• STATE OF RHODE ISLAND PROBATE COURT OF THE TOWN OF BRISTOL, RI NOTICE OF MATTERS PENDING AND FOR HEARING IN SAID COURT
• WARREN PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING
• TOWN OF WARREN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• TOWN OF WARREN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• TOWN OF WARREN, RI ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE
• TOWN COUNCIL MEETING TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBERS 514 MAIN STREET MAY 8, 2012 7:00 PM
• TOWN OF WARREN VACANCIES
• TOWN OF WARREN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• 2ND BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING WARREN TOWN HALL TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBERS 514 MAIN STREET
• NOTICE TOWN OF WARREN DEMOCRATIC & REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL PREFENCE PRIMARY
• TOWN OF WARREN VACANCIES SUMMER HELP FOR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MINIMUM AGE –– 16 YEARS OLD, WORK WEEK –– 40 HOURS
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT 514 MAIN STREET 9:30 A.M. Probate Judge, Morphis A. Jamiel Acting Probate Judge, Anthony DeSisto
• Warren police logs: Week of April 18, 2012
• Suspected burglar indicted
• Schools should never have regionalized
• Conserve water? Change billing method
• Town is negligent in ball fields' care
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Spring cleaning time for fridge and cabinets
• Anglers out in droves for opening of freshwater fishing
• Can ‘stand your ground’ laws be defended?
• Newport opens ‘home’ Maritime Center for visiting boaters
• Barrington police charge two men after they try to break into car
• Cornish hens with sweet roasted vegetables
• Sacred harp singing — a musical resurrection
• Jamiel's Shoe World going out of business
• Silva out as Warren Town Treasurer
• April vacation highlights
• School budget standoff: What does it mean to you?
• Fat Belly's eyes Tuscan Tavern license
• Clock is ticking for illegal dock owner
• Opening day of freshwater fishing is Saturday
• New leadership at Clean The Bay
• Town of Warren - 2012-2013 Town Budget
• Quick, easy pecan sticky buns sure to please
• Town of Warren Vacancies
• VOTER REGISTRATION TOWN OF WARREN
• TOWN OF WARREN RABIES CLINIC
• Town of Warren Probate Court
• A-1 Self Storage
• Open mics not just for newcomers anymore
• 'We're the minor leagues of the music industry'
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Start eating lighter during warmer months
• Chafee’s statement not quite accurate
• Spring pansies save the day for gardeners
• Mar Mostro win cheered by Portsmouth boatbuilders
• House Bill 7232 was bad public policy
• Golf: Eagles regain Townie/East Bay Scramble title
• Golf: Eagles regain Townie/East Bay Scramble title
• Eggnog-spiced French toast worth getting up early for
• Stanley: Schools weaken Warren's right to self-determination
• Warren police logs: Week of April 11, 2012
• Warren won't abide by JFC school bill
• Mt. Hope robotics team headed for world championships
• School budget will cost Warren big
• Westport Community Preservation Committee - April 4th
• Warren Zoning Board - April 4th
• NOTICE: Voter Registration - April 4th
• Warren Probate Court - April 4th
• Koolen jailed for contempt of court
• Warren police logs: Week of April 3, 2012
• Lawmakers go after derelict boats
• Council president: JFC funding is unfair, hurting Warren
• Heaven help the ‘healthy’ fish.
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• It’s time for some healthy spring salads
• Expert anglers share tips on fishing for spring striped bass
• Click it off
• Buying a piece of the farm
• Man charged with threatening building official
• Police: Man caught breaking into cars
• Osprey at Jacob's Point
• The hunt is on for Easter eggs
• Town re-hires former manager Abbruzzi
• Motorists should stop for pedestrians in crosswalks
• Hugh Cole safety patrol sworn in
• Town of Warren: Notice of Public Hearing - March 28th
• Rabies Clinic - March 28th
• Warren Probates - March 28th
• Police: Boys caught trying to break into cars
• Cutler Mill owner bullish on Warren
• Cheese Plate is coming back
• Forget what the calendar says and tend to those plants
• A fresh cheese tart — perfect for Easter dessert
• Sunnyside named one of best breakfast spots in New England
• Horseback rider escapes serious injury
• Coyote a calf killer? A mystery
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Celebrate National Nutrition Month
• Mar Mostro gets Roaring Forties reception
• Municipal pension reform is a must
• Forget the calendar and tend to those plants
• DEM stocks ponds for opening day
• The dolphin whisperer
• Warren police logs: Week of March 28, 2012
• Bristol, Warren Art Night starts Thursday, March 29
• Warren woman charged with prostitution
• Gerhardt named zoning board chairman
• Barrington club expands its reach, programs
• Town of Warren - 2012-2013 Capital Budget
• Town of Warren - 2012-2013 Budget
• Town of Warren - Invitation to Bid - Repair of Tennis and Basketball Courts, Jamiel’s Park
• Town of Warren - Request for Proposals - Repair of Public Restrooms, Jamiel’s Park
• Town of Warren - Notice of public hearing - secondhand articles
• Town of Warren - Notice of public hearing - March 21st
• Town of Warren - 1st Budget Public Hearing - March 21st
• Warren Probates - March 21st
• Manager of Operations and Maintenance - Bristol County Water Authority
• Sports legends enter Warren Athletic Hall of Fame
• Here's looking at you, squid
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• ‘Romance’ foods that are good for your heart
• Lobster raffles raise money to take kids fishing
• Numerous ways to unplug and de-clutter digital life
• Who’s watching the store?
• Granite blocks AWOL from base of Mt. Hope Bridge
• Fragrant tarragon seasons this chicken dish
• Final curtain call for Fatima
• Teachers reject contract offer
• A family reunion is an ideal way to connect with all the branches on the tree
• Drama fest spotlights local talent
• Doughuts made easy with a muffin recipe
• Warren police logs: Week of March 21, 2012
• BCWA board has a new Barrington member
• Boys' Hockey Playoffs: East Providence eclipses Mt. Hope for Division III championship
• LIVE TWEET: East Providence meets Mt. Hope in winner-take-all hockey
• Locals march in St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Whitehouse celebrates legislation at Jacob's Point
• Jamiel blocks off downtown parking lot
• Palmieri named to BCWA board
• Spellers swarm to fund education
• Boys' Hockey Playoffs: Townies collar Huskies late in Game 1
• Spellers swarm to fund education
• ADHD expert at Parenting Matters Saturday
• Ways to unplug, de-clutter your digital life
• Reports: Town treasurer off the job
• High school hockey players are honored with Baker Award
• Cops clamp down on 'Click it or Ticket'
• Warren police logs: Week of March 14, 2012
• Every gardener has a favorite tool of the trade
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT - March 14th
• Photos: All bands shine at concert
• Roast pork tenderloin has a gorgeous sauce
• Town to schools: No more money
• ‘August’ marks return of Joanne Fayan to 2nd Story stage
• Leave the oil, take the tomatoes
• Everything’s coming up early
• Warren puts out the welcome mat for Ospreys
• Seen any good movies lately?
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Shake the salt out of your diet
• Much to like at N.E. Saltwater Fishing Show
• Stupid is as stupid does
• Boys' Hockey Playoffs: Townies complete semi sweep of Tigers
• Boys' Hockey Playoffs: Townies trounce Tigers in semis opener
• Boys' Hockey Playoffs: Local sextets skate in D-III semis
• TOWN OF WARREN - Stormwater Annual Report
• NOTICE Voter Registration Town of Warren Presidential Preference Primary
• Warren Zoning Board - March 21, 2012
• Warren Planning Board Public Hearing - Application for Waterfront Overlay District
• Warren Probates - March 8th
• Bristol county water authority - Permanent Pavement Annual Contract
• Tinker's Nest set to re-open
• School budget could break town, Stanley warns
• 100 Years Ago: This week in Warren, 1912 (March 7)
• New Photo Gallery: Barrington-Mt.Hope-Portsmouth girls' hockey co-op wins state title
• Fire engulfs Metacom Avenue apartment
• St. Patrick’s dinners start this weekend
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• ‘Sparrow Grass’ examines paucity of flesh and spirit
• Compost your way to a happy garden
• One foot in the grave, the other on ...
• Ice-free winter not healthy for streams, ponds
• Bristol Warren schools earn nutrition award
• Feed a cold with this spicy chicken soup
• A sunny carrot soup brightens up any winter day
• Westmoreland's recovery is featured
• Barrington-Mt.Hope-Portsmouth girls' hockey co-op wins state title
• Barrington-Mt.Hope-Portsmouth girls' hockey co-op wins state title
• RIDOT releases traffic restrictions for upcoming week
• Hockey Playoffs: Eagles, Huskies finish off sweeps
• Hockey Playoffs: Eagles, Huskies, Pats win boys' openers
• Indoor Track: Locals fare well at New Englands
• A life amid the blossoms
• Pirate tales March 8 at RWU
• Girls' Hoops Playoffs: Weather a factor in opening round games
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT - Feb 29th
• Illegal docks (not the ones you think) spotted in Kicky
• St. Mark's bell rumor doesn't ring true
• Girls' Hoops Playoffs: Classical casts Mt. Hope from D-II tourney
• There’s a camp for every kid
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• You can ditch dieting — forever!
• Trinity’s ‘Merchant’ overwhelmed by wild and crazy
• Don’t pop the champagne cork just yet
• Soccer tourney returns to Portsmouth this June
• Hockey Playoffs: Barrington girls win; D-R/Seekonk boys lose
• Coyote kills newborn calf in Warren
• Scenic route pays off for Mar Mostro
• Compost your way to a happy garden
• Emergency shellfishing closures due to sewer bypass
• Swimming: Eagles pace locals at state meets
• Swimming: Eagles pace locals at state meets
• Hockey Notes: BHS girls' forced to a deciding playoff game
• Girls' Hoops: Playoff pairings are set
• Wrestling: E.P.'s Vicente, Aurelio defend their state titles
• Efforts fail; Fatima to close
• Big day at the Wharf Tavern
• Warren police logs: From the week of Feb. 23, 2012
• AGs seek to fend off LNG’s return
• BUDGET WORKSHOP - Feb. 22nd
• PUBLIC HEARING - Proposed Ordinance - Feb. 22nd
• Town of Warren - Vacancies - Feb. 22nd
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT - Feb. 22nd
• BRISTOL WARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT REGISTRATION PACKET
• Ban butts at the beach
• Gymnastics: Bad start ruins day for Mt. Hope
• Praying for a miracle
• Barrington resident resigns from BCWA board
• Food news from around our area
• State Indoor Track: Bay View's Johnson defends again, paces locals
• Warriors Notebook: Seekonk High relieves Whalen as football coach
• Hoops Roundup: Barrington girls best E.P.; Seekonk boys win on Senior Night
• A simple recipe for fish, in time for Lent
• Do more for your metabolism
• How to live more with less
• Who are these people?
• Keep the kids busy over the break
• Parents, alumni rally to save Our Lady of Fatima High School
• Make a leisurely winter weekend breakfast
• Bill aims to dissolve Turnpike and Bridge Authority
• BCWA opts to clean Franklin Street area pipes
• Let there be more drummers like Tom Ardolino
• Young scientists probe bacteria to shore crabs
• Chairman there to ‘keep him calm’
• Meet district's best spellers
• Beauty in buildings
• Girls' Hoops: Huskies trounce Thunderbolts
• BUDGET WORKSHOP - Feb. 15th
• Warren Housing Authority - Request for Proposal - Landscape Services - Feb. 15th
• The Housing Authority of the Town of Warren, Rhode Island - Feb. 15th
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT - Feb. 15th
• Scones full of cinnamon chips a weekend treat
• The event to Bee at in March
• Edwards bill calls for ballot-question transparency
• Coaching Notes: Silva steps away from Mt. Hope football
• Barrington's $10,000 will help those in need
• Water authority's hiring process under fire
• Warren man charged with child molestation
• Granny Grammar: Week of Feb. 15
• Warren police logs: From the week of Feb. 15, 2012
• Bill would ban hunters from stretch of shore
• Photos: Students strut their stuff for talent show
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• You can have your shellfish and eat it, too
• Bankruptcy gets a bad rap
• Are you ready for an early spring?
• Warm winter water is holding bait and fish
• National Geographic: Bay kayaking a world-class adventure
• EMTs delivery Valentine's Day baby in rescue truck
• A to-do list for the new BCWA executive director
• Water authority's hiring process under fire
• Silva resigns from Democratic committee after online spat
• Gymnastics: Huskies heading to championship meet
• Boys' Indoor Track: Eagles claim Class B title
• Poetry in action at Mt. Hope High School
• Snow's coming: Parking ban Saturday in Warren
• Girls' Indoor Track: Pats pace locals in Medium Class meet
• Granny Grammar: Week of Feb. 8
• Mt. Hope techies are state champs
• Huskies Notebook: Girls' hoops wins, boys lose
• Cooking classes offered Friday by food pantry
• TOWN OF WARREN INVITATION TO BID - Generator Purchase and Installation
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT - Feb. 8th
• Bristol county water authority: Request for proposal relating to software selection services - invitation
• Warren police logs: From the week of Feb. 8, 2012
• BCWA hires new director
• Authority pursues Mt. Hope Bridge tolls
• Hoops Roundup: Townies reach brink of playoff elimination
• Eighteen apply for town manager post
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Warm up with local chef’s chicken soup
• When it comes to beans, buy dry
• What’s your stuff really costing you?
• Can’t we do better than this?
• Seed catalogs have gardeners dreaming of spring
• Learn to be a better angler at 'university'
• Towering mast built by Hall Spars bests Reliance record
• ‘Festen’ part psychological thriller, part absurdist comedy
• ‘It’s great for moms and their kids’
• Town will reimburse businesses for improvements
• All eyes on the Patriots
• Indoor Track: Portsmouth tops E.P. for girls' Headley meet title
• Bristol-Warren school news: spelling bee, talent show
• Indoor Track: LaSalle, Hendricken top coaches polls
• Hoops Roundup: SHS girls earn first win, other locals stumble
• Their next Challenge? The World Series!
• President Obama can help protect our bay
• Boys' Indoor Track: Barrington's Barry is double division winner
• BCWA board could name a new director 'within a week'
• Prayer banner's mixed messages
• A rich chicken in brandy cream sauce
• President Obama can help protect our bay
• Accident shuts down Mount Hope Bridge
• Send a veteran a valentine
• DeLise had to be watched by directors
• Granny Grammar: Week of Feb. 1
• Warren police logs: From the week of Feb. 1, 2012
• High school marsh project gets environmental nod
• Gablinske decides early not to run for office
• Warren Zoining Board February 15, 2012
• TOWN OF warren Third QUARTERly payment
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - Feb. 1
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT - Feb 1
• Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property - Feb 7th
• Indoor Track: Freshmen hold state championship meets
• Editorial: Think small, watch the results
• 'Kitchen incubator' picks up steam in Warren
• Hoops Roundup: Bengals stay perfect; Eagles both win
• Boys’ State Program is taking applications for its June session
• Nencka walks away from BCWA board
• Tennis: Bryans commit to play Campbells
• Police: Man threatened girlfriend with knife
• Bread or cake? It’s delicious whatever you call it
• Get a ‘taste’ of Seekonk next Tuesday
• ‘Boat house’ on the shore
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Beneficial bulgur is quick to cook
• Fishermen share concerns at commercial fluke symposium
• Rhode Island DOT needs an investigation
•  Endeavor: Fill ’er up, biodiesel
• Solution to low water pressure problem
• Indoor Track: Locals vie in 'Last-Chance' qualifiers
• Photos: Innovate fashion designers inspire at Style Week
• Boys’ hoops: Athletic Johnston overpowers Mt. Hope
• Wrestling: Mt. Hope handles Lincoln in non-league bout
• Bills lock in bonus for regional schools
• High school artists among best in state
• Hoops Roundup: BHS girls win, Mt. Hope loses
• Meeting on foreclosure-prevention assistance
• Planners weigh Wightman's Farm proposal
• Warren police logs: From the week of Jan. 25, 2012
• Sailboat sinks off Jacob's Point
• Come on out to the pizza tasting face-off
• Mix of rain and snow melt causes shellfish closures
• A rustic soup will fight off winter’s chill
• Barrington preschool to hold open house on Jan. 29
• Bradley on the cutting edge of research
• NIBBLES: Food news from around the area
• Chiropractic is more about health care than pain
• Good news on fluke and scup in 2012
• Get involved in BCWA issues
• Community outreach series starts Feb. 29
• Police came down hard on parking ban violators
• Winter arrives with a vengeance
• Hoops Roundup: Vikings vex Warriors; Bay View wins again
• Snow finally arrives
• Second town board added to land suit
• Mt. Hope principal: Students were safe from sex offender
• Christian? Some missed catechism class
• Warren police logs: From the week of Nov. Jan. 18, 2012
• Hoops Roundup: BHS girls upset by Lincoln; SHS boys win
• Sex offender arrested at Mt. Hope High School
• Mixed news opens Bristol-Warren school budget talks
• Adoption of Ordinance - Jan. 18
• Warren Probates - Jan. 18
• Indoor Track: Coaches vote first poll of winter season
• Man saves dog from drowning
• Wightman's Farm gets another shot
• Warren man charged with desertion
• Convenience store robbed at knifepoint
• Boys State gearing up for new year
• Girls' Indoor Track: Huskies, Townies win dual meet titles
• Bills aim to prevent Mt. Hope Bridge tolls
• America's Cup Host Committee includes several from East Bay
• Tracking down ancestors through city directories
• Fall-off-the-bone lamb in braised shanks
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Why worry about what your meat eats?
• Good-looking ‘bones’ hold garden together
• John Loughlin helps Brendon Doherty
• There for each other
• Hockey game brings out best in players, fans alike
• Hockey: Huskies ice Eagles in scholarship game
• Whooping cough or the common cold?
• Legal issues delay illegal docks' removal
• Teams to compete in robotics tourney
• Boys' Hoops Roundup: Barrington lets one slip away to Tolman
• Shellfishing closures in effect as of noon
• Town council takes aim at foreclosures
• PROBATE COURT - January 11
• PAYMENT DEMAND NOTICE - Jan. 20th
• Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property - January 17th
• Invitation to bid - Bristol county water authority
• Mt. Hope High School science project wins environmental award
• Mercury spill closes building at St. Andrew’s School in Barrington
• School-budget subcommittee meeting canceled
• Trainer enlists horse sense
• Marine trade association to discuss Senate’s Ocean Caucus
• Hoops Roundup: E.P. beats Woonsocket in D-I girls' action
• Warren police logs: From the week of Jan. 10, 2012
• Child Street repair bids due in by Jan. 25
• Kickemuit boats' removal cost could reach $12,300
• Neighbors complain of Harris Avenue 'animal house'
• Volunteers brightened holidays for those in need
• CRMC virtually powerless to protect our coast
• Warren News Briefs: Some of this, some of that
• 100 Years Ago: The week of Jan. 10, 1912
• Undressed rehearsal
• NIBBLES: Food news from around the area
• You, too, can save jobs — maybe
• Play is a madcap meditation on mortality
• Captains share stage at Saltwater Sportsman seminar
• Despite slight dip, osprey numbers still strong locally
• St. Mark's on the market
• Boys’ hoops: Second-half surge pushes Middletown past Mt. Hope
• Making sure your wheat is whole
• She’s living her dream
• New resolutions for the new year
• Road race: Lavallee’s other-world performance good for win
• Hockey Roundup: D-R/Seekonk boys win, BHS girls lose
• Joint Finance Committee subcommittee members could meet next week
• Hockey Roundup: Townies, Huskies win
• Hoops Roundup: Bengals beat Eagles in battle of girls' unbeatens
• Hoops Roundup: Healthy Huskies win latest boys' outing
• At BCWA, no timeline for new executive director
• YES program cheers on students
• Volunteers sought for Literacy Volunteers
• Beck treks his bike across America for charity
• Hockey Roundup: Falcons lose league opener
• Hoops Roundup: Barrington, Bay View girls win again
• Ferrazzano Flowers yields to auto parts store
• Packed house for Mt. Hope holiday concert
• Warren police logs: From the week of Dec. 21
• Complications delay derelict boats' eviction
• Pushing for Pets
• Girls' Hoops Roundup: Locals stay unbeaten early in Division I ranks
• Passionate 'Nutcracker' captivates audience
• Council to former manager Paduch: Thanks, but no thanks
• Streamlining Santa
• Toy safety tips for the holidays
• Giving plants as a gift can be tricky
• Play it safe when it comes to BPA
• Santa lists who’s naughty or nice
• Don’t miss saltwater fishing seminar
• Indoor Track: Bay View's Johnson wins Coaches' Invite 600
• Hoops Roundup: Eagles, Bengals win; Huskies fall
• ‘Nutcracker’ by The Ballet Center is Saturday
• Seventeen apply for water authority's top job
• Wrestling Roundup: Townies edge Huskies; Hawks fly by Eagles
• Sports Briefs: Announcements for upcoming area events
• Hoops Roundup: Barrington girls open league slate victorious; Saints' Holiday Tourney tips
• Joe Fletcher goes all in
• Planning board approves YMCA renovation plans
• Tattrie votes against Calouro for harbormaster
• Two Bristol athletes make state athletic hall of fame
• Roger Williams University offers shellfish farming course
• Boys' Indoor Track: Metro Division opens dual meet season
• Council to former manager Paduch: Thanks, but no thanks
• Trio charged after break-in call
• Warren police logs: From the week of Dec. 14
• Boys' Basketball Preview: Mt. Hope builds for this winter, beyond
• Girls' Basketball Preview: Huskies are hopeful of another playoff berth
• Getting boats out of Kicky could prove costly
• Owners find that Square Peg fits
• JFC cleared of open meetings violations
• Hints for festive — but less hectic — holidays
• Don’t stress the holidays — keep it simple
• It wouldn’t be Christmas without the cookies
• Gov. Chafee out on a limb
• Winter-flowering houseplants help clear the air
• Ginger’s good for both flavor and healing
• Slowing down for a handmade holiday
• Everything old is new again for Trinity’s ‘A Christmas Carol’
• Fisheries council recommends cod fillet law
• Throwing a no-stress holiday party
• Committee suggests overhaul of BCWA bylaws
• Injury Fund hoops: Mt. Hope girls, Portsmouth boys triumph
• Hoops Notes: Black quells concerns, explains LaSalle departure
• Report of the BCWA legislation and bylaws subcommittee
• Sports Briefs: Announcements for upcoming area events
• Hoops Notes: Coaches have their say on R.I. Open Tourney revamp
• Happy Birthday, 007
• Police: Mom pushing baby carriage was drunk
• Westmoreland to hit in game for first time since brain surgery
• Fund-raiser recalls Katia Cabral
• Warren police logs: From the week of Dec. 7
• BCWA board aims to fill director’s chair, earn public’s trust
• Hoops Notes: E.P. native Black steps down as LaSalle boys' coach
• Blount charts bold new course
• Town's bond rating drops — and no one knew
• Well known holiday ballet will be performed next weekend
• Girls' Hockey Preview: BHS co-op grows with addition of Portsmouth players
• Legal explanation of pension issue was on target
• BCWA: Rate hikes before cost cuts?
• Thanks for all the wonderful support
• It will always be Christmas
• Holiday Helpers
• Preparing autistic kids for the holidays
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Bring seven fish to your holiday table
• ’Tis the season for comfort food
• POLI-TICKS: Most municipalities have holiday homework
• After ordeal, ferry welcomes passengers
• 'Tis the season for musical merriment
• Judge fines illegal dock owner $25,000
• Photos with Santa are on Eastbayri.com's mycapture site!
• Boys' basketball: Andrew Chrabascz the centerpiece of Cushing Academy hoops
• Boys’ hockey preview: Mt. Hope will be led by its upperclassmen
• Blount purchases another soup company
• Thank you for standing up for Kickemuit River
• Curbing stress during the holidays
• Bazaars, craft fairs offer something for everyone
• Holiday gift suggestions for anglers
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Flavored nuts and the entertaining is easy
• DeWolf’s drink warms up the holidays
• POLI-TICKS: Why Raimondo is right
• 2nd Story brings Louisa May Alcott, ‘Little Women’ to life
• Mar Mostro’s broken mast a blow for Puma, Hall Spars
• Local food pantries ‘swamped’
• Warren becomes a Wonderland Friday
• BCWA’s lawsuit will cost ratepayers
• Hoops Notes: DaLuz takes over Norwood hoops; Saints open season
• Councils to hear recommendations on BCWA bylaws study
• Read all over: In Afghanistan
• Paduch applies for planning board seat
• Police: Warren man molested girls in Connecticut
• KMS, Red Sox kid donate books to inner-city kids
• UPDATE — Police charge homeless woman
• Photos: Santa comes to Warren
• Thanksgiving Football: Barrington beats Mt. Hope again
• Thanksgiving Football: Barrington beats Mt. Hope again
• Kickemuit principal retires early
• Town set to order derelict boats' removal
• Zoning Board OKs Touisset tower
• Warren councilor grills water authority chairman over letter
• Warren police logs: From the week of Nov. 16
• Community outreach day on Monday
• Mt. Hope presents "The Man Who Came to Dinner"
• Hi neighbor! Tourister still on the table for brewery
• Previous letter not meant to offend
• Think your vote doesn't count? Think again
• Future depends on pension reform
• Water authority's letter is out of line
• Public should support BCWA’s search
• Good deals found at holiday bazaar, craft shows
• Please support pension reform legislation
• From pen to paper to press
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Holiday Helpers
• Where to find help in the holiday kitchen
• Thanksgiving dinner calls for mashed potatoes and gravy plus veggies
• Quin-what? Get the scoop on quinoa
• This political dance is a two-step
• Menhaden board votes to reduce catch limits
• GMT’s steady hand holds South Pole ‘telescope’
• Turkey Roll rolls in the dough
• Nurse who abused patient pleads no contest
• Girls' Soccer Playoffs: Huskies lose to Lincoln
• Football Playoffs: Mt. Hope gets charged by Chariho
• 100 Years Ago: This week in Warren, 1911 (Nov. 16 WTG edition)
• Grand Opening Heavenly Treasures
• YMCA breaks ground on new facility
• Football Friday: Huskies embark on Division II playoff journey
• Trash hauler cited for picking up too early
• Boys caught with 'homemade' knife
• Cross Country: Barrington teams win class championships
• College Soccer: RIC men cruise in regular season finale
• Football: Huskies stave off Saints, revitalize playoff aims
• Town of Barrington, Barrington Police Department - Invitation to Bid
• Girls' Soccer: Huskies have hopes of higher playoff seed
• High School Playoff Notes: Some weekend games are key to locals' hopes
• Cross Country Notes: Class meets take center stage
• Sweet pears top this sour cream coffeecake
• Holiday bazaar, craft show season kicks off this weekend
• NIBBLES: Food news from around the area
• More frightful fun to celebrate Halloween
• Town to ask voters for $700K Tuesday
• Using the last of the tomatoes
• Who are the pigs and who is the wolf?
• The ups and downs of supporting local food
• Gravestones, cemeteries end of the trail in genealogy search
• It’s been a banner year for young striped bass
• Boys' Soccer Roundup: Huskies lose, Warriors win again
• A 'surrealistic' cinematic song cycle
• Football Friday: Eagles, Pats seek to keep playoff hopes alive
• Faces of artists displayed at town hall
• Illegal Kickemuit dock case on hold
• Warren police logs: From the week of Oct. 26
• Warren man involved in fatal crash
• Touisset tower plan questioned
• Mobile Loaves and Fishes holding fund-raiser this week
• Volleyball: Defenseless Eagles still spike offenseless Huskies
• A 'surrealistic' cinematic song cycle
• Brayton Point towers picking up steam
• Luck on firefighters' side in Child, Metacom fires
• Clock ticking for Liberty Street proposal
• Elks to raffle many prizes to help feed local families
• BEF hosts education event at Barrington High School
• Cross Country: Tracy helps LaSalle frosh to title
• College Soccer Roundup: RIC women win, RWU teams split
• News in Bristol-Warren schools
• Football: Mt. Hope runs over Woonsocket
• Mt. Hope crowns a king and queen
• Video: Windy day over Warren
• Things you should know about the BCWA
• Sports Briefs: Announcements for upcoming area events
• Hoops Notes: Boys' Open State Tournament changes are confirmed
• Pop Warner: Wins keep piling up for East Bay squads
• Warren police logs: From the week of Oct. 19
• Generators require advance planning
• Students celebrate with harvest meals
• A little bit of TLC for this old house
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• State must seize the day on pension reform
• Educating the students of tomorrow critical to economic growth
• Football Friday: Townies, Hawks vie in key Division I showdown
• INVITATION TO BID USED 10 Wheeled Dump Truck with Tag Axle TOWN OF WARREN, RI
• Town of Warren, RI - Adoption of Ordinance
• TOWN OF WARREN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - Class BV Liquor License
• Notice of Public Hearing
• TOWN OF Warren - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• TOWN OF WARREN PROBATE COURT
• Warren Walkabout is Sunday
• Warren news briefs: Week of Oct. 19
• 100 Years Ago: This week in Warren, 1911
• Fire out at the The Tinker's Nest
• Redistricting hearing for Bristol County to be held in Barrington
• Still no movement on Kickemuit boats
• Real frostbiters sail Sunfish
• Shallow Water Striper University dates set
• Cool Moose wants to lead water authority
• News in Bristol-Warren schools
• Football: E.P. does enough to defeat Mt. Hope
• Sports Briefs: Notices of area events
• Golf: R.I.G.A. season wraps up with a flourish
• Cool Moose wants to lead water authority
• Football: Rain postpones local games
• Pop Warner: East Bay Pee Wees, Jr. Pee Wees keep on winning
• Football Friday: Eagles, Pats engage in survival game
• Warren police logs: From the week of Oct. 12
• Chickens are focus of ordinance amendment
• Tattrie works with integrity for Warren
• 100 Years Ago: This week in Warren, 1911
• Grant money will help Tap-In buy protein items
• Their chance to dance
• NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
• Make your own messy muffuletta
• Ornamental grasses catch the falling light
• Derelict yacht turning heads in the Kicky
• Bank building sells for $190,000
• Football: Keita-led Tolman tramples Mt. Hope
• Sports Briefs: Notices of area events
• College Soccer: Warren's Patriarca lifts RIC men to victory
• Joe Jutras wins Giant Pumpkin Weight-Off
• Football: Keita-led Tolman tramples Mt. Hope
• Economic development group hosts forum on education
• Pop Warner: Warriors defeat Falcons
• NO FLUKE: East Bay Anglers to hold seminar Oct. 12
• Audience pans bridge toll idea
• Malik opposes tuition break for illegals
• Teachers' contract talks headed for mediation
• Hoops Notes: Catholic athletic conference seems ever more likely
• Football Friday: Eagles, Huskies take on league leaders
• Warren police log: Week of Sept. 28
• AG takes over house break case
• DOT: Child Street fix will cost $200K
• Bomb threat evacuates Mt. Hope High School
• Mt. Hope High?s science scores rise significantly
• DeLise departure can't come soon enough for councilors
• Union official guilty of cyber-stalking
• 'Cash for gold' law could have big impact in town
• Warren signs on to JFC insurance suit
• Mistaken ID spurs false bike path memorial
• Lights, camera, action in Warren
• Crews filming movie in Warren
• Photo: Rain, rain go away
• Warren police log: Week of Sept. 7
• 'Cash for gold' shops face hearings
• Two BCWA board members resign
• DPW head comes to bees' rescue
• Mt. Hope athletic teams prep for fall season
• Irene in pictures: Warren
• Police logs, including Irene response (week of Aug. 31)
• Irene knocks out power to thousands in Warren
• Power surge doesn't stop police, fire crews
• Edlerly, animals evacuated in Warren
• Locals indicted in drug probe
• Warren police logs: Week of Aug. 17
• At Town Wharf, the squeeze is on
• For Wampanoags, Burr's Hill "too long in coming'
• Next step to review BCWA's governing laws
• State union official testifies in cyberstalking case
• Paradise lost? Re-zone plan worries neighbors
• Water authority director to retire in December
• Woman cries fowl over chickens
• Town, police reach three-year deal
• Warren police log: Week of July 27
• Superior Court judge sinks Kickemuit dock plan
• 'Square Peg' gets beer and wine license
• Warren police probe break-ins
• Hi Warren, have a 'Gansett!
• Home's condition spurs town response
• Police logs: Week of July 13
• Quahog, Arts festivals this weekend
• Warren town council bashes BCWA's DeLise
• 'Illegal' dock owner has other troubles
• Little League all-stars: Warren Minor Leaguers fall to Middletown
• CRMC: Man must remove illegal docks
• Theft victims hurt and angry
• Police report: Week of July 6
• Suspect in house breaks arrested
• Neighborhood watchdog shocked at venom
• 100 Years Ago: Week of June 29
• Stop and Shop station plans nearly done
• Bilodeau gets OK for Town Wharf rehab plans
• Motorcyclist collides with Jeep
• Women charged in Burr's Hill vandalism
• Officer makes the grade
• Narragansett Beer eyes Tourister plant
• Mt. Hope graduates 257 Saturday
• Man charged with child molestation
• Nash settlement conference delayed
• Photo: Carrying the torch
• Scouts pitch in for Jerry
• Union leader's role questioned
• Oil Can Boyd, other Sox alumni to take on police
• PHOTOS: Tom Turkey stops traffic
• Adjourned Town Meeting set for Tuesday
• Union leader will stand trial, judge rules
• Memorial Day observances held Sunday, Monday
• Hoping for Hope and Main
• No quorum at Financial Town Meeting
• 'Anony-mouse' artist painting the town
• Financial Town Meeting Monday
• Tree's fate lies with insurer
• Police officer in crash resigns
• Developer proposes condos for Liberty Street School
• Boy, 13, caught in school with box cutter
• Neighors don't want tree felled
• Get involved: Warren cleanup is Saturday
• Liberty Street School tank will cost town
• Nowhere to turn
• Fire damages Samantha's Pizza
• Photo: Parishioners mark Holy Week
• Mt. Hope cleans up in Florida band competition
• Stabbing in Bristol over alleged stolen property
• This weekend: Egg hunting time!
• Still no clear plan to fix Child Street
• Council hopeful among three charged in vandalism
• AG: Police officer not reckless in crash
• Spontaneous combustion eyed in fire
• Methodist Church needs a helping hand
• Senate wants state to have first dibs on LNG permits
• A daughter?s gift is A Night for Sight
• Sex offender arrested in Arkansas
• RWU planners peel Warren's historic layers
• Builders on the brink
• Chafee to teens: Work hard, things will improve
• Budget showdown looming
• Warren native named brigadier general
• Town OKs cider business on Child Street
• Home severely damaged in overnight fire
• 'Broken Bridge' rebuild gets the nod
• Sticker shock over school budget
• Sowing seeds, reaping community
• Police officer, woman injured in crash
• Police escort unruly man from council meeting
• Fire damages multi-family home in Warren
• Pair charged after high speed chase
• Thinking big on the river
• Profile: Joel Cary's Leap of faith
• Police pursuit ends with suspect in custody
• Town opens bidding on Liberty Street School
• Zoners approve Stop and Shop fueling plan
• Career thief done in by pawn
• These kids have talent!
• Toughened snow removal law moves ahead
• American Tourister factory up for sale
• Warren DMV branch hours extended
• Police seize half a pound of marijuana, cash
• Lawmakers want to extend Warren DMV days
• RUFF stumps for new animal shelter
• Flooded road equals North End headache
• Man faces child porn charges
• TPI plant sells for $2.125 million
• Bald eagle spotted on the Palmer River
• Round two: Comm. Gist pledges support
• KRC takes aim at gas station
• Punxsutawney Phil pays a visit to Canario Drive
• Swimming: Finally, Mt. Hope swimmers back in the pool
• Atlanta natives school locals in igloo building
• Denied gun shop, couple will appeal
• Jannitto out as BCWA board head ? for now
• Town starts from scratch at Liberty Street School
• Maia, Theberge share Citizen of the Year honors
• Warren man held in 2009 bank robbery
• Wharf Tavern goes to auction
• Woman upset with DMV faces charges
• Seekonk teens, Warren woman charged in hit-and-run death
• Hockey: Mt. Hope routs previously unbeaten Johnston co-op squad
• Supreme Court upholds drug conviction
• Town rejects Jamiels bids ? again
• Police get their weasels ? three, actually
• Girl, 4, attacked by family dog
• Liberty Street School hearing postponed
• Ann Morrill never quits
• BCWA hands over pension documents
• Supreme Court throws out police suit
• Liberty Street School public hearing Thursday
• Union staffer charged with impersonating Rep. Gablinske
• Freshman football playoff: Tolman races past Mt. Hope in second half
• Building inspector faces civil rights suit
• New Warren Town Council takes the oath
• A soldier's sacrifice remembered
• Judge orders backyard 'junkyard' cleaned up
• Whitehouse tours incubator site
• Couple reloads in gun shop bid
• Jacob's Point: A coastal treasure reborn
• Frerichs wins big; Bolster, Lial take council seats
• Tourister developer may call it quits
• Council hopefuls sound off
• Pumpkin Palooza
• Police impersonator faces new charge
• Legal action threatened in BCWA pension flap
• A touring drummer takes a break
• Candidate rankled by 'negative' ad
• Mt. Hope football team dinners create unity, sense of family
• Return of the giants
• Gloves are off in council race
• Make way for the giants ... pumpkins, that is
• Some wary of 'Broken Bridge' path
• Shire: Don't blame us for Child Street mess
• Avtech unveils 'new' Cutler Mill
• Crews botch $1.99 million road job
• Bristol and Warren voters chose Morrison
• Town marks spot of Hugh Cole's well ? again
• Just out of jail, ex-convict finds his way back in
• Kitchen incubator seeks zone change
• How the mills built Warren
• Liberty Street School bids come in low
• Pippin?s tale of self discovery played by Masqueraders
• Invasion of the crabs
• Alfano: Town should offer small business loans
• Man allegedly confesses to 15 car break-ins
• Rowers fall short on historic trip
• Tough times down at the VFW
• Earth Day: Birding At Touisset
• Warren RI Real Estate Guide

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