Westerly, RI News

• Westerly, RI News
• Misquamicut Music Festival
• Second Annual Easter Reading, Egg Roll and Hunt
• An Elephant and Donkey Walk Into a Party
• Harriet Grayson offers Collaborations with Community Organizations
• Harriet Grayson Offers 'Art of The Ask' Seminar
• Harriet Grayson Offers 2 Seminars
• Pawcatuck artist paints ‘Colors of Mystic'
• Plan designed to safeguard Hopkinton's rural character
• District hit by tax hike backlash
• Buck waives right to jury trial
• Volunteering is a family affair
• Stonington police pleased by school connections; hope to make improvements
• Forum fails to attract a crowd
• Still dealing with the deluge
• WARM expects homeless overflow
• Plant extinction hurts us all
• Autumn colors depend a lot on climate
• Seniors closer to starting anew
• Federal, state officials review New England rails
• Her art is problem solving
• Privately funded venture becomes public
• Wind project fuels fierce resistance
• Chafee’s campaign manager resigns
• Volunteers put their Faith in Action
• Community loses local newspaper icon
• State: WARM's housing plan a go
• Charles Utter, longtime Sun publisher, dies at 92
• Deserie paints with amystical intensity
• DiBello hits headwinds at stormy meeting
• Chariho enrolls in Race to Top
• Freecycle recycles, one gift at a time
• Derelict boat cut down to size
• Visitors invited to meet local artists this weekend along the HopArts Studio Trail
• Reale admits to traffic violations
• The Pitchers focus on animals
• Connecticut Senate hopefuls pledge civility
• Candidates toe the line on long DMV waits
• Ninigret Hamlet hearing this week
• Diesel has advantages over unleaded gasoline
• What's up with the empty buildings?
• Be on lookout for chrysanthemum white rust
• Task force takes on underage drinking, crowded bars
• Scalloper: Small fleets would have lost out
• URI soccer squad joins with CYSA
• Union forgoes Town Council endorsements
• Preschoolers learn their A, B, Seas
• Police warn of fast-spreading graphic e-mail
• Bicyclist hits car
• Pastor Stall hears call from Hopkinton
• Ninigret seaweed plan pushed to next summer
• Senator impressed by rebound
• Seaport welcoming autumn with its annual Chowderfest
• Residents champion Hewitt land use plan
• School figures confuse council
• DOT puts its stamp on Route 91; residents resent the special delivery
• Storied Westerly tailor closing shop
• Pawcatuck woman struck crossing highway
• Wild Mushroom Festival sprouts again
• Senate acts to 'CALM' down ear-splitting TV commercials
• Seniors facing $12K in debt
• Asters are a colorful fall addition
• Citizens Bank gives Jonnycake Center, YMCA a boost
• Mill plan heads for final approval
• Jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• Genetically modified foods don't have to be labeled
• Plugged-in, push-button generation stumped by simplicities of life
• Granite history to be engraved - in book form
• Hewitt property proposal rejected
• How many finance chiefs are needed?
• Bradford taxpayers upset over station cost
• Buck makes short court appearance
• Lost dog brings out best in people
• 50-year Mystic Rotarian a source of inspiration
• Governor hopefuls face off at forum in Providence
• Grant boosts school safety
• Westerly, Chariho high schools boost science proficiency
• Fellowship is music to this artist's ears
• Rain pounds NC as storm moves up the East Coast
• Westerly workers sharing more cost
• Canal St., White Rock makeover in the works
• Buck makes short court appearance
• He takes time to help others
• 50-year Mystic Rotarian a source of inspiration
• Grant boosts school safety
• Genetically modified foods don't have to be labeled
• How many finance chiefs are needed?
• Granite history to be engraved — in book form
• Asters are a colorful fall addition
• Citizens Bank gives Jonnycake Center, YMCA a boost
• Mill plan heads for final approval
• Wild Mushroom Festival sprouts again
• Senate acts to 'CALM' down ear-splitting TV commercials
• Seniors facing $12K in debt
• Storied Westerly tailor closing shop
• Pawcatuck woman struck crossing highway
• Rain pounds NC as storm moves up the East Coast
• Canal St., White Rock makeover in the works
• Lost dog brings out best in people
• Westerly, Chariho high schools boost science proficiency
• Governor hopefuls face off at forum
• Plugged-in, push-button generation stumped by simplicities of life
• Hewitt property proposal rejected
• Bradford taxpayers upset over station cost
• Andersons into rhythm of area
• Permits secured for fish ladder at Horseshoe Falls; project could cost $1M
• School program designed to create lifelong readers
• Privatization of water supplies does not always work
• Wood River sees a future in Westerly
• St. Michael Boy Scout troop's past meets present
• Public comment among issues heading to referendum
• Laura Sullivan lends hand at museum
• School drug policy ready
• Realities on the ground in Africa change women's lives
• Colchicums and crocuses can add a touch of color
• The Final Frontier
• Fiber and Fiction traces roots to Carolina
• Beleaguered Richmond senior group disbands
• Thunder, fire rouse sleeping neighbors
• UPDATE: SHS evacuated after small fire
• Buck may be a free man today
• Seniors learn to balance their lives
• Ashaway service on road to health
• A dog's life in Stonington Borough: Aging pooch freed from tight squeeze
• Chariho soccer season opens
• The Sandbox opens for volleyball, tennis, badminton
• Town Council eyes energy savings with other towns
• Three boaters rescued off Barn Island
• Council candidate forum set for Thursday
• Chariho surplus pegged at $1.8M
• Gas line hit; road closed
• Wickety split in Watch Hill
• A century of distinguished women
• Simple actions can ‘green' the office
• Fine Foliaged Perennials
• Westerly billboard finds new home on Union Street
• Soldier's visit gives a face to overseas pen pals
• Vietnam Revisited and Reconsidered
• No expense spared at High Rollers bowling alley at Foxwoods casino
• Club scores $30K break
• Tomaquag Museum taking part in HopArts
• Stonington High yearbook staffed by some of the winningest kids around
• Voters OK new $886k building
• Matson Bonked big-time
• Two years later, some progress made on Boombridge project
• Home offers artist a bit of inspiration
• Rhode Island Primary Election Results
• Employees' share may be bumped to 20%
• Hope floats plans to reopen landmark hardware store damaged in flood
• Five evacuated after suspected gas leak
• RI PRIMARY: Voter Information
• Bill Bourque loves animals
• Westerly’s recycling program spreads to Stonington, Warwick
• Fire Chief: Water levels reduce safety
• Sec. of State: Be ready before going to polls for Tuesday primary
• Poisons are not the only remedy for weeds
• Wings Over Westerly helps teens take flight
• Mystic A&P being sold to Big Y
• 'Real' bread requires patience, care
• Kendall Morales completes Bronze Award project
• Bonk, Matson face off in GOP primary Tuesday
• Tax case ready for trial
• Needlecast can damage spruce trees
• Operation Wedding Dress on a mission
• Westerly boy schooled in NYC: Who pays?
• Too much weed leads to arrest
• Exhibit explores assimilation
• Public apology demanded in Richmond Senior Citizens Association flap
• New twist in Buck case
• ‘Beyond the Sea' to raise funds for theatre
• Researchers say money really can buy you happiness - up to a point
• Chestnut Court finds all the right ingredients
• His volunteer effort is quite a trek
• Library offers a treasure trove of family history
• WHS rings in on time for school
• Westerly Goes New School
• These Roots too strong for storm
• Earl gone, beaches open
• Stores see benefit of locally grown foods
• Back to School for Westerly - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Reporters’ notebook: Earl
• Storm causes havoc for holiday travel
• Campers rent sites despite state’s caution
• Crowd gathers to watch waves in Stonington
• Earl arrives, out of breath
• Some annuals, perennials are drought tolerant
• Boaters, Mystic Seaport staff batten down the hatches
• Shoppers clear the shelves of bread, milk and batteries
• Earl losing some steam, but don't let down your guard
• Earl fails to make the splash expected by diehard surfer
• Businesses optimistic about the weekend
• Westerly High school opening announcement set for Monday
• Earl disrupts train service, flights and ferries
• Teen center plan abandoned
• Campers, boaters brace for Earl
• Westerly, Charlestown beaches closing tonight
• Hurricane Preparedness Information
• Noank-Mystic Community Band finishes another season
• EEE virus zaps Westerly school activities at night
• Region gets ready as Earl takes uncertain path
• Fundraiser For URI's Outreach Center
• Inn owners are certifiably ‘green'
• Fly the Fortress
• Hurricane preparation under way along our coast
• Ariel has her eyes on stars
• New job: Teacher oversees discipline
• Chariho undaunted by construction
• As school approaches, deal sought for drivers
• The Fire Still Burns
• Vacuum packaging of food has a downside
• Top-notch doctor keeps connected to Westerly
• Hopkinton’s Borderlands added to preserve
• Seniors tell their stories one chapter at a time
• Meeting to focus on best land use
• 2 license violations resolved
• Acrylics might be more eco-friendly than oils
• Formosa Yacht club invents anew water sport
• Critic shunned by senior group
• Fire District tax rate up 10%
• Dog parade headlines Seaport's canine event
• People person named top cop
• Rhode Island hits education jackpot
• Members question $98K for principal
• Rhode Island among Race to the Top winners
• Bees are buzzing at Kettle Pond
• Westerly on Afghan women's itinerary
• Sarah Bell shares her parenting skills
• Society offers learning experience to visitors at 19th-century schoolhouse
• Simmons to assume fire chief duties next month
• Shop wisely for organic foods
• Haberek: Stop & Shop working to fill vacancy
• The dentists are in: Arrowhead's free clinic has an impact
• Septic report criticized by hired expert
• DEM: Water quality in rivers needs improving
• It's time for lawn renovation and repair
• Folks turn out for Perseid Meteor Shower
• 165 Westerly School bus stops cut to save money
• Blue Pond dam owner fined $60K
• Michael Gloor sculpts with wood
• A piece of Charlestown's history
• Schools finance director kept on
• New mom finds help with families first
• Homes OK'd at Smith's Flowers site
• Wisdom of land swap in eye of the beholder
• Police continuue to investigate bank robbery
• Gallery hosts sculptures of ‘Avatar' creature creator
• Fire District's project estimate pegged at $2.5M
• Park makeover nears completion
• Claire Sherman delivers meals
• Westerly uploads property records
• Woolworth library has oceans of information
• Yacht hits rocks off Stonington
• Do fruit trees absorb weed killer?
• All Aglow
• There’s a new angle on fishing licenses
• Renskip gone, land trust looks ahead
• Search begins for e-mails at center of spat
• Leaf miners are a bore
• Pirates take over the park
• Loser in lawsuit to appeal
• Volunteers work to improve grounds at Wood River Health
• Contractor meets letter of the law
• Rob Simmons grateful to his loyal supporters
• Silver shades can complement your plantings
• Sign of the times
• Local officials stress outdoor pool safety after recent child deaths
• An artist returns to Noank
• Festival is a dunk for scout troop
• Washington County Fair runs through Sunday
• Man suffers head injury in High Street fall
• Critics hit the roof at meeting on proposed housing for elderly
• Plane search called off
• Former Renskip building demolition photos and video.
• Official: Dissent stifled on land swap
• Promote responsible cutting of forests
• Ashaway Boy Scout shows un-bee-lievable presence of mind in crisis
• Bids sought for work on Town Hall
• Scallopers give lawmakers a taste of the industry
• Cash-hungry states add casinos to keep money at home
• Connecticut primary voters face many choices
• Stonington's Denison Homestead Museum offers journey through history
• REPORT: O'Keefe, son survive Alaska plane crash
• Westerly Fire District seeking taxpayer support
• Senior Projects
• Upcoming Events
• Denny Laine formerly of The Moody Blues and Wongs in Concert at the Knick Friday Night!
• The 18th Annual HWM Good Friday Open
• Westerly RI Real Estate Guide
• Chad and Jeremy release first new album in 25 years!
• Babysitting courses available in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. With CPR and First Aid
• 11th Annual Virtu Arts Festival
• Westerly RI Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts

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