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KENNETH COTE @ Shimmer Salon and Day Spa - 401-336-3700

After owning and operating Kenneth Cote' Salon at 333 Main Street for more than 40 years, I am proud to announce that I have joined the Shimmer Salon &amp; Day Spa team at 500 Main Street in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. Following a series of surgeries and recoveries, along with the loss of my longtime administrative coordinator and dear friend, Richard Bump, I found myself at a point of reflection and transition. I made the decision to redirect my career from salon ownership toward something that has always been at the center of who I am: continuing to cultivate my craft as a Hair Artist and educator. As I return to Main Street, my intention is simple: to reconnect with the skills, creativity, and level of care that built my reputation over decades, while offering you the opportunity to reimagine the experience and quality I can bring to your sense of style. I have always taken pride in helping clients leave with a greater understanding of their hair than when they first sat in my chair. Hair has never simply been about appearance; it has always been about connection, education, and trust. After years of experience, one thing remains unchanged: every service begins with a pair of ears before a pair of shears. Life has brought its share of challenges over recent years — personal loss, physical setbacks, and significant change. Those experiences have reshaped me, but they have also clarified something important: I am returning to the place where I truly belong. After nearly five decades in this industry, I am not stepping backward into who I once was; I am stepping forward as who I am today — a distilled version of those years of experience, with greater focus, stronger purpose, and a deeper appreciation for what matters most. I look forward to reconnecting with familiar faces, welcoming new ones, and beginning this next chapter together. — Kenneth Cote'

Kent County

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After owning and operating Kenneth Cote' Salon at 333 Main Street for more than 40 years, I am proud to announce that I have joined the Shimmer...

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WARWICK, RI—Travis Frink, the man accused of shooting and killing his 70-year-old mother while she lay in intensive care at a New Hampshire hospital, pleaded not guilty to a first-degree murder charge. Pamela Ferriere died after she was shot "more than" one time, the state Attorney Genera said earlier. Frink was arraigned in Grafton (New Hampshire) Superior Court on Wednesday afternoon. He waived a reading of the charge.Dressed in a bright red jersey top and white and gray horizontal stripe prison issue pants, he was led into court in handcuffs and leg shackles. The judge ordered him to be held without bail and added a condition he is not to contact his step-father, Robert Ferriere, of New Hampshire.Frink, 49, faces life in prison, if he's convicted.According to the court affidavit, the Associated Press reports, a nurse saw Frink with the gun and hid, then called 911 after two shots rang out. Robert Ferriere witnessed the shooting. He told police Frink asked to see his mother, and she agreed. He asked his step-father to leave. As Ferriere was walking out, he heard his wife scream. He went back and then saw the shooting. Frink then walked past him and did not speak. Ferriere told police he had no idea about the motive.

WARWICK, RI—Travis Frink, the man accused of shooting and killing his 70-year-old mother while she lay in intensive care at a New Hampshire hospital, pleaded not guilty to a first-degree murder charge. Pamela Ferriere died after she was shot "more than" one time, the state Attorney Genera said earlier. Frink was arraigned in Grafton (New Hampshire) Superior Court on Wednesday afternoon. He waived a reading of the charge.

Dressed in a bright red jersey top and white and gray horizontal stripe prison issue pants, he was led into court in handcuffs and leg shackles. The judge ordered him to be held without bail and added a condition he is not to contact his step-father, Robert Ferriere, of New Hampshire.Frink, 49, faces life in prison, if he's convicted.

According to the court affidavit, the Associated Press reports, a nurse saw Frink with the gun and hid, then called 911 after two shots rang out. Robert Ferriere witnessed the shooting. He told police Frink asked to see his mother, and she agreed. He asked his step-father to leave. As Ferriere was walking out, he heard his wife scream. He went back and then saw the shooting. Frink then walked past him and did not speak. Ferriere told police he had no idea about the motive.

NH Hospital Shooting: No Bail

Travis Frink, of Warwick, pleaded Not Guilty at his arraignment Wednesday afternoon in Grafton Superior Court.