Tropical Storm Irene rolled into Rhode Island a year ago this week — have you taken any steps to be ready in case of another storm?
During the grand opening celebration, BJ's presented a shopping cart filled with donations for Kent Heights Elementary in East Providence.
Next month, the Wickford Art Festival will celebrate its 50th anniversary.
A scam indicating that the federal government will pay for utility bills in exchange for personal information has come to New England and National Grid is urging customers to remain vigilant.
Today is the Fourth of July, so all government offices are closed.
Recyclable materials stored at the facility are not in accordance with the TLA/Pond View's variance, according to inspection reports submitted by the city's zoning officer.
Area shops are handing out free donuts Friday.
Sodexo at Sovereign, Hortons Seafood Inc., Italian Corner and Silva's Fish Market allegedly violated health codes this past week.
Greater Providence Board of Realtors honors the Barrington/East Providence agency and a River's Edge associate.
One Rhode Island winner will be invited to the first-ever kids' "State Dinner."
Saturday, May 19, is the fifth annual event to kick off the 2012 boating season; Brewer's Cove Haven Marina in Barrington hosts the event.
Residents say the city was granted inspection rights during a May 3 court hearing.
A rundown of this week's property transactions.
East Providence and the CME group were awarded a bid to build a three meg site at the former landfill.
Saturday's East Providence Area Chamber of Commerce event was a hit with families.
From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the East Providence Area Chamber of Commerce, kids get to inspect and toot the horns of military transports, rescue vehicles, buses, milk trucks, and more.
For Mother's Day, a get well gift or for a romantic gesture for that special someone, nothing says it like flowers. Patch readers choose their favorite places to pick up a floral arrangement.
See which properties sold in the city last week.
The "Celebrate Doing Business in East Providence" networking event drew business owners throughout the community. Host William Conley hoped it would serve as an entrepreneurial incubator.
East Providence resident Tracy Amoroso participated in the competition at The Village Inn in Narragansett.
Propties on Monmouth Drive, Lyon Avenue, and Pleasant Street sold within the last week.
Mark your calendars. The forum will be held on Tuesday, April 10 from 8:30 to 10 a.m. at 145 Taunton Ave.