Plus, man moved by a crane, family found guilty of having a pot farm, Twin River Group makes plans, and more.
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Celebrate 45 years of Earth Day with a cleanup at the Norman Bird Sanctuary!
It will also be unusually chilly.
A roundup of the top stories on Portsmouth Patch last week.
The School budget, standardized testing, and other local school issues were the topics for discussion on this week’s show.
Plus, a cat gets helped out of a tree, Cranston crash leads to charges, Newport project begins, and a teen allegedly admits to crime spree.
The 15-hour event took place at the Warwick Mall and on Cumulus Providence radio stations on Thursday.
Traffic might flow more smoothly this week, but the permanent media project is still ongoing.
Plus, police arrest man who allegedly robbed salon and carjacked vehicle with baby inside.
Portsmouth is a Tree City USA. Get your seedling this Saturday.
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the Aquidneck Land Trust launched the contest to see how future generations view the community.
Plus, an ousted deputy town clerk sues to get her job back.
Traffic during commuting hours so far has been manageable, but officials are expecting "extended delays" once the center lanes close.
Plus, Malia Obama visits Rhode Island during college visit.
With many roads looking like minefields, the state Department of Transportation is promising a quick response.
There will be limited visibility when driving for the next few hours.
Spring is here! Join us at Norman Bird Sanctuary for an evening bird walk.
Plus, a Las Vegas man was caught breaking into eatery and human skeletal remains found.
A roundup of some of the top stories on Portsmouth Patch so far this week.
A roundup of some of the top stories last week on Portsmouth Patch.
Plus, Newport councilor proposes Snow Dragon and ACLU says state elementary schools promote gender stereotypes.
Have you seen the seal?
A perfect after dinner outing at the Norman Bird Sanctuary.
Recipients include Visiting Nurses Services, Methodist Community Gardens, the Prudence Island School Foundation and others.
A roundup of some of the top stories on Portsmouth Patch last week.
The project is estimated to be completed by mid-May.
Plus, Twin River Group to buy Newport Grand.
Some communities picked up a foot of snow from the latest snowstorm.
Fluke Wine, Bar and Kitchen is the place to be on Wednesday, 3/11 as they create a sumptuous 3-course menu to benefit Norman Bird Sanctuary!
A roundup of some of the top stories so far this week on Portsmouth Patch.
Parts of the state could get as much as 6 inches of snow.
Ann-Marie Harrington, founder of Embolden; and Howard G. Sutton, publisher emeritus of the Providence Journal, have joined the board.
March begins with yet another snowstorm, putting Portsmouth in snow mode once again
Portsmouth mourns the death of a 19-year-old, the Town Council wants answers after an abrupt firing, firefighters battle fire, ice and more.
Plus, jobs openings around the state.