A winter weather advisory has been issued as a storm will dump up to 7 inches of snow and cause hazardous travel conditions throughout RI.
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The town of Portsmouth is currently accepting applications for lifeguards and camp counselors for summer in the recreation department.
The two Portsmouth businesses received a combined $30,429 in state grants.
Sunny Acres Mobile Home Park, where the home resided, did not have fire hydrants, creating challenges for Portsmouth firefighters.
One of the cars was on fire when Portsmouth first responders arrived at the scene of the crash, fire officials said.
One person from Virginia was charged with driving under the influence in Portsmouth. The other person charged was from Portsmouth.
The Finance Department requested a revised GASB 68 report from GovInvest to clarify pension census information.
A National Weather Service outlook predicts that temperatures could reach the high 50s in Rhode Island by the end of the week.
Links and information regarding SouthCoast Wind Energy (formerly Mayflower Wind) and RI Energy LNG are available.
Portsmouth police said they seized 3 grams of fentanyl, 11.5 grams of crack cocaine, 18 Adderall pills and $8,206 in cash.
Loved ones get free admission to the Newport Car Museum on Valentine's Day with the purchase of an adult ticket.
The donation will help St. John’s Lodge Food Bank purchase and store food to help residents in Portsmouth and surrounding communities.
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Winds chills in RI are expected to be dangerous and reach their coldest since February 2016, according to the National Weather Service.
East Bay Community Action Program welcomes you to start your career in Early Childhood Education by completing 9-week internship program
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State and local officials are hosting an information meeting regarding offshore wind and the Sakonnet River.
The storm is supposed to bring just a couple of inches of snow to Rhode Island, but flooding and wind damage could be much more serious.
See how to apply for this position with the Portsmouth Department of Public Works.
The Town of Portsmouth is accepting applications for an operator second class in the Department of Public Works.
The Portsmouth Patriots went undefeated by winning their last regular season meet against Prout School and Chariho High School.
Portsmouth police said anyone who has received a recent email from harbormaster@portsmouthri.gov should delete it immediately.
The event includes an overview of Portsmouth High School, its programs and an optional tour of the school.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Star Students who make life better in Portsmouth with contributions big and small.
The memorial service for former Portsmouth Fire Marshal William Ethier will be at St. Barnabus Church on Saturday.
William Ethier retired in April 2019 after 23 years of service to the Portsmouth Fire Department.
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While King's birthday was Jan. 15, the national holiday falls on the third Monday of January.
According to the Portsmouth Police Department, the 911 phone lines were temporarily disabled, meaning emergency calls couldn't be connected.
Pennfield students create blankets to donate to Project Linus.
Rainbow trout and Sebago Atlantic salmon will be stocked at Melville Ponds in Portsmouth.
This will be the first time the "Guns N’ Hoses" hockey game has been played since before the COVID-19 pandemic.
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See what the grant will cover for the Visiting Nurse Home and Hospice in Portsmouth.
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