Alfred Brissette, convicted of 1999 thrill killing of Jeanette Descoteaux, may be paroled 22 years early.
Good morning, Woonsocket - here are a few things to know today:
New director must earn state curriculum certification within six months.
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Happy Thanksgiving, Woonsocket - here are some things to know:
We're another day closer to Turkey time - here are some more things to know:
Workers to set up new traffic pattern between exits 9 and 10.
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New members will get nominated by mayor, approved by City Council in November.
Woonsocket Patch asked voters who they supported for president, and why.
About 120 people showed for ceremonies including speeches, narrated flag folding, singers, stories and poems.
Decision on sending letters to non-profit groups tabled for discussion Nov. 27.
Pertussis, influenza, pneumonia shots available throughout the state in November, December.
United Veterans Council of Woonsocket celebrating Sunday at WWII Park, Museum of Work and Culture plans War of 1812 themed Monday ceremony.
Check out these things to know before the weekend starts.
Turnout tally at 48 percent with mail-in ballots still uncounted.
It's Thursday - here are some things to know:
The National Weather Service is forecasting the chance of snow this afternoon into tomorrow, with no major accumulations.
Local representatives give their thoughts on voters' wishes, thank people for voting.
Here's hoping you weren't up all night watching elections, and some things to know:
Facility with offices in Woonsocket and East Greenwich linked to three RI cases of disease.
Updates on the 2012 local elections will be posted here throughout the day.
Police, animal control officials say ordinance would be a good first step.
Rhode Island state law allows people who have not registered to vote to cast a ballot for the top office at City Hall
Here's where to find the info you need if you're voting in Woonsocket tomorrow.
New patient hospitalized after contaminated steroid shot linked to national outbreak.
Check your drawers and pockets for the winning Autumnfest Button, and check out these things to know:
Most customers' power restored, three downed trees, four downed wires.
May you boast a bountiful Halloween haul, and check these things to know:
Patient hospitalized after contaminated steroid shot linked to national outbreak.
Welcome to the tail end of the Hurricane. Here are some things to know:
Light traffic and gusty winds as storm moves toward city.
Officials: City's biggest concern from storm will be winds, power outages. Shelter will open today at 5 p.m.
Gov. Lincoln Chafee issued declaration at a press conference Sunday at noon, Superintendent Giovanna Donoyan canceled school at 1:30 p.m.
Canvassers: Asking write-in voters to print Brien's first name won't work.
RIEDC pilot program creates courses in revitalizing urban communities.
Question 4 on the Nov. 6 ballot asks residents whether the state should borrow $94 million to build a new facility and renovate the existing one.
Letter sent to Democratic Dist. 50 Candidate Stephen Casey dispels write-in opponent's claim of invalid candidacy.
Happy Thursday, and welcome to today's five things to know:
Welcome to the middle of the week - here are some things to keep in mind.