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Wakefield Man Arraigned In Torrey Road Crash
Deal C. Philbrick, 46, of Wakefield, turned himself in to police on Wednesday morning and was arraigned in court later that day.

Erin, a lifelong resident of South County, has been passionate about writing and photography since her days at North Kingstown High School's studen newspaper, "The Current Wave."
She recently graduated from the University of Rhode Island with bachelor's degrees in both journalism and public relations. She has written and contributed to several local magazines and newspapers including The Jamestown Press, The North East Independent and South County Living Magazine, among others. Over the years her writing has focused on topics ranging from fashion trends to State House politics.
You can contact Erin Tiernan via e-mail at erinvtiernan@gmail.com or by phone at 401-835-4105.
Deal C. Philbrick, 46, of Wakefield, turned himself in to police on Wednesday morning and was arraigned in court later that day.

Officials revealed the final phases of South Kingstown's Healthy Places by Design project on Tuesday.
For the sixth time since August 2010 the Town Council extended a ban — this time indefinitely — that prohibits LED signs in the commercial highway district.
Wakefield man connects deals, charity and the outdoors with his website, Mountain-Op.com.
The following arrest information was supplied by the South Kingstown Police Department and describes their actions from Tuesday, Feb. 21 through Friday, Feb. 24. These reports do not indicate a conviction. Tuesday, Feb. 21
After 40 years touring cities nationally, Rhode Island's best-known rock and roll act, John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band, will be among the first class of local musicians inducted into the Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame at the Hope Artiste Village
URI put its investigation on hold as state police stepped in to investigate any crimes in the financial mismanagement of International Sport.
The Town Council will deliberate whether to extend a moratorium on LED signs in town, and a local man started a petition yesterday to protest the town's continued effort to craft an LED sign ordinance.
Main Street will be alive with live theater and rooftop open-air dining by summer's start, thanks to a decision by the Zoning Board of Review on Tuesday to grant a 19-space parking variance and liquor service expansion to the owners of Phil's Restauant.
A Wakefield man will face drunken-driving charges after the car he was driving on Feb. 15 crashed into a telephone pole on Torrey Road, killing 23-year-old Erica Knowles.
Wakefield's own Maggie Sebastian showed Rhode Island what it means to be a Special Olympics athlete when she was inducted into the organization's inaugural Hall of Fame on Feb. 9.
Adoptable pets from the Animal Rescue League of Southern Rhode Island.
The Shuckin' Truck combines the shop-local power of a family of fishermen, lobstermen and oyster farmers into a mobile one-stop fresh seafood market and restaurant.
A Wakefield man will face drunken-driving charges after the car he was driving on Feb. 15 crashed into a telephone pole on Torrey Road, killing 23-year-old Erica Knowles.
The following reports were provided by the South Kingstown Police Department and describe their actions from Friday, Feb. 17 through the early morning hours of Tuesday, Feb. 21. These reports do not indicate a conviction.
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Five things to know today in SK, Monday, Feb. 20, 2012:
The following reports were provided by the South Kingstown Police Department and describe their actions from Monday, Feb. 13 through the early morning hours of Friday, Feb. 17. These reports do not indicate a conviction.
Adoptable pets from the Animal Rescue League of Southern Rhode Island.
Despite the rain, dozens turned up for last night's rail jam competition at the University of Rhode Island.