If there’s a secret for centenarians, they aren’t telling. At the 35th annual Governor’s Centenarians Brunch last Thursday, more than 70 Rhode Islanders over the age of 100 celebrated their milestone ...

If executive Mick Lamond wants to meet someone for a business lunch, it shouldn’t be too difficult.  As the new president and ...

Cranston’s police chief, Col. Michael Winquist, a veteran of 35 years in law enforcement, was inducted into the Rhode Island ...

When educators from an international school in Germany were looking for a model school to visit, their search led them to ...

Cranston Senior Enrichment Center  will be hosting the URI Pharmacy Outreach Program at 10 a.m. The session called “Heart ...

Providence police Maj. David A. Lapatin, a Cranston resident, was inducted into the Rhode Island Criminal Justice Hall of ...

Since 1980, the Cranston Hall of Fame has been acknowledging and honoring the distinguished graduates of Cranston high schools. These people have gone above and beyond in their chosen fields of ...

There are always a lot of fun and meaningful activities at St. Mary School, but last week was even busier than usual as the ...

I Hate Hamlet is a sharp, delightful comedy that has all the right ingredients: a dash of Shakespeare, a pinch of New York ...

With confusion and concern swirling around exactly what a federal funding freeze will mean for state and local programs, U.S.

Once thought of as a cheap source of protein, eggs have become an investment. Fortunately, Johnston’s own Stamp Egg Farms is ...

STORY OF THE WEEK: The Rhode Island Senate remains the more fractious of Smith Hill’s two legislative chambers as lawmakers kicked off a new year on Tuesday afternoon. Senate President Dominick ...