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Haberek, Mullane win by large margins

Resident and media reports have noted larger- than-usual populations of the bug.

If no agreement is reached tonight, the teachers and school board will enter arbitration

Through the Interact Club, Moen always finds ways to help those in need.

Open house held for North Glen Condominiums

Much has been done to prevent major oil spills.

R.I. Department of Health has stopped swine flu testing at state schools

Wood River Health Services has an emergency food pantry that is serving increasing numbers of people in Ashaway and Hope Valley year round.

Halloween pet costume sales may be on the rise, but not everyone agrees with dolling up doggies.

Pact calls for 2.8% hike in 2011-12, 2.9% in 2012-13.

Democrat Bill Briscoe and Republican Shawn Murphy seek election to North Stonington Board of Selectmen.

Stone carvings and paintings on display at Branford House on the UConn Avery Point campus.

Next week’s election of Board of Selectmen members features two political newcomers.

Susan Mc Kenna is considering new job possibilities, as she explores the perks of retirement.

South County Habitat for Humanity representatives remain hopeful they will help a family move into the four-bedroom, one-story ranch tucked off the rural Lawton Foster Road North.

Westerly Hospital has fast-track clinic set up

Couple named ‘People of the Year’ for their contributions over the years to community

With running mate Glee McAnanly, the Republican candidate is confident their experience growing successful business enterprises will bring common sense leadership, professional management and sustainable growth to Stonington.

Perched on a half-pipe, skateboarding legend Tony “Birdman” Hawk wows fans Thursday afternoon at the White Rock Skatepark in Westerly.

"On the Leash" is a progressive memoir of author Grace Bradley and her four dogs.

“I think people should know we will in the end select a good, honorable and accomplished administrator,” says one member.

Four attorneys involved in an Oct. 7 executive session bill the school district $28,877.55.

A mock disaster drill at the former Fisher Controls building tested the abilities of emergency responders in both Connecticut and Rhode Island.

A local author, professor and president of the Westerly Armory executive board wants to know if residents are ready to pass her Rhode Test.