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ArticleJM Walsh School seni­ors look for­ward to new school year

PAWTUCKET – For dec­ades, thou­sands of chil­dren have con­sidered the first day back at school the end of sum­mer, moments of frivolity and fun and doing what you want when you want. But when the numer­ous ele­ment­ary, middle and high schools in the...

ArticleRhythm & Roots back for its 28th year

CHARLESTOWN — Got those end-of-sum­mer blues? The Rhythm and Roots Fest­ival might be the cure. The fest­ival the late Chuck “Bubba” Wentworth foun­ded back in 1998 returns to Nini­gret Park in Char­lestown for its 28th year on Labor Day week­end,...

ArticlePawtucket receives $21.1 mil­lion for 76 hous­ing units

PAWTUCKET – The city wel­comed a $21.1 mil­lion hous­ing invest­ment that will sup­port the devel­op­ment of 76 new afford­able homes as part of Pen­nrose’s Tide­wa­ter School Street devel­op­ment within the lar­ger Tide­wa­ter Land­ing redevel­op­ment...

ArticleLind­say Clancy jury goes home aer a fourth day

PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — Jur­ors in the Lind­say Clancy trial ended a fourth day of delib­er­a­tions without a ver­dict Tues­day after earlier say­ing they couldn’t agree whether the Mas­sachu­setts mother is crim­in­ally respons­ible for killing her...

ArticleEth­ics Com­mis­sion dis­misses com­plaint against Lawson, opens probe of GOP whip

The Rhode Island Eth­ics Com­mis­sion on Tues­day declined to invest­ig­ate a com­plaint against the pres­id­ent of the state Sen­ate over votes a Koch-fun­ded Vir­ginia non­profit claims benefited the edu­ca­tion union she leads. Com­mis­sion­ers...

ArticleThe ‘Bluey’-inspired trick for twice the homemade meals

ArticleThis Geor­gian dip is a avor­ful way to use up any le over veget­ables

Thanks to an explo­sion of Geor­gian res­taur­ants in New York City, with a few open­ing recently within a 20-block radius of my apart­ment on the Upper West Side, my food vocab­u­lary now hap­pily includes khachapuri (a boat shaped bread filled with...

ArticleI solo-hiked 138 miles at 74. The payo was pro­found.