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Narragansett Times , 04 Septiembre 2026

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ArticleAI AI, CAPTAIN!

Rhode Island is set­ting sail on a jour­ney to become a leader in a brand-new yet still exper­i­mental blue eco­nomy industry: AI-nav­ig­ated boats. A com­pany called Blue Water Autonomy is the latest to call Quon­set Busi­ness Park home. This...

AI AI, CAPTAIN!

ArticleMiss­ing World War II sol­dier laid to rest a er 80 years

Out­side the World War II museum on Main Street in South King­stown, a pro­ces­sion of cars and a hearse passed slowly by a hand­ful of people. The day was bright and sunny, and some other onlook­ers else­where stared in seem­ing ques­tion about why...

Miss­ing World War II sol­dier laid to rest a er 80 years

ArticleFor local voters, two primary races worth watch­ing

It’s the start of Septem­ber in an even year, and that means it’s time for South­ern Rhode Island res­id­ents to make their voices heard in the Rhode Island primary elec­tion. While early vot­ing has been under­way since August 20, many voters will...

For local voters, two primary races worth watch­ing

ArticleStu­dents return to classes in Nar­ragansett

NARRAGANSETT — Across South County, kids had a lot of reas­ons to want to go back to school this week, and it wasn’t just because of Tues­day’s dreary weather. At Nar­ragansett Ele­ment­ary School, stu­dents streamed into classrooms with their cutest...

Stu­dents return to classes in Nar­ragansett

ArticleThe Nat­ur­al­ist should be more wary on the wish­ing front

As Labor Day and, gulp, the sol­emn last-clos­ings of the beach chariot tail­gates both approach— don’t fret, bathing suit clad read­ers, there’s still a lot of sum­mer left to enjoy—I had cause to invoke a time-tested aph­or­ism from the annals of...

The Nat­ur­al­ist should be more wary on the wish­ing front