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Narragansett Times , 14 Août 2026

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ArticleGET IT WHILE IT’S HOT

CHARLESTOWN — For one week­end every sum­mer, Nini­gret Park in Char­lestown turns into an out­door shop­ping mall like no other. Between the carou­sel, rotat­ing bands con­stantly play­ing on the speak­ers, and one giant strip of local vendors, the...

GET IT WHILE IT’S HOT

ArticleRhode Island life­guards keep watch­ful eye on rip cur­rents

A poten­tial drown­ing in rip cur­rents can have an unmis­tak­able look from atop an ocean­front life­guard chair. It’s also a situ­ation in Rhode Island occur­ring far more often than a shark bite, but it can hap­pen just as sud­denly. From that high...

Rhode Island life­guards keep watch­ful eye on rip cur­rents

ArticleCoun­cil approves $ 8 mil­lion bid for ath­letic com­plex

The plot of land that once was home to Curtis Corner Middle School in South King­stown now has a new future after the old school build­ing gets demol­ished. This week, the South King­stown Town Coun­cil approved a major con­tract bid to move for­ward...

Coun­cil approves $ 8 mil­lion bid for ath­letic com­plex

ArticleWash­ing­ton County Fair in full swing

RICHMOND — The Wash­ing­ton County Fair is back. So is much of its past. The 60th Wash­ing­ton County Fair opened Wed­nes­day for five days of live­stock, coun­try music, mid­way rides, com­pet­i­tions, and the agri­cul­tural tra­di­tions that have...

Wash­ing­ton County Fair in full swing

ArticleThe Nat­ur­al­ist changes into something more com­fort­able

A week that included such love­lies as the return of heat advisor­ies, a report that a com­pany led by hubris had desec­rated the moon, and word that the Home­land Insec­ur­ity Com­mit­tee had voted, along party lines, of course, to hold the good...

The Nat­ur­al­ist changes into something more com­fort­able