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Narragansett Times , 19 Jun 2026

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ArticleHar­mo­ni­ous farewell

KINGSTON — Between a full sym­phony orches­tra and an impress­ive chorus ensemble, South King­stown High School’s gradu­ation at the Ryan Cen­ter is always an event to look for­ward to. But this year, one of the most mov­ing moments of the cere­mony...

Har­mo­ni­ous farewell

ArticleRhode Island Com­puter Museum cel­eb­rates new home in NK

Whether you’re versed in IT or just look­ing for something to do on a rainy day, there’s a par­tic­u­lar museum col­lec­tion you just might want to check out. Hid­den behind the Fire­house Subs on Ten Rod Road in North King­stown is the door to the...

Rhode Island Com­puter Museum cel­eb­rates new home in NK

ArticleSK mulls solar pan­els for high school build­ing

As con­struc­tion work to build the new South King­stown High School con­tin­ues, offi­cials have star­ted to do some research at the town coun­cil’s request about what comes next after every­one moves in. One of those research top­ics is put­ting...

SK mulls solar pan­els for high school build­ing

ArticleEarly copy of Declar­a­tion of Inde­pend­ence com­ing to South County

KINGSTON — For two hours on a Sat­urday morn­ing, one of only nine sur­viv­ing cop­ies of the 1777 Declar­a­tion of Inde­pend­ence will be in the room — the same room where Rhode Island’s Gen­eral Assembly once met — and any­one can walk in to see it.

Early copy of Declar­a­tion of Inde­pend­ence com­ing to South County

ArticleThe Nat­ur­al­ist tracks the sol­stice’s greatest hits

It began with a Snipe Fly. It con­tin­ued with a Six-spot­ted Tiger Beetle. It kept going with a savor­ing of the magical scents of Mul­ti­flora roses and Japan­ese Styrax flowers, along with the spec­tac­u­lar sights of stun­ning stretches of Bristly...

The Nat­ur­al­ist tracks the sol­stice’s greatest hits