Last week marked the beginning of the local Little League All-Star season and I swung by a handful of games to tune in.

Some might find hospitals to be sterile, impersonal places – white walls and the stiff scent of antiseptic clinically masking the warmth and comfort of home.

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Mary M. (Malo) Breslin, 98, died Tuesday, June 30th at the West Shore Health Center. Mary was one of five children born to James A, and Annie F (McAleer) Malo, in Providence, RI. Sister of Rita Cole, ...

Ellen Elizabeth Low, 81, of Gloucester, Massachusetts, formerly of Warwick, Rhode Island, passed away peacefully on June 29, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. Born on March 3, 1945, in West ...

More than two months after laying off 122 employees, the Community College of Rhode Island is planning to restore salary increases and bring back previously laid off workers. In a community letter ...

Actress Angela Ryding said that during the filming of “The Unholy,” she and other actors were asked to sit surrounded by cameras in a metal cage in order to use their likenesses for the background of ...

Pooling data without sharing it Robotics, sensors and information technology are increasingly used in agriculture. These tools aim to help farmers improve efficiency and reduce chemical use. In ...

For the third time in their last six games, the Pilgrim and Toll Gate hockey teams got together on Friday at Thayer Arena. The result was a third Pilgrim victory, and the 4-1 margin was the largest … ...

The 6-0, top-ranked Hawks will play host to the 6-0, No. 2 ranked Rams this Friday night, with the No. 1 seed in the Division I playoffs on the line. Both teams have already clinched playoff berths, ...

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Stories define people – they shape our relationships, cultures and societies. Unlike other skills replaced by technology, storytelling has remained uniquely human, setting people apart from machines.