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Neighborhood News from around the East Side
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10/28/16
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Find some Serendipity
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By Meghan H. Follett
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10/28/16
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Off the beaten path in Exeter is the Tomaquag Museum
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By Amanda M. Grosvenor
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10/28/16
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Division I: The Big Two Division I's best public schools this year are South Kingstown, Portsmouth, Cranston East and Central. The Rebels (5-1) and Patriots (3-2) played one of the league's few all-timers this season, which saw SK storm back to score 21
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By Jacob Marrocco
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10/28/16
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Down by the Charlestown coastline, the cozy B&B A Shore Thing opened in May.
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By Marylou Butler
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10/27/16
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You don’t need sight to see possibilities and Alice Lim proves this.
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By Kemill Logarta
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10/27/16
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The Cranston East girls' tennis team rattled off its fifth straight victory to end the season on Thursday afternoon at Park View, rolling past one-win Pilgrim, 7-0, to conclude its season slate with an 11-5 record. Serena
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By Matt Metcalf
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10/27/16
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We were all shocked and saddened when a fire at South County Commons completely damaged Spa Mosaic in March.
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By Jeanette St. Pierre
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10/27/16
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Try this beginner paved hiking trail in Bristol
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By Grace Lentini
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10/27/16
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Christian Arriaza's hat trick and D.J. Anderson's game-winner helped the Johnston boys' soccer team get by Cranston East, 4-2, at Cranston Stadium on Monday afternoon. Arriaza scored for the Panthers in the first half as the
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By Matt Metcalf
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10/27/16
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Both Cranston City Cup soccer trophies will reside at Cranston High School West for the next year. The girls' soccer squad came back from a 1-0 deficit to defeat Cranston East, 3-1, while the boys' team used a
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By Jacob Marrocco
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10/27/16
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The Cranston West Falcons swooped in and seized a 14-0 win from the Woonsocket Villa Novans at Barry Field on Saturday afternoon. West head coach Steve Stoehr was happy with his team's effort throughout the contest. The"
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By Ryan D. Murray
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10/27/16
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Ron Wallace and his father Richard, who both live in Greene, know pumpkins.
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By Caitlin Howle
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10/27/16
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To the Editor: I'm Rhue Reis and I am running for U.S. Congress for Rhode Island's 2nd District. I'm the son of Portuguese immigrants. My wife and I have been married for 32 years, we have two daughters and one grandchild. I was a small business owner,
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10/27/16
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Small plates and an unpretentious vibe shine at The Revival
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By Grace Lentini
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10/27/16
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Mai Donohue has lived an accomplished life for 45 years in Barrington
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By Nina Murphy
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10/27/16
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EAST PROVIDENCE — The East Providence High School boys' soccer team got the points it needed to qualify for the Division I playoffs in its regular season finale after the Townies …
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By Mike Rego
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10/27/16
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The CCRI women's soccer team traveled to Brockton, Massachusetts, to play the Warriors of Massasoit Community College for a Region XXI non-league match last Wednesday. The Lady Knights defeated the Warriors, 4-0. With the victory, the Lady Knights
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10/27/16
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By MERI R. KENNEDY Scarecrow Festival The first annual RI Scarecrow Festival will take place Oct. 29 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Johnston Memorial Park. This free community event has something for everyone. Activities include a scarecrow contest, pumpkin
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By Meri R. Kennedy
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10/27/16
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The turbines, scheduled to go online this month, have the potential to power 17,000 houses
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By Todd Corayer
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10/26/16
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Thirty five years before Block Island has a wind farm, Everett Littlefield constructed his own.
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by Todd Corayer
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10/26/16
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Take a trip to Block Island this Black Friday
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By Julie Tremaine
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10/26/16
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Cirque Mechanics comes to The Vets, a steampunk-inspired circus
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By Jayne Guertin
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10/26/16
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To the Editor: For the past 24 years, District 21 has been represented by Eileen Naughton. She was a champion for the disabled, the elderly, and the environment, and I thank her for that. On financial issues, however, she let us down. She voted the way
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10/26/16
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What I love about the news business are stories that keep unfolding and with each turn become more remarkable. This is one of them. It begins with the Warwick Rotary Club and its effort to raise funds for its charitable foundation, and comes full circle
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By John Howell
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10/26/16
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