Bill Seymour

Your mailbox has been leaning since the nor’easter. The new mail truck looks like a platypus with a government job. It’s time for both of you to get it together.

When artificial intelligence stumbled across the graduation stage, it did not forget a comma or flatten a thesis. It fumbled names. That is the one thing a commencement ceremony must get right.

Retired Army Chaplain Lee Hardgrove and Randy Wietman place a wreath during the annual Memorial Day ceremony in North Kingstown last year. This year’s Memorial Day ceremony in NK is slated for Monday morning.

Fred Sullivan Jr., left, Anna Telfer and Deon Releford Lee act out their roles during a rehearsal for Theatre by the Sea’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors” on Thursday afternoon. The musical is the first of four productions at the Matunuck theater this summer and opens tonight for a four-week run through June 20.

Your mailbox has been leaning since the nor’easter. The new mail truck looks like a platypus with a government job. It’s time for both of you to get it together.

The Rhode Island Senate has approved establishing an medical school at the University of Rhode Island and consideration now goes to the House of Representatives, a body that has already signaled support for the idea.

Brian Wright, a three-year employee of Healy’s News Store in Wakefield, organizes the remaining magazines on the racks in the store on Tuesday afternoon. The longtime business is set to close on July 1.

A Charter Commission that went more than a year without meeting has now become the unlikely arena for a debate over whether North Kingstown should elect its first mayor and

Harvard faculty recently did something rare in higher education: They told students the truth about their course grade: Not everyone earns an A.

North Kingstown senior Conner Myette answers questions about a lathe during a tour of the school’s new machinist CTE facility on Tuesday morning.