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Bill Seymour's work primarily covers local news, with a focus on government and politics in Rhode Island, particularly South Kingstown. He often includes expert commentary and government announcements in his articles.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Jessica Drew-Day has announced she will again challenge state Rep. Carol Hagan McEntee for Rhode Island House District 33, which covers South Kingstown and Narragansett, setting up the third consecutive meeting between the two candidates.
By: Bill Seymour
The General Assembly just passed a bill that could genuinely help people find affordable housing. Gov. Dan McKee needs to act now — in an election year, with a housing crisis that has already gone on too long.
KINGSTON, R.I. — 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.
North Kingstown has notified federal authorities of its intent to sue over a proposed $150 million sewage treatment plant at Quonset Business Park, as pressure mounts for a closer review
Stephen Cersosimo, owner of Tropic Frost in Charlestown, is pictured in front of his longtime business on Saturday afternoon.
North Kingstown has notified federal authorities of its intent to sue over a proposed $150 million sewage treatment plant at Quonset Business Park, as pressure mounts for a closer review
By: Bill Seymour
For two local women raised where the salt air never really leaves you, landing roles in a summer theater show built entirely around beaches, music, and living in the moment
By: Bill Seymour
The General Assembly has approved and sent to the governor a mandate for healthcare providers to disclose when artificial intelligence tools are used to document patient visits and it gives
By: Bill Seymour
The South Kingstown School Committee asked for speed cameras. The council ignored them. The police chief went silent. And Council President Rory McEntee had one answer ready when pressed: “What if I don’t get you the answers today?”
By: Bill Seymour
Kevin Reilley, Jim Schlindwein and Rocky Baldelli enjoy some relaxing time at Narragansett Town Beach last weekend.
