Corey Plante

BURRILLVILLE – Members of the Burrillville Democratic Town Committee say they won't give up fighting against the Town Council's standing resolution establishing Burrillville as a Second Amendment Sanctuary Town.

NORTH SMITHFIELD – The town's Multi-Generational Advisory Committee has officially voted to utilize a $4 million federal grant to build a multi-generational facility at Scouters Hall adjacent to Pacheco Park.

WOONSOCKET – The City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 19 to repave a series of key roads in Woonsocket, and barring any weather-related complications, most or all of them should be complete before the end of the year.

NORTH SMITHFIELD – Discussion about forming a new Charter Review Commission has simmered over the last few months, and Tuesday night, the Town Council finally voted unanimously on a resolution to create it.

WOONSOCKET – Former Woonsocket Finance Director Cindy Johnston has filed a charge of discrimination against the city via the Rhode Island Commission for Human Rights over her firing last November.

WOONSOCKET – The high-profile investigation into former Woonsocket Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt's illegal land deal, produced by attorney Aaron Weisman, will cost the city far more than initially projected.

NORTH SMITHFIELD – For town residents who are fans of the country's fastest-growing sport, recent upgrades to the high school have temporarily left them with nowhere to play pickleball in town.

WOONSOCKET – Residents heading to the primary polls next Tuesday, Sept. 10, will see three Democrats: incumbent Christopher Beauchamp, Keith Harrison, and John Ward.

NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town Council has granted a series of variances allowing more homes to be built adjacent to the existing High Rocks Condominiums.

of 4 WOONSOCKET – When R & D Seafood closes its doors for good on Saturday, Sept. 7, Ronald “Ronny” Charest won't exactly be able