Ethan Shorey

NORTH PROVIDENCE – The angst over what might happen to Our Lady of Fatima Hospital or Roger Williams Medical Center isn't likely to dissipate with the announcement of bankruptcy proceedings from the hospitals' parent company last week.

WOONSOCKET – A Rhode Island-based company has purchased the Walnut Hill Plaza at 1500 Diamond Hill Road.

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s only fully vegan food festival celebrates its fifth annual event at WaterFire Arts Center on Feb. 1-2, noon to 6 p.m.

CUMBERLAND – Plans for the new 575-student B.F. Norton Elementary School should receive approval from the Rhode Island Department of Education within the next month. If all goes according to

In a side capacity to this job I do as local newspaper editor and writer, some might know that I’m also president of the Rhode Island Press Association.

WOONSOCKET – I went into my first-ever cooking class on Sunday having no idea what to expect, other than that I would badly underperform anything my wife Mikaela produced.

NORTH SMITHFIELD – Six weeks into his job as town administrator, Scott Gibbs says this town has “a lot of balls in the air” that need careful attention and a

PAWTUCKET – The Apex property at 100 Main St. will serve yet another purpose for an organization giving back to the communities it serves.

PAWTUCKET – Developers behind a 42-unit mixed-use complex at 225 Conant St. were set to go before the City Planning Commission for approvals on Tuesday.

NORTH PROVIDENCE – The build-out and expansion of Our Lady of Fatima Hospital over the years wasn’t done with modern drainage needs in mind, says Public Works Director Bernie Salvatore,