Watson Farm will be one of four historic sites open to the public on Saturday, June 1, as part of a His­toric New England event. From 11 a.m. More...

At its May 15 meeting, the Plan­ning Commission revised final comments on a proposed Shoreby Hills neighborhood historic district and governing board for the town council’s review. More...

Shoppers browsed the selection of perennials Saturday at the annual plant sale, sponsored by the Quonono­quott Garden Club at East Ferry. More...

The Jamestown Town Council approved police Chief Ed Mello’s amendments to the parking ordi­nance with the changes the chief made after listening to residents’ and councilors’ comments at the May 6 public hearing. More...

Officer Mark Esposito, of the Jamestown Police Department re­cently completed more than 200 hours of training in criminal inves­tigation during the past 26 weeks at the University of Rhode Island. More...

Rep. Deborah Ruggiero has se­cured a $500 legislative grant for the Jamestown Community Farm. More...

The North Kingstown High girls’ varsity lacrosse team is wrapping up a challenging regular season. More...

Looking for a fun way to spend a week in July? The 2013 Hall of Fame Tennis Championships are right around the corner, and there are great ways to get involved. Volunteers are now being sought for this exciting event. More...

Jamestown’s Normand Marsh has a chance to topple a sports that has stood for 17 years the Special Olympics. More...

The Rhode Island Interscholastic League is still accepting applica­tions for the third annual New England Student Leadership Confer­ence, scheduled for July 16 to 19 at Stonehill College in Easton, Mass. More...