Cranston West sophomore Gianna Desmarais put on a show at the Rhode Island Interscholastic League’s Gymnastics State Championships on Sunday, becoming only the second athlete in school history …
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By ALEX SPONSELLER
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2/18/25
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The Marian J. Mohr Memorial Library has an exciting lineup of events this February, offering something for all ages. From genealogy research to interactive children’s programs, the library …
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2/13/25
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Despite Mother Nature’s attempt to put a freeze on the fun, Johnston students proved that a little snow couldn’t dampen their school spirit. Johnston schools delayed their 100 th day …
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2/13/25
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The Johnston Senior Center continues to welcome members of the senior community who possess a talent or craft specialty and would like to showcase and sell their handmade products at the center. …
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2/13/25
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The Tri-County Health Equity Zone (HEZ) and the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (WRWC) are proud to announce an innovative partnership to deliver a series of Green Labs workshops aimed at …
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2/13/25
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The Council Roundup is a digest of hearings, ordinances, licenses, and other proceedings from the Johnston Town Council’s February 10 meeting. All members were present.
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2/13/25
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The Johnston Planning Board approved a proposal from Johnston Asphalt, LLC during its February 4 meeting, granting additional approvals that were continued from the board’s January session.
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2/13/25
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In a display of generosity and community spirit, Cardi’s Furniture & Mattresses has once again stepped up to support local veterans in need. Throughout the month of January, the Rhode …
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2/13/25
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Thornton Elementary School is beaming with pride as these dedicated young scholars achieved perfect attendance for the entire month of January ! Showing up every day, rain or shine, these students …
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2/13/25
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As discussions continue about the potential dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education under the new presidential administration, concerns are rising about how such a move could impact student …
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By TIM FORSBERG
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2/12/25
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The first few weeks of the Trump administration have been a whirlwind, raising alarm among Democrats and pleasing supporters of the president. U.S. Sen. Jack Reed sat down to discuss Trump’s …
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The Ferri boys basketball team enjoyed another big campaign this winter, finishing the regular season undefeated and earning a playoff win in the preliminary round of the postseason before falling in …
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By ALEX SPONSELLER
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2/11/25
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The Ferri Jaguars completed their second undefeated season in a row with a 66-53 win over Deering Middle School last Thursday.
Jordan Diclo led the team with 38 points, scoring more than half of …
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By Matthew Duquette-Siswick
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2/7/25
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Although it was an illness shortened week at St. Rocco School, the students there still celebrated Catholic Schools Week (CSW) in high style.
CSW is an annual celebration of Catholic education …
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By Tim Forsberg
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2/7/25
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The Johnston Senior Center’s spotlight this week shines on Etta Campagnone, a vibrant and inspiring 98-year-old who proves that age is just a number. With an impeccable sense of style and an …
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2/7/25
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The spirit of kindness and generosity is alive and well at Thornton Elementary School, where students have been working hard to make a difference in their community. The 5th Grade Student Council and …
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2/7/25
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Once thought of as a cheap source of protein, eggs have become an investment. Fortunately, Johnston’s own Stamp Egg Farms is helping to crack the case on what’s ruffling feathers in the …
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By TIM FORSBERG
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2/6/25
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It was a case of fire meets ice this week at the pond at Johnston War Memorial Park.
Braving cold temperatures and a partially frozen pond, members of the Johnston Fire Department underwent …
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By Tim Forsberg
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2/6/25
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A contentious discussion unfolded at the Jan. 30 meeting of the Johnston Zoning Board of Review, as a property owner and board members debated the approval of a 6-foot-tall fence at 613 Killingly St.
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By Tim Forsberg
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2/6/25
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There may not have been much snowfall, but
Monday’s dusting was enough to delay area
schools and keep crews busy clearing the roads.
Pictured is Mayzee Moon, who brought her broom
outside to make the most of her snow day. Not to
be outdone, our resilient “tripawed” friend Sawyer
enjoyed some time frolicking in the fresh powder.
(Submitted photos)
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2/6/25
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