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AILING MOM: Dennis Cardillo Jr. holds a photograph of what he says is his mother’s post-operative injury dated July 12. The candidate for state representative in District 42 has been accused of living outside the district. He insists he was merely taking care of his mother in Cranston while she recuperated.
Johnston Board of Canvassers dismisses 'Uncle Rep’s' residency complaints
The Johnston Board of Canvassers has rejected complaints by the man who represents District 42 in the Rhode Island House of Representatives. The race for Rhode Island’s District 42 State … more
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HE HAS A SIGN TOO: David Viens is the father of Dillon Viens, 16, a Johnston resident and student at who died following a “shooting” at 78 Cedar St. The home is now for sale, and David picketed a recent Open House. He carried signs reading: “CRIME SCENE FOR SALE” and “Open Investigation for SALE,” and wanted to ensure potential buyers knew what happened in the house.
Open House held at Johnston home where Dillon Viens lost his life
A Johnston teenager was shot and killed inside the home at 78 Cedar St. An investigation into his death is ongoing, but the house where Dillon Viens died can be bought for … more
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FROM THE AIR: These images of the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC) Central Landfill and Material Recycling Facility in Johnston were captured by drones piloted by Trevor Bryan, an FAA Licensed and insured drone pilot, the owner and operator of New England Aerial Services. For more information on the Warwick-based company, visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/newenglandaerialservices.
How old will Rhode Island's Central Landfill grow?
The Ocean State’s garbage cans empty into Johnston. But how long will Johnston remain Rhode Island’s dump? Estimates for the landfill’s lifespan are shifting. The Rhode Island … more
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REPUBLICAN OPTIONS: From left to right, James Leonard JRTC Treasurer, Allan Fung for Congress District 2, Nick Grasso for state representative for District 43 and Vice Chair JRTC, Sandra Taylor JRTC Chair, Harold Borders for Rep for District 42, Peter Trementozzi for Rep for 44, and James Lathrop for State Treasurer and JRTC member Susana Simpson.
Johnston’s Town Republican Committee holds signature party
On a recent beautiful summer morning, Saturday, July 9, the Johnston Town Republican Committee (JTRC) held a Signature Party in Johnston. “This is an exciting time for change,” said … more
CARDILLO VS CARDILLO: Incumbent State Rep. Edward T. Cardillo Jr. (left) will likely face his nephew Dennis Cardillo Jr. (at right) in the primary for the District 42 seat. Rep. Ed Cardillo has accused his nephew, Dennis, of lying about his residency. A hearing on the allegations will be held Thursday by the Johnston Board of Canvassers.
Relative opponents squabble over residency in RI District 42
Former Massachusetts congressman and U.S. Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill coined the famous phrase: “All politics is local.” In Rhode Island, local politics tend to be … more
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TERRIFIC TRIBUTE: Gov. Dan McKee is all smiles prior to presenting Tri-County Community Action Agency President/CEO Joseph R. DeSantis with a certificate of special recognition for providing Rhode Islanders with basic health care needs as well excellent medical and dental care.
Governor tours Tri-County Community Action Agency in Johnston
There was some interesting and important conversation last Thursday morning inside the Tri-County Community Action Agency located at 1128 Hartford Ave. in Johnston. Discussion centered around … more
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The JLL 12-year-old All-Stars
District Champs
The Johnston Little League 12 year old All-Star team topped Elmwood 10-4 to win the District I Championship last week at Memorial Park. It was Johnston’s first District title since … more
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IN JOHNSTON: The State House lawn “Rhode Island Remembers: COVID -19 Memorial” was eventually dismantled and dispersed throughout the state. Towns like Johnston received a proportionate share of the flags, and were encouraged to display them at a local site of their choice. In Johnston, the local memorial can be found in front of Town Hall, at the intersection of Atwood and Hartford avenues.
‘Johnston Remembers’ COVID casualties
Each flag represents a lost life. And like the pain society felt throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, each Ocean State city and town has its proportionate share. “It has been a very busy … more
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DOOR-TO-DOOR: District 25 state Senate candidate Christopher B. Maselli has been going door-to-door making his case to voters.
Johnston's 'second chance senate seat'
Christopher B. Maselli says he wants a second chance. The Rhode Island judiciary granted his wish. Now, he’s asking Johnston’s voters to do the same. The real estate attorney and … more
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LOCAL LINK: Many Johnston residents like Richard DelFino III and Jr., Stephen Mallane, John D’Errico, Don Oliver, Mike Maddalena and Paul Giarrusso join Gov. Dan McKee and Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos during last Friday night’s fun and food-filled event.
RI Italo-American Club holds annual clambake & cookout
Perhaps Johnston resident George Lazzareschi Jr., the popular president of the Italo-American Club of Rhode Island, said it best about the Providence-based group’s annual clambake and … more
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At 12:07 a.m., Sunday, July 17, Rhode Island State Troopers arrested Michael F. Sabitoni, 55, of 22 Peppermint Lane, Johnston, for Driving Under the Influence of an Intoxicating Liquor and/or Drugs (first offense, BAC unknown) and Refusal to Submit to a Chemical Test, according to Rhode Island State Police.
Rhode Island labor leader arrested, charged with DUI
At 12:07 a.m., Sunday, July 17, Rhode Island State Troopers arrested Michael F. Sabitoni, 55, of 22 Peppermint Lane, Johnston, for Driving Under the Influence of an Intoxicating Liquor and/or Drugs … more
Taxes will decrease slightly, according to the unanimously adopted $120,547,767 town budget. Johnston Town Council and the School Committee, with the help of a big boost in state aid, have agreed to adopt the proposed 2022-23 town budget.
Outgoing Polisena balances his last Johnston town budget
Johnston Mayor Joseph M. Polisena, in his final year as the town’s chief executive, has successfully balanced the town budget without a tax increase. “We passed the budget,” … more
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