CUMBERLAND – Residential Properties Ltd. has announced the sale of 10 Kelsey Eden Way in Cumberland for $1.25 million. RPL’s Geddes/Dupuis Team represented the buyer in this transaction.

The Valley Breeze publishes five hyper-local weekly newspapers, each focused on the unique communities it serves. Advertisers can choose to target a single town or reach more than 50,000 households ...

The 57th edition of the Arnold Mills Fourth of July Road Race was by far its biggest and best. With the weather fully ...

The 57th edition of the Arnold Mills Fourth of July Road Race was by far its biggest and best. With the weather fully ...

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority is inviting high schools and youth-serving organizations to participate in a special Summer Youth Pass Pilot Program aimed at keeping high ...

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Department of Health is advising consumers through a press release that five lots of Little Remedies Honey Cough Syrup are being recalled.

PROVIDENCE - The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management has announced forecasts that air quality will reach unhealthy levels due to elevated ground-level ozone on Tuesday, June 24 ...

We hear how much you enjoy reading these print and digital pages, and it fills us to the brim with pride, but what goes into producing a publication isn’t as simple as it may seem. We now have ...

WOONSOCKET – A proposal from City Councilor Denise Sierra, supported by her colleagues on Monday, seeks to address the sensitive topic of roadside memorials to people lost in traffic deaths ...

Ponaganset graduate Owen Allen became a two-time All-New England hammer thrower last Wednesday at Conley Stadium by taking third place in the regional meet with a throw of 215 feet, 7 inches. The ...

For many, that may be the definition of pure paradise, and it’s also the basic premise of Book a Break retreats, a recent start-up and labor of love by former co-workers to friends Kristen ...

LINCOLN – Despite consistent rain, Scott’s Pond is receding, and residents are concerned. Starting last spring and continuing through the late fall, water levels in the Blackstone Canal, Scott ...