To the Editor: The heck with all these politics at football games. Football players should just play football. Stirring up crap at a game could result in violence or a riot. Let's all just get along. David Rourke Warwick more

The contrasts between the 44th and 45th presidents of the United States of America could not be more divergent. Cool, collected, studious and professorial, Barack Obama never mastered our 36th President Lyndon Johnson's adroit ability to press the more

To the Editor: Bob Kraft is wrong in his statement approving players kneeling while the National Anthem is played. That is the wrong time and the wrong place! Colin Kaepernik, ignorant as he is, was hardly a worthy leader in protest considering his more

By MICHAEL HUBER With the frost just melting on the grass in Johnston on Tuesday morning, Operation Stand Down Rhode Island (OSDRI) and volunteers were already hard at work with a new renovation of housing outside their headquarters for the once-homeless more

By PAM SCHIFF On Monday, October 16 the Cranston School Committee held their monthly meeting at their new location, the Cranston High School East auditorium. Going through the agenda, they offered citations, congratulations and farewells. They presented more

In an effort to ensure that Rhode Island's emergency responders are prepared to effectively respond to a range of security challenges, U.S. Senator Jack Reed today announced that the Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency (RIEMA) will receive a more

By THOMAS GREENBERG In a historic policy change, the Boy Scouts of America will now open its door to girls. Both boys and girls can earn the rank of Eagle Scout that has become so well known over time. Pam Hyland, CEO of Girl Scouts of Southern New more

By JEN COWART Friday, October 13 was a lucky afternoon for the students at Cranston High School West, Western Hills Middle School and Hope Highlands Middle School, as it was the annual Cranston West Homecoming Pep Rally. Student council representing both more

Legislation sponsored by Rep. Kenneth A. Marshall and Sen. Walter S. Felag Jr. creating a new permanent state commission to help the state attract national and international sailing events has been signed into law. The Rhode Island Sailing Events more

By JEN COWART Thanks to a collaboration between the staff and families at Stone Hill Elementary School, there is a lot more for students to do during recess time each day. What was formerly a drab outdoor play space is now inviting and exciting for more