Editor’s note: This story was largely written prior to the postponement of a wide range of sporting events – including the EGSL’s planned starting date – in response to the … more

We are still in the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, and unfortunately, there does not seem to be an end in sight. Of course, in the grand scheme of things there is . but for the next couple weeks, it looks like it will be more of the same. I am still more

Connecticut and Massachusetts made some decisions relating to fishing and COVID-19 last week to preserve fishing yet keep their State and the fishing community safe. Many feel that fishing (fresh or saltwater) is one activity that citizens might be able more

Last week, Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo announced that all K-12 schools in the state would be adhering to distance learning plans starting Monday, March 23 through April 3. With the announcement, the Rhode Island Interscholastic more

Last week marked the end of an era, as former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady signed a two-year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to put an end to his days in Foxboro. Although it was hard to believe, and is still difficult to process, more

Many local businesses throughout the country are feeling the effects of the COVID-19 crisis, having to close down shop for the foreseeable future and figure out a away to stay afloat. Stacie Venagro, who is the owner of Stacie Venagro more

By ALEX SPONSELLER Cranston West cornerback Nate Sena recently made his college decision official, committing to play for the Division II Stonehill Skyhawks next fall in Easton, Mass. "e;It feels great now that I'm less stressed about it. It's amazing, I'm more

Fishing is a lot like being a fireman in that you need to be ready all the time. The last thing you want to do is lose a fish due to faulty gear or tackle. That’s why … more

By ALEX SPONSELLER Despite falling behind by nine points at halftime, the No. 9 Cranston West boys basketball team would travel to No. 8 Westerly and pull off the 66-54 upset in the Sweet 16 of the open state tournament. The Falcons got some revenge with more

By RYAN D. MURRAY The Pilgrim Patriots unified basketball team were trounced 45-30 by the Thunderbolts on Wednesday afternoon at Cranston High School East. East's Sam Gray topped all scorers with 15 points and Larenz Martin, Zack Jennings, and Emily more

By ALEX SPONSELLER Last Friday, the Rhode Island Interscholastic League announced that it would be canceling the remaining winter sports tournaments for the 2019-2020 season. Those tournaments included boys basketball, which was slated to play its Elite more

By ALEX SPONSELLER The top-seeded Portsmouth boys basketball team rolled past No. 4 Cranston West 75-54 last week in the Division II Semifinals at Rhode Island College. Portsmouth took a lead in the first half, but things seemed to be looking up for West more