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Archive remains priority for Amore
Secretary of State Gregg Amore stopped by the historic Sprague Mansion in Cranston last week to talk about the importance of creating a new home for the state archives.  In addressing a … more
Centreville Bank scholarships available
Centreville Bank has announced the return of three college scholarships to help high school seniors further their education. This year, the bank will award a total of $50,000 to students in Rhode … more
Greater Providence YMCA CEO Karen Santilli was asked what was on top of her “wish list” at the Warwick Rotary Club last Thursday. She said, stabilizing business operations.
YMCA lays off maintenance staff, retains vendor
Citing the financial challenges brought on by the pandemic and broader economic uncertainties, Karen Santilli, CEO of the Greater Providence YMCA announced last Friday it has laid off its 13-member … more
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From left, Victoria Rhine (Providence), Jackie Cambio (Cranston) and Stephanie Van Patten (Warwick) at last year’s commodore dinner.
Three women chart new course at yacht club
The historic Edgewood Yacht Club will host its annual open house March 9. The annual event is a chance to invite the public to see the club and welcome the spring as a community. With offerings … more
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Cranston: Ready. Harvey DuPerry takes a shot during a practice game.
With bragging rights on the line, pool tourney set for March 4
Game on! Pool enthusiasts from the Cranston Senior Center are going to face their counterparts from the Johnston Senior Center on March 4 th . It’s all in good fun and there’s … more
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Galazzi stands next to a self-portrait she did when she was 18 during her senior year of high school. She said she hung a mirror over the easel and the piece is of her looking at herself. “That's my concentrating face,” she said.
Local artist showcases her ‘Earth Skins’ in national exhibit
A national juried exhibition has opened at the Bristol Art Museum, and one of Cranston’s very own is showing her work alongside that of artists from across the country. Milisa Galazzi has … more
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Gina Eubank, chief operating officer of the nonprofit Comprehensive Community Action Program, says, “What I really worry about is Rhode Island cutting adult Medicaid dental services.”
Community agency faces uncertainty as federal cuts loom
Uncertainty permeates the nation’s networks of social services all the way from the federal government to community help centers like the Comprehensive Community Action Program and Health … more
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Bob Pirraglia and Bernadette Conte of Cranston catch up during Friday’s festivities. She took a moment to remembered those who built the church, including her grandfather, Antonio Cardi and her father Cosmo Capotosto.
St. Mary’s celebrates 100 years of embracing faith, family, traditions
Their fathers and grandfathers would have been proud. Antonio. Cosmo. Vincenzo. And so many more hard-working Italians who tirelessly petitioned the Diocese of Providence to grant them … more
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When the mayor leaves town, who needs to know?
If the mayor’s responsibility to notify the City Council president when heading out of town wasn’t clear before Monday night’s City Council meeting, it soon will be. What was … more
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Cranston Chatter
March 1, Asbury UMC will be hosting a charity event at Top Golf’s Cranston location t 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Pro's and beginners welcome to join in this Asbury UMC charity event to raise funds … more
Police log
DOMESTIC ASSAULT On Feb. 25 at 3:09 a.m., officer(s) arrested Katie McCormick, 35, of 45 June Ave., for Domestic-Simple Assault/Battery and Domestic-Disorderly Conduct. The arrest was the result … more
Hugh B. Bain Middle School 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
Grade 8 High Honors Alvarado, Elianah S., Luy, Cedric V., Matta, Natalia L., Olivo, Jayson M., Pallanan, Mikaela A., Rabanales Urizar, Selvin D., Som, Julia, Tamup Noriega, Carlitos I. … more
Lark
Animal Talk
What's cuter than a puppy in a bow tie? This little puppy named Lark is hoping to sing his was into your heart! If you have been searching for a puppy, look no further. Lark and another littermate … more
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Michael Sabitoni of Cranston and associate professor and department chair, food and beverage and travel and tourism studies at Johnson & Wales University.
Sabitoni recognized with RI Hospitality Award
The RI Hospitality Association (RIHA) presented Michael Sabitoni of Cranston and associate professor and department chair, food and beverage and travel and tourism studies at Johnson & Wales … more
Answering a call to help the homeless, students at Bain Middle School collected warm clothing and also donations. Here Principal Keith Croft (center with tie) gives a check to CCAP social worker Jesse Dooley (center left of Croft) who works with the homeless.
Bain students accept challenge, help those in need
Last month, right around Martin Luther King Day, Bain faculty put out a challenge to the student body:  How much can we help people without homes in our community this winter? Last week, … more
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A-1 patient! Frank Del Santo (right) shares a hug with his doctor Yul Ejnes at a special party Saturday at the Sprague mansion.
Community salutes Del Santo at 100
February 1925. The world was different. There were only 48 stars on the flag, Calvin Coolidge was president, Sears Roebuck & Co. opened its first store. Sweet Georgia Brown and the Charleston … more
State Rep — State Rep. Richard Fascia represents Johnston and a small section of Cranston. He also made history on election night when he won the tight race for his District 42 seat — he is the first Republican to hold that seat in more than 80 years.
Fascia ends 80-year GOP drought in District 42
Richard Fascia wasn’t looking to set any records when he decided last year to run as a Republic for State Representative in District 42. A former Providence police officer who said his … more
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Project Sweet Peas brings holiday joy to NICU families
What started as a simple gesture – providing Halloween costumes to Neonatal Intensive Care Unit babies in 2010 – has grown into something much more. Project Sweet Peas, a Warwick-based … more
Dyer Avenue Florist assistant MaryRose Ouillette helps finish off countless bouquets.
“By far, our busiest day”
Say it with flowers.  Say it with balloons, candy or cards. Valentine’s Day messages of love kept businesses hustling last week – particularly florists where sprays of roses and … more
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Cranston Chatter
Feb. 19, URI Pharmacy Outreach Program , the Cranston Senior Enrichment is hosting a workshop on hearing loss on Wed. at 10 a.m. at 1070 Cranston St. Feb. 21, Cranston Senior Enrichment Center … more
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