Southern New England Witch Dancers Return to Barrington This Weekend

The Troupe will launch their 2025 season with a ‘Spring Fling’ performance at Library Cove (behind the Barrington Library) Sun. May 18 @ 1pm

Brier & Brier Insurance Agency Expands to Include Third Generation

As it enters its 40th year of serving clients, Jacob Brier joins Brier & Brier, a local insurance and employee benefits agency.

Production for Tubi show ends in Barrington. Did you see them filming?

Production for the "Luna, The Witch" spin-off series completed filming in the Barrington area on Sunday. Here's what we know.

Learning and sharing about Israel and the Middle East

Local event provided information about the conflict in Israel and Gaza, created the opportunity to discuss the situation with neighbors.

A Glass Façade

Bond vote: Keep transparency and community praises in context, and call for assurances that our neighbors can afford to live here.

Discover PIC-WIL Nature Preserve

Free guided walks led by the Barrington Land Conservation Trust

New Rhode Island-based Company Making it Easier, More Affordable

The lines between work, school, and home life became increasingly blurred - have left many homeowners yearning for more space.

And They're Off!

Graduates prepare to study at colleges around the world

Blood Drive on Thursday at Barrington Congregational Church

Spend 20 Minutes to Save Three Lives

Blood Drive on Thursday at Barrington Congregational Church

Spend 20 Minutes to Save Three Lives

Speaking up Strongly

A Response to Attorney General Sessions

Barrington Special Educators Honored

Barrington Special Education Advisory Committee holds 6th annual award ceremony

University Orthopedics opens facility at Kettle Point

The 90,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art medical offices and surgery center offers the latest in orthopedic treatments.

Five Reasons Middle-School Kids Still Need Child Care

5 Reasons to give your kids a cultural child care experience in the teen years

Sporting Safety for Winter-Lovers

Tips to keep the kids safe when they play during the cold, winter weather.

Social Security's Gift To Children Is Security

Caring for children is one way to safeguard their future. And we at Social Security know a thing or two know a thing about helping children.

Understanding the Government Pension Offset

When you receive both a non-covered government pension and a Social Security spousal benefit, your Social Security benefit may be reduced.

Social Security Supports Veterans

Supporting veterans and active duty members of the military is a key part of Social Security’s mission.

How May We Help You?

Social Security's Benefit Eligibility Screening Tool can help you find out if you might be eligible for certain benefits.

Access My Social Security On The Go!

Social Security is at the forefront of technological advancements, making your online business with us easier and more secure.

A Calculated Retirement

Calculating when you should retire requires evaluating all sources of your retirement income, including Social Security.

Retiring Abroad? What You Need To Know About Getting Benefits Overseas

Retiring outside the US can be an exciting way to spend your golden years and it's possible to get your Social Security while living abroad.

How Did They Do It Without Computers?

How did Social Security, one of the world’s largest “bookkeeping operations”, manage to keep workers' records before we had computers?

Grama’s Rules on Housekeeping & Hospitality, Plus The True Story of the Wise Old Owl

​An homage to my paternal grandmother, Beatrice Evelyn Bowen, I hope you are entertained by this story and life lessons.

Barrington residents to benefit from grants from Rhode Island Foundation

The grants to nine nonprofit organizations come through the Barrington District Nursing Association Fund at the Foundation

Rhode Island Gets New Writing Classes for Students of All Ages Grub Street comes to Providence!

Creative writing classes in Rhode Island

Pros and Cons of Childcare Options for Today’s Dynamic Families

A mom's review of real childcare options and what's to love, or hate, about each

10 Handy Ways to Use Social Security Online

We offer you some common and not-so common ways to use www.socialsecurity.gov

University Orthopedics Welcomes Dr. Ramin Tabaddor to Expanding Orthopedic Care Team

Sports Medicine Specialist Ramin Tabaddor, M.D. has joined University Orthopedics and will see patients in new East Greenwich location.

How You Can Grow Your Social Security Benefits Beyond Retirement Age

Waiting to claim your Social Security retirement benefits could grow them by up to 32 percent.

Position Your Student Athlete for Success

University Orthopedics is offering free pre-participation exams for student athletes on August 5th from 8am-12pm in Providence.

What Your Grandchild Can Teach You About Social Security

Take advantage of your grandchild’s computer skills and navigate Social Security’s website together!

Social Security’s Five Top New Blog Posts

Social Security’s blog, Social Security Matters, is a go-to source for news and resources.

Local students receive $1,000 scholarships from Dunkin' Donuts franchisees

Dunkin' Donuts awarded two local students $1,000 scholarships at an annual luncheon held on Thursday, June 22.

Barrington Enrichment Summer Theatre Camp!

Theatrical day camp for youth age 8-18.

THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY AND MIGRAINE PATIENTS WANT YOU TO “Show You Care and Wear a Pair” ON JUNE 21

Wednesday is World Migraine Solidarity Day

Association of Migraine Disorders to Host Panel Discussion on Latest Treatments and Research

June 23 Event is Free and Open to the Public

Association of Migraine Disorders Goes Nautical with their Third Annual Mad Hatter Party

Event to Honor Sen. Whitehouse, Dr. Dale Bond and Advocate Katie Golden and Raise Money for Researchden

Barrington Special Educators Receive Awards

The Special Education Advisory Committee for the Barrington Public Schools held its 5th annual award ceremony on Tuesday, May 30.

RI Foundation offers $35,000 to local Jewish groups

Jewish community groups, synagogues and day schools have until June 9 to apply for grants through the Bliss, Gross, Horowitz Fund