The Boy Scouts of America could reverse its decades-old ban on allowing homosexual members and leaders as early as next week, leaving the decision to local troops.
Tiverton Harbormaster David E. Vannier tendered his reisgnation at Monday's Town Council meeting.
The Boy Scouts of America could reverse its decades-old ban on allowing homosexual members and leaders as early as next week, leaving the decision to local troops.
From Charlotte's Web to Where the Wild Things Are, share these classic books with your children and encourage their love for reading.
The Tiverton Town Council will hear from its local delegation during tonight's meeting which starts at 7 p.m. at the Town Hall.
Monday evening's drive home could prove slippery as light snows and freezing rain are expected to last through early Tuesday.
This north Tiverton home was recently listed at $76,500.
A roundup of the government meetings in Tiverton and Little Compton this week.
The proposal to guarantee marriage rights to all Rhode Islanders now moves onto the state Senate.
The new smartphone app allows people to share photos that delete themselves automatically.
This Johnston home is for sale for $399,000.
Here's a look at the one real estate Open House scheduled for this weekend. For more details, follow the link. For other listings in Tiverton and Little Compton, see www.realestate.aol.com.
State Department of Transportation officials said the Route 24 southbound ramp could open as soon as March.
State Department of Transportation officials said the Route 24 southbound ramp could open as soon as March.
The Tiverton Planning Board is hosting a public workshop on extending the Main Road and Bliss Four Corners commercial districts tonight at 6 p.m.
A few simple changes could save you hundreds on your heating and energy bills annually. Here are some easy tips.
Cardi Construction will begin working on the embankment on the Sakonnet River Bridge overnight for the next three weeks.
This Little Compton home just hit the market at $147,000.
The state House Judiciary Committee has scheduled a vote on the controversial measure for 3 pm on Jan. 22.
Time to take out those tape measures, rulers or marked strings and let us know—how much snow fell in your yard?
