Margo Sullivan is the editor of the Rhode Island Patch. She has worked at news organizations in New England and in New York City for 20 years. Her favorite assignments (besides Patch, of course) were The Gabby Dog column, a pet column featuring her cats Asia and Charlie (because cats always get top billing) and her dogs Gabby, Lucky, Heather and Lollypop and an all too brief stint on the City Desk at the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
Police said they stopped a New York City man on I-95 for speeding and then found the marijuana in his car.
The 10 dogs arrived in Middletown around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. Most seem very happy with their new quarters, Brad Shear, of Potter League said
Wings of Rescue flew the animals to New Jersey, where the Potter League staff is picking them up to arrive in Middletown on Tuesday night.
State police have confirmed two people died in the Tuesday morning crash on I-195 in East Providence.
The trio allegedly went shoplifting in the Dave's on Pontiac Avenue.
The Woonsocket Animal Shelter on Cumberland Road has been closed, and the City has moved the pets to alternate locations, police said.
U.S. Navy Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jess Lewis sent these photos of the commemorative game at Cardines Field on Friday.
News sources are reporting one person has been killed in the accident. State police will only say they are investigating a serious accident.
Brinkley changed his plea yesterday just as the trial was about to start, according to Atty. Gen. Peter Kilmartin's office.
The races starts and ends in Newport, but the middle goes through, well, Middletown.
Here are recent arrests and citations from the Portsmouth police department log.
Here are recent arrests and citations. Information comes from the police log.
Gina was born in 1995, came to the zoo a year later and lived there for 19 years.
Here are recent arrests and citations. Information comes from the police log.
An East Providence man was indicted for allegedly molesting a child 14 or younger, the AG's office said.
The dirt is turned at 10 a.m. behind the police station on East Main Road.
The president issued a proclamation; the governor has directed flags to be flown at half-staff, and political leaders have expressed sorrow.
Detective Conor S. O’Donnell was attending the concert. He helped victims and was not injured.
The police department invites people to share a cup of coffee and meet an officer in a relaxed setting.
Police said Monday morning that the probe is ongoing, and no additional information is being released.
