Seven members of North Kingstown High School’s state championship baseball team and several other players from around the area helped SnapDragon Baseball’s 16U squad to the New England AAU championship on Aug. 8. The team went 1-1 in pool play in the six-team bracket, then beat Maplewood Bas…
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The Southern Rhode Island Youth Hockey Association is introducing the SRI Sirens this fall
The New England Patriots Alumni Foundation brought its “Football for You” camp to South County on Friday. Despite warm temperatures, a solid crowd of youngsters turned out for the free event at Narragansett High School. The unique 2-hour, non-contact free clinic stresses leadership, teamwork…
Michael Millen Sr (left) presents to Mark Nelson (right) an award on behalf of the South County Youth Wrestling Club. Nelson founded the Wrestling Club in 1998 and has been at the head leading as president, coach, and director during the past 22 years. He is being recognized for his dedicate…
The Chris Collins Wiffle Ball Tournament returned for its third installment after a year away in 2020. Teams converged on Tuckertown Park in South Kingstown on Saturday, with proceeds going to the Chris Collins Foundation. Named for the late Chris Collins – former South Kingstown High School…
Road racing’s return to Narragansett continued with the Bobby Doyle Summer Classic on Sunday, and it came back with a bang.
Aiming for another deep postseason run after last year’s runner-up finish, the Slocum Baseball Club instead fell victim to a quarterfinal upset.
South Kingstown Little League’s junior division all-stars narrowly missed out on more history at the state tournament.
R&R Construction of Newport claimed its first crown since 1992 with a 6-3 victory over South Kingstown Post 39
This club soccer season represented the last ride for a group of Bayside United players who have been together for much of their careers.
South Kingstown Post 39’s junior division team bowed out of the playoffs with a 12-4 loss to Smithfield-North Providence Post 29 on Tuesday night at Old Mountain Field. The result completed a sweep for the visitors, who had won the first game 1-0 on Monday. Post 39 had gone 7-8 in the regula…
Blessing of the Fleet Road Race returns with festive atmosphere; URI grad Celico earns first-place finish
The South Kingstown Little League junior division all-stars have gone 2-1 at the state tournament in Cranston and now get a title shot. The team won its first game, then dropped an extra-inning heartbreaker to Barrington in the winners bracket final. With a win over Cranston on Tuesday, Sout…
South Kingstown Post 39 had its best regular season record in a few years and is meeting similar success in the Rhode Island American Legion playoffs.
The North Kingston School Committee showed support for the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Subcommittee and board member Jen Lima amid debate regarding a proposal to recall Lima at their regularly-scheduled meeting Tuesday night. Debate regarding the DEI sub-committee dominated the majority of citizen’s comments during the meeting as some citizens expressed concern for the work the subcommittee is doing and the agenda proposed by its mission statement. The school committee voiced support for the subcommittee’s work and for Lima, who has become the focus of those opposing it. Lima is far from the only local or state politician facing backlash from constituents who have called for, or initiated, a recall less than a year after the 2020 election. Also Tuesday, California Governor Gavin Newsom easily defeated a recall effort that cost taxpayers an estimated $300 million or more. Do you believe it should be more difficult for citizens to recall an elected official after an election? Why or why not? Let us know below and cast your vote in this week's poll.
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