Pascoag News
Providence Journal - Fri Nov 21
An expert in child-abuse pediatrics who attended 3-year-old Thomas "T.J." Wright at Hasbro Children's Hospital after he had been severely beaten said today that the boy's injuries were not consistent with a ...
Cumberland, Rhode Island Residents to Benefit from Verizon Wireless Network ExpansionTMCnet - Fri Nov 21
In a continuing effort to provide the best wireless service for local residents in Providence County, Verizon Wireless has activated a new cell site.
First witness says child was bruised, swollenProvidence Journal - Wed Nov 19
The murder trial of Gilbert Delestre, who is accused of beating to death 3-year-old Thomas J. Wright in Woonsocket four years ago, began today with a rescue worker testifying the child was so bruised "he ...
A Woonsocket man was convicted of first-degree child molestation on Wednesday.WHJJ-AM Providence - Fri Nov 14
A man from Woonsocket was charged with one-count of first-degree child molestation on Wednesday, Novemeber 12.
Grand jury hands up 5 indictmentsProvidence Journal - Sun Nov 09
A Providence County grand jury last week handed up these indictments in five unrelated cases: Kojo Osei-Adjei, 38, of 515 Cranston St., Providence, was indicted on seven counts of first-degree sexual assault ...
Former DMV clerk on trial in license fraud caseProvidence Journal - Wed Nov 05
The trial of a former Department of Motor Vehicles clerk accused of issuing valid state drivers' licenses that were sold to ineligible individuals started this morning in U.S. District Court.
Superior Court swamped by civil casesProvidence Journal - Mon Oct 27
The wheels of justice are slowing in Rhode Island's main trial court as the short-handed Superior Court tries to deal with a sharp increase in new civil cases.
Woonsocket man indicted in rape of girlfriend's childProvidence Journal - Sat Oct 25
An 18-year-old Woonsocket man accused of raping and beating his girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter has been indicted by a Providence grand jury.
Budget-balancing plan threatens RIPTA serviceProvidence Journal - Mon Oct 20
The budget-balancing plan before the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority's board of directors would mean cutting the agency's work force by 165, with practically the whole cutback coming through layoffs, ...
Janice Fernandez, Bellevue AvenueProvidence Journal - Sun Oct 05
The mail keeps coming, long after the residents are gone. Grocery store circulars, water bills, medical bills and notices from loan-servicing companies addressed to houses the postman knows are vacant.
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