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Great meeting great guest.

July 27, 2019 Portsmouth Press Editor 0 Comments

Great meeting great guest. Source: Portsmouth Rotary Club

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RIDOH Recommends Re-opening Five Beaches

July 26, 2019July 26, 2019 Sandy McGee 0 Comments

The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) recommends re-opening Gooseberry Beach and Fort Adams Beach in Newport, Saunderstown Yacht Club, Beach Bonnet Shores Beach in Narragansett, and North Kingstown Town Beach for swimming because bacteria levels have returned to acceptable measures.

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“I Saved 67 x 3″…..a special #PolioPlus Fundraiser that District 7630 created …

July 26, 2019 Portsmouth Press Editor 0 Comments

“I Saved 67 x 3″…..a special #PolioPlus Fundraiser that District 7630 created to raise money for #EndPolioNow“. Donating $40 to

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Pasta dinner in remembrance of Keilan

July 25, 2019 Portsmouth Press Editor 0 Comments

Please help. Source: Portsmouth Rotary Club

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Don’t forget!

July 24, 2019 Portsmouth Press Editor 0 Comments

Don’t forget! Source: Island Park Preservation Society

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Local Corn and fresh Blueberries have arrived

July 24, 2019 Portsmouth Press Editor 0 Comments

Local Corn and fresh Blueberries have arrived Source: Island Park Preservation Society

A local family is outraged after Newport Hospital's decision to move the Charles Serbst Memorial Chapel, causing members to create a social media campaign to spread awareness about the move.

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Newport Hospital’s decision to move chapel causes family outrage

July 23, 2019July 23, 2019 Sandy McGee 0 Comments

A local family is outraged after Newport Hospital’s decision to move the Charles Serbst Memorial Chapel, causing members to create a social media campaign to spread awareness about the move.

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Wow……. Like the photos? Check out www.Facebook.com/DispiritoProductions

July 23, 2019 Portsmouth Press Editor 0 Comments

Wow……. Like the photos? Check out www.Facebook.com/DispiritoProductions Source: Island Park Preservation Society

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is advising residents to not feed or have food sources available that can be easily accessed by coyotes or other wildlife.

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Coyote food removal study meets with early success

July 22, 2019July 20, 2019 Sandy McGee 0 Comments

As shown in a striking set of before-and-after pictures, a Portsmouth neighborhood has experienced a significant drop in coyote traffic thanks to the removal of two food sources provided by community residents.