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EagleBridge Capital has arranged $5,900,000 construction mortgage financing for Phase One of Cedarbrook Homes in Swansea, MA. The mortgage was arranged by EagleBridge senior director Brian Walsh and principal Ted Sidel. The loan was provided by a leading national lender. Phase One, now under construction, includes eigh

Randall has been at Marist since June 2021. Marist was 2nd on both the men's and women's sides at the 2026 MAAC Championships. Current photo via Providence Athletics. Providence College has hired Anthony Randall as its next head coach. Randall most recently spent time as the head coach at Marist University and fills th

(WJAR) — The City of Providence is set to announce the headlining performer and grand marshals for this year’s edition of PVDFest. Providence leaders will gather on Wednesday to make the announcement. The announcement for the city’s biggest festival will be held at Waterplace Park on Memorial Boulevard...

Along with her handler, school resource officer Rachel Gaffney, Millie will offer comfort and support, as well as strengthen the relationship between police and students in the district.

The Coventry Town Council voted Tuesday night in favor of a ballot question to determine how the fire department will operate.

Scottish soccer fans, known collectively as the Tartan Army, have left their mark on the Ocean State, and now, the Rhode Island community is trying to pay it forward.

It seems all is right in the world as the owner of Taunton's Star Drive-In is scheduled to finalize the purchase of the property on June 30 — ending close to a year of uncertainty over the fate of the beloved Restaurant. "I have done my due diligence, inspections, environmental surveys, and appraisal. I have secured fi

A man wanted in Fall River was arrested early Monday morning after allegedly fleeing from New Bedford police, prompting a pursuit.

Gov. Dan McKee (D-RI) signed into law a three-year ban on new charter schools in Rhode Island on Thursday. He told reporters that “the circumstances have changed,” despite saying five years ago that there was “no room for compromise.” The moratorium lowers the charter school cap from 35 to 28. The law also retroactivel

A Fall River man has been sentenced to up to a decade in prison following his third trial for a fatal street assault on Albion Street.