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04/26/2023

Although it is now under new ownership, fans of Crossroad Pub Restaurant should not worry.

Originally opening in 1977, Crossroad Pub Restaurant on Market Street in Warren has officially changed owners for the first time. But loyal patrons shouldn't be concerned.

02/28/2023

Historic preservation advocates let out a cheer after the final vote (4-3 in favor of denying the project) was read into the record after the four-hour meeting.

The Warren Planning Board decided by a 4-3 vote on Monday night to deny Master Plan approval for a 12-unit development proposed at 113 and 119 Water Street.

02/27/2023

The Town of Warren has announced there will be a parking ban beginning at 11 p.m. tonight, and that trash pickup will be delayed one day, ahead of tonight's storm.

The Town of Warren is issuing a parking ban and a delay on trash pickup ahead of Monday night's impending snow storm.

01/23/2023

Tonight's Planning Board meeting will not include discussion or any action regarding the development at 119 Water St., and will be postponed until the board’s next regularly-scheduled meeting in February.

The hearing scheduled for tonight on the 119 Water St. development will be pushed to the end of February, pending new information received by the Warren Planning Board.

12/22/2022

"For me to walk away from Warren breaks my heart, it really does," he said. Rulli had been employed in Warren since 2017.

Bob Rulli has been a polarizing figure among those who have interacted with him, but it cannot be denied that he has made a huge impact on Warren.

12/12/2022

When Bonnie Dion was asked if she considered her actions as something 'heroic', she said: “I don’t think I’m a hero, just someone doing their job.”

Bonnie Dion, who has been a TA at Hugh Cole going on nine years, was in the right place at the right time on Wednesday, Dec. 7 when she noticed a student under duress.

11/16/2022

Don't miss these incredible, historic creations from a talented Warren artist. They're up at the Coffee Depot - Warren, RI through the end of November.

Although Davison Bolster wasn’t interested pastels at the time, he held onto the gift left by his late grandfather. He only learned later what lengths his grandfather took to secure them.

11/09/2022

Not to be forgotten among the election, congratulations to the KMS girls soccer team for their undefeated, championship season!

The Kickemuit girls soccer team and their fans erupted in cheer after the Huskies shutout Gallagher Middle School 2-0 in the middle school state championship at Johnston Stadium on Thursday night. …

11/03/2022

If the ordinance goes through as passed by the planning board, folks concerned about seeing ma*****na shops open on Water Street can rest assured.

Looking ahead to the town possibly accepting recreational ma*****na businesses, the town planning board voted to prevent such businesses from opening in the waterfront business district.

10/20/2022

The project will have multiple benefits, including the repression of invasive phragmites, increasing resiliency against climate change, and the promotion of habitat growth for the endangered saltmarsh sparrow. Warren Land Conservation Trust, Inc.

The project, which will take about four years to complete, has multiple ecological benefits, including flood resiliency and habitat restoration for the endangered saltmarsh sparrow.

10/13/2022

Tune in tonight to our forum with the League of Women Voters of Rhode Island to learn more about your two choices for Warren's representation on the Bristol Warren School Committee.

The Warren candidates for the Bristol Warren Regional School Committee, and the candidates for Senate Districts 10 and 11 will debate in forums on Thursday, Oct. 13, beginning at 6:30 p.m. The …

10/04/2022

"I want people who grew up in this town to be able to live in this town,” said Campbell Street resident Leslie Hartwell. “It just doesn’t seem to be the right fit."

Over 15 residents spoke in opposition to a proposed four-story, 17-unit affordable housing development that would be located at 119 Water St. and would require nine zoning variances.

09/29/2022

Take a deeper look at the development proposed for 119 Water St. The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on the matter Monday, Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. at Town Hall.

The proposal of a 17-unit apartment building on Water Street has already drawn a lot of attention. Check out the details here.

09/29/2022

DOT says the new bike path bridges will be completed in 2025.

Nearly three years to the day the state closed the East Bay Bike Path bridges, officials gathered to celebrate their upcoming replacement. More than a dozen state and local officials attended the …

09/27/2022

Have you checked out the new mural on Child Street yet?

A new mural on Child Street, combined with multiple other efforts, looks to bring awareness to the dangers posed by climate change and rising ocean waters.

09/22/2022

“What made this man tick? Why did he do what he did...I thought that was a story to explore."

Six and a half years after Robert Healey Jr.’s death, his life and political career is the subject of a new book by Bristol-based author Lawrence W. Verria

09/14/2022

The Town is going back out to bid after learning that Addaspace had its business license revoked in February. The $15,000 paid to the company for project designs will be utilized in the RFP process going forward. The deadline to spend the grant money and get a project off the ground is June, 2023.

The multi-year effort to install a series of recreation buildings near the band shell at Burr’s Hill Park has hit a significant and unexpected snag, which has resulted in the Town going back out to bid for the project.

09/12/2022

All students, staff, and faculty were reported to be safe and awaiting dismissal from the football field.

Mt. Hope High School was evacuated this afternoon due to a high reading of carbon monoxide.

09/12/2022

Which is your favorite? Voting closes on Friday. Discover Warren

Which poster design do you like the best? Voting closes on Friday.

09/07/2022

U.S. Senator Jack Reed recently announced that Rhode Island would be receiving $48.5 million in additional federal funding for transportation infrastructure upgrades. $9 million will go towards rebuild the East Bay Bike Path bridges.

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation received some good news last week, and so too did bike path enthusiasts. On Wednesday, Aug. 31, U.S. Senator Jack Reed announced that Rhode Island …

09/01/2022

"You can shoot the same thing over and over again, but it will always be different somehow."

If you’ve seen Lombardi’s work on Facebook or in-person at various craft fairs and art shows where he sells his prints, you will see for yourself that he has something special. You also might have purchased one of his calendars, the newest of which is coming out in September.

08/30/2022

“The more we can bring this into our common conversation and allow people to recognize that there is help and there are people willing to walk with you on your journey, no matter where you are, the better.” - Father Joseph Upton, Saint Mary of the Bay Roman Catholic Church

The vigil provides a space for those affected by addiction to come together in one space and share their experiences, victories, defeats, and ongoing struggles.

08/26/2022

A 100-year-old story involving bold accusations, dishonoring the integrity of baseball, and the Boston Red Sox. A must-read from our archives!

100 years ago, a spat developed between Bristol and Warren ball clubs over hosting famed team.

08/18/2022

“I think all need to be realistic that whatever decision we make, whatever project we ultimately approve, it is never going to please everybody...There will be people in the community who believe we could have done something better or different.”

The Warren Town Council voted 4-1 last week to approve a revised design for a multi-building recreational facility near the band shell at Burr’s Hill Park.

08/15/2022

If Warren is the smallest town in the smallest county in the smallest state in the nation, then it has some of the most talented people, beloved businesses and sought after products per capita anywhere in the world.

If Warren is the smallest town in the smallest county in the smallest state in the nation, then it has some of the most talented people, beloved businesses and sought after products per capita …

07/27/2022

“I see a lot of people riding without helmets. That’s the number one piece of equipment you can have for cycling,” he said. “My helmet probably saved my life.”

Mich Myette was traveling south on the bike path back towards his home in Bristol when a life-changing moment occurred faster than he could react.

07/22/2022

Warren residents who rely on wells are being asked to restrict water usage amidst "critically low" water levels.

The Town of Warren has asked those who utilize private wells to restrict water usage, citing "critically low water levels".

07/21/2022

The Town Council will vote to make the ordinance official next month. Warren may be the first community in Rhode Island to make this move since the state legalized recreational ma*****na in May.

The Town Council approved the first reading of an ordinance that blends tobacco/alcohol language to ban consumption of ma*****na in all public places in town.

07/17/2022

The fliers were found along the parade route, and similar fliers have cropped up around the state and neighboring New England states. They are being investigated by multiple authorities within Rhode Island.

The Bristol Police Department is investigating the origin of fliers found along the Bristol 4th of July parade route that advertise a self-proclaimed “pro-white” New England nationalist social club.

07/15/2022

Is Water Street the best food street in the state? There's lots of reasons to think so!

Could Water Street in Warren hold the densest collection of great restaurants in all of Rhode Island? It’s been a legitimate question for a few years, and recent developments have only …

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First Responder Angels ride for Asst. Fire Chief Remy

The First Responder Angels organized a memorial ride for the late Brian Remy. Apparatus from all over the region showed up in Warren to honor his memory following his wake on Wednesday night. The show of support was truly something to witness.

Child Street partially closed due to flooding

A portion of Child Street in Warren was closed after suffering significant flooding from Hurricane Ida. Numerous businesses and houses were affected, with six inches of water infiltrating the bay of Newport Auto Body at one point, according to an employee.