The first Dairy Queen Grill and Chill in Rhode Island has officially opened after a long winter of construction. Co-franchisee of the restaurant, Will Dailey said that the delay was mainly caused by the ground freezing before they could lay asphalt. Regardless, Dailey was excited for the April opening as the weather warmed up and a crowd formed Monday morning waiting to get inside. The restaurant, which seats 72 patrons and has a drive-through window, has hired three full-tim

Volunteers got a taste of spring on Sunday as they worked to clean up the Meschanticut State Park in Cranston for the 3rd Annual Clean-up hosted by Ward 5 Cranston City Councilman, Chris Paplauskas. More than 100 volunteers of all ages attended the event this past Sunday, April 22 (Earth Day). “This was the 3rd annual Meschanticut Lake park cleanup,” said Councilman Paplauskas. “I couldn't be prouder to see more than 100 volunteers take the time to spend earth day cleaning up

After four years of Gina Raimondo at the helm, these are the headlines in some of the biggest publications in the world… DAILY MAIL: RHODE ISLAND IS THE “WORST POSSIBLE STATE TO LIVE IN” AP: “THE BIGGEST NEWSPAPERS IN CONNECTICUT AND RHODE ISLAND ARE FEUDING OVER WHICH STATE IS WORSE.” This isn’t the Rhode Island that we grew up in… These aren’t the headlines that are going to attract the next American Dream… But as Governor, I’m going to roll up my sleeves, and right this sh

(Cranston) – Cranston Mayor and Republican candidate for Governor Allan Fung, received the endorsement of the Warwick Republican City Committee. “The Warwick City Committee voted last evening to endorse Mayor Fung to be our next Governor. We are excited to support the Mayor and help him onto victory,” said Chairman Tony Corrente. Warwick is the second large city committee to formally endorse Mayor Fung, following Cranston’s lead. Cities and towns will endorse candidates prior