Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 16th of August.
Good morning, Warwick.
Rhode Home Rescue has featured Jolina, a playful deaf pup seeking her forever home in the community.
Interested adopters can contact the rescue for more details and to schedule a visit.
Cranston's Jodi 'Jo' Lentini built her artisan sourdough business, Jo's Dough (with a starter named Doughlene), drawing local food lovers as she perfects her unique recipes.
The Washington County Fair is underway in Richmond, offering rides, food, competitions, and a dahlia show to engage the community, and it runs until 8 p.m. today.
This six-decade tradition supports local organizations and celebrates agriculture.
Samples collected on Aug.
4 showed West Nile Virus in mosquito traps from Cranston, North Providence, and Providence, according to the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management; the agency warns risk remains high statewide.
A Little Compton home sold for $5,625,000 on Aug.
15, making it the most expensive property in the recent transactions. The report lists several sales from Rhode Island and nearby Massachusetts.
URI head coach Jim Fleming spoke after the Aug.
15 training camp scrimmage — he noted progress amid challenges as the team prepares for its season debut on Aug. 28.
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