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JobsCCRI and Senesco Marine launch a free welding program built around a $78.6 million ferryIf you've thought about a welding career, there's a free way in. Senesco Marine of North Kingstown and the Community College of Rhode Island announced a training program Monday, created in response to the shipbuilder's $78.6 million contract with the Delaware River and Bay Authority.Today’s editionRead ProvidenceProvidence's Graduate hotel, the former Biltmore, is headed to auction on Jan. 20If you've ever looked up at the red letters atop the old Biltmore, here's the news: the Graduate Providence Hotel is set for auction on Jan. 20 in New York City, according to a public sale notice. The legal notice was published Oct. 25, and AJ Capital Partners owns the property while Hilton operates it.Today’s editionRead

Around Warwick

From WPRI.com, News Radio 920 WHJJ and 17 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WPRI.com1 hour ago

    Understanding Medicare: How The Retirement Factory Helps Retirees Navigate Their Options

    When it comes to retirement planning, healthcare is one of the most important pieces of the puzzle. For more than 15 years, The Retirement Factory has been helping listeners and clients better understand the key phases of retirement planning, including income, medical coverage, taxes, and legacy planning. Through its long-running radio show and retirement education

  2. News Radio 920 WHJJ1 hour ago

    Potentially Rabid Raccoon Attacks Warwick Resident

    The victim was bitten or scratched near Payton Avenue and they began receiving post-rabies exposure treatment on Sunday.

    Also reported byWPRI.com

  3. Warwick Patch1 hour ago

    Warwick Raccoon Bite-Scratch Victim Treated For Rabies Exposure: State

    The person was bitten or scratched Sunday in the area of Payton Avenue, according to the Rhode Island Department of Health.

  4. Fall River Herald News2 hours ago

    Greater Fall River polls buzz with activity for 2026 midterm elections

    Scenes from the polls across Greater Fall River as residents cast their ballots in the Nov. 3 midterm elections.

  5. FUN 1072 hours ago

    Massachusetts Has Almost 10 Cities Ranked For Having Great Pizza

    The results revealed which towns across the country had the best pizza!

  6. El Planeta2 hours ago

    Día de las elecciones en Massachusetts: Qué debes saber

    Las urnas abrieron hoy de 7 a. m. a 8 p. m. El día de las elecciones no es feriado en Massachusetts: el correo y los bancos abren, pero varias escuelas cerraron

  7. WJAR2 hours ago

    DOJ monitoring elections in Rhode Island and Massachusetts

    The Department of Justice announced it is monitoring elections across the nation, including in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

  8. The Boston Globe3 hours ago

    A guide for Election Day in Rhode Island

    Polls close at 8 p.m. Here are the key races to watch.

  9. Providence Business News3 hours ago

    St. Andrew’s School Appoints Benjamin White ‘08 as Board President

    St. Andrew’s School has appointed Benjamin White ’08 as President of its Board of Trustees. A dedicated St. Andrew’s alumnus, he previously served as Board Vice President and has provided leadership across several strategic committees and initiatives. In his new role, he will help guide the implementation of the School’s ambitious strategic plan, expanding its

  10. Fall River Reporter3 hours ago

    Fall River Firefighters Union highlights three Monday fires, calls for additional staffing, new contract

    The Fall River Firefighters Union is pointing to three separate fires the department responded to on Monday as an example of why proper staffing matters, while continuing to press for more personnel and a new contract. According to a social media post from the union, firefighters responded to a homeless encampment fire (1 person was

  11. WLNE-TV3 hours ago

    Providence will have a new mayor after Election Day

    Providence will have a new mayor after voters cast ballots on Election Day.

  12. WarwickPost.com3 hours ago

    Aram G. Garabedian, 91: “Champion for All”

    Editor’s note: The following obituary was provided by the Nardolillo Funeral Home. WARWICK, RI — Aram G. Garabedian, 91, a champion for all, passed away peacefully on Oct. 30, 2026,

    Also reported byProvidence Business News

  13. WPRI.com4 hours ago

    Secretary of State Gregg Amore talks about voting on Election Day

    Secretary of State Gregg Amore joined 12 News This Morning to talk about how voting is going so far with early voting and day-of voting.

  14. This Week in Worcester4 hours ago

    Polar Park to host Worcester leg of seven-day New England marathon challenge

    Worcester runners can enter the Polar Park marathon alone or join a relay team in New England 776. Registration closes Feb. 1, 2027.

  15. News Radio 920 WHJJ5 hours ago

    Rhode Islanders Head To The Polls Today For The Midterm Election

    Voters will be electing a new governor, a new attorney general, Providence mayor, a U.S. Senator and Congressional representatives, along with local candidates.

  16. Uprise RI5 hours ago

    Providence Teachers to Picket Over Cold Classrooms and Blown Fuses

    The Providence Teachers Union plans an informational picket Wednesday outside district headquarters after boiler problems hit four schools and space heaters reportedly tripped power.

  17. The Providence Journal6 hours ago

    This Providence gas station is hiding some seriously good food

    Tucked inside a Providence gas station, Spice Valley is winning fans with butter chicken pizza, walking tacos and Indian fusion.

  18. The Providence Journal6 hours ago

    Go inside Spice Valley, the Providence eatery inside a gas station

    From butter chicken pizza to customizable walking tacos, Spice Valley is changing the way people think about gas station food.

  19. The Providence Journal6 hours ago

    RIFC attendance dips as state starts paying for stadium

    Bond payments on the new Pawtucket stadium are starting at the same time attendance lags.

  20. The Providence Journal6 hours ago

    RI Election Day is here: Big races and ballot questions voters face

    Polls are open across RI. Here's what voters need to know about the races, ballot questions and voting today.

  21. FUN 1076 hours ago

    Table Flips & Book Signings: Teresa Giudice Announces Rhode Island Tour Stop

    "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice is heading to the Greenwich Odeum. Get all the details on her upcoming RI book event inside.

  22. WJAR7 hours ago

    Bond questions seek millions for economic development, higher education in Rhode Island

    Rhode Island voters will decide five bond questions in Tuesday's election.

  23. Fall River Herald News8 hours ago

    25 female athletes up for Herald News Player of the Week Oct. 26-31

    You can vote for your favorite Athlete of the Week. Six area schools are represented

  24. Fall River Herald News8 hours ago

    Somerset selectmen propose 'pause' on developing data centers

    Somerset is hoping to avoid past mistakes and get ahead of the curve if data centers ever decide to come to town.

  25. Fall River Herald News8 hours ago

    National Grid offers help with energy bills at Fall River event

    National Grid is hosting in-person events and a webinar in Massachusetts to help customers manage energy bills.

  26. Fall River Herald News8 hours ago

    Top Fall River-area high school football performers from Week 8

    Joseph Case, Diman and Durfee each came away with wins in Week 8

  27. RINewsToday10 hours ago

    Providence Academic Honors Announcement Raises Questions

    Providence Public Schools announced 106 national academic honorees, including 69 from Classical High School. A closer look at the remaining 37 students, academic performance, state accountability ratings and school board leadership.

  28. RINewsToday11 hours ago

    Business Beat: Ocean State Business Expo & Networking – November 10, Crowne Plaza

    Business Beat: The Ocean State Business Expo & Networkiing - November 10, 3 - 7pm, Crowne Plaza

  29. Fall River Reporter12 hours ago

    Fall River barber shop announces when it will be closing

    A Fall River barber shop will close its doors at the end of the year after 15 years in business. In a social media post, the owner of All Star Barbers, Steve Grace, reflected on starting the business at age 24 with a passion for cutting hair and a desire to build something special. Over

  30. Newport Daily News12 hours ago

    RI Lottery Powerball, Numbers Midday winning numbers for Nov. 2, 2026

    Check your tickets for Rhode Island daily lottery draw games here.

  31. WPRI.com12 hours ago

    Hometown Hero: Isaac Rodriguez, East Providence

    EAST PROVIDENCE, RI (WPRI) — This week’s Cardi’s Furniture & Mattresses Hometown Sports Hero is Isaac Rodriguez. The East Providence Senior’s play on all three sides of the ball has helped the Townies to their best start since 2003. As a defensive back, Rodriguez leads his team with 5 Interceptions, and on Special Teams he has returned

  32. WPRI.com13 hours ago

    Providence handles Maine in first game under Bryan Hodgson

    PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Jacob Bannarbie had 14 points to lead the Friars in a 83-56 win over Maine in the first game under Head Coach Bryan Hodgson. Four other Friars finished in double-figures – Ryan Mela had 13 points, Malik Mack and Javon Bardwell each had 12 points and Miles Byrd had 10 points.

  33. Brown Daily Herald13 hours ago

    SPH Medicaid fellows program aims to help Rhode Islanders navigate changing regulations

    The fellows work with local community organizations to directly support individuals impacted by the changes.

  34. Brown Daily Herald13 hours ago

    PPSD superintendent announces early resignation

    The announcement comes after the PPSD’s return to local control.

  35. Brown Daily Herald13 hours ago

    Women’s soccer claims 4-0 victory over Cornell on Senior Day

    The Bears clinched their fourth consecutive Ivy League Tournament berth, capping off an undefeated home season.

  36. Fall River Herald News13 hours ago

    Top performers | Durfee girls soccer punches ticket to the postseason

    Here's a look at the Herald News' top performers and highlights for Nov. 2.

  37. Providence Business News13 hours ago

    Centreville Bank plans first Middlesex County branch in Essex, Conn.

    WEST WARWICK – Centreville Bank plans to open a full-service branch in Essex, Conn., in early 2027, it announced Nov. 2, marking its first location in Middlesex County as the Rhode Island-based lender continues expanding along the Connecticut shoreline. The branch will be located at 125 Westbrook Road and will include an interactive teller machine

    Also reported byHartford Business Journal

  38. Providence Business News13 hours ago

    Five Questions With: Monica Kwok

    Monica Kwok is a partner in Holland & Knight LLP’s Boston office, where she advises search funds, independent sponsors and private equity firms on investments, acquisitions and other transactions. A Harvard Law School graduate who earned her undergraduate degree summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania, Kwok leads the firm’s search fund practice. She

  39. Providence Business News14 hours ago

    Citizens adds Newport Beach wealth team serving clients with $1.2B in assets

    PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. announced Oct. 28 that it has added a private wealth advisory team in Newport Beach, Calif., as the Providence-based bank continues expanding its wealth management business nationally. The team, led by Matt Webber and Chris Illiano, will operate as Webber Wealth Partners within Citizens Private Wealth. It serves high-net-worth

  40. Providence Business News14 hours ago

    Bank of America survey points to later holiday shopping, tighter budgets

    PROVIDENCE – Black Friday may be losing ground as the centerpiece of the holiday shopping season, with more Americans planning to do most of their gift buying in early to mid-December, according to a new Bank of America Corp. survey released Oct. 29. Twenty-nine percent of consumers said they plan to do most of their

In brief

The short notes of Morning Warwick’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Election DayIf you're voting today, polls are open from 7 a.m.

    If you're voting today, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. You'll see five statewide ballot questions that range from affordable housing to watershed protection. Question 1 would allocate $275 million for higher education facilities, including a Workforce Innovation Center at CCRI.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: WarwickPost.com, Brown Daily Herald

  • Find your pollIf you're not sure where you vote, you can look up your polling place and sample ballot to see every race and referendum in your precinct.

    If you're not sure where you vote, you can look up your polling place and sample ballot to see every race and referendum in your precinct. WPRI says early voting and mail-in ballots have seen good turnout so far.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WPRI.com

  • Rabies alertThe Health Department is urging Warwick residents to stay cautious after a resident was bitten or scratched by a possibly rabid raccoon near Payton Avenue.

    The Health Department is urging Warwick residents to stay cautious after a resident was bitten or scratched by a possibly rabid raccoon near Payton Avenue. The raccoon wasn't captured or tested, the resident began post-rabies exposure treatment Sunday, and the department has identified 46 rabid wild animals so far this year.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WPRI.com

  • Remembering AramAram Garabedian, a former state legislator and Cranston City Council president, died Oct.

    Aram Garabedian, a former state legislator and Cranston City Council president, died Oct. 30 at 91 after an eight-year battle with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. He's remembered for his colorful "Aram-isms" and for bringing the Warwick Mall back to life after the 2010 floods. Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins ordered flags to half-staff Monday in his honor.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Providence Business News, USA TODAY, The Providence Journal

  • Centreville BankWest Warwick-based Centreville Bank plans to open a full-service branch at 125 Westbrook Road in Essex, Conn., in early 2027.

    West Warwick-based Centreville Bank plans to open a full-service branch at 125 Westbrook Road in Essex, Conn., in early 2027. It would be the bank's first location in Middlesex County and bring its Connecticut network to eight locations. The $3.15 billion-asset bank currently operates 23 branches in Rhode Island and Connecticut.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Providence Business News, Hartford Business Journal

  • Coventry wellsThirty-seven private wells near Provident Place in Coventry exceed the state's 20 parts per trillion PFAS standard, with results pending for 16 more, ecoRI News reports.

    Thirty-seven private wells near Provident Place in Coventry exceed the state's 20 parts per trillion PFAS standard, with results pending for 16 more, ecoRI News reports. Ninety-one wells have been sampled so far within a quarter-mile of Central Coventry Park.

    Around Rhode Island · Today’s editionSource: ecoRI News

  • Friars winProvidence College opened its season with an 83-56 win over Maine Monday, the first game under head coach Bryan Hodgson.

    Providence College opened its season with an 83-56 win over Maine Monday, the first game under head coach Bryan Hodgson. Jacob Bannarbie led the Friars with 14 points, and five Friars scored in double figures. Providence plays Nebraska at Mohegan Sun on Nov. 6 at 6 p.m.

    Around Rhode Island · Today’s editionSources: The Providence Journal, WPRI.com