Boil water advisory issued for Prudence Island
If you live on Prudence Island, do not drink water without boiling, according to emergency officials. A Boil Water Advisory has been issued after the discovery of E. coli bacteria.
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PHOTOS: Eclipse captures Portsmouth hearts
A partial eclipse of the sun captured Portsmouth residents’ hearts Monday afternoon at the Portsmouth Free Public Library.
Where, when to watch the eclipse in Portsmouth
Are you planning a solar eclipse party? Here’s when and where you can watch the partial eclipse in Portsmouth.
Portsmouth Press to award polo tickets to lucky readers
Portsmouth Press LLC is awarding lucky readers tickets to the Newport International Polo Series’ match on Aug. 5, USA vs. Mexico.
Portsmouth nonprofits awarded grants
The Rhode Island Foundation will award grants to CFP Music and Improvement Association, and the Visiting Nurse Services of Newport and Bristol Counties.
Sandy Point Beach reopens for swimming
The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) recommends reopening Sandy Point Beach in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, for swimming.
ALT: Spruce Acres Farm is officially conserved
Spruce Acres Farm, a 23-acre former tree farm in Middletown and Portsmouth, is officially conserved after nearly a year of fundraising.
Aquapalooza organizers keep close eye on weather
Aquapalooza, an annual party celebrating the boating lifestyle, could be dampened this year due to rainy weather predicted this weekend.
Portsmouth invites residents to National Night Out
The town of Portsmouth will take part in National Night Out, an annual event designed to increase awareness about police and community programs.