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Above: Lilian Grant playing the ball through defenders. Photo by Chuck Nadeau By Danielle Dronzek In the annual East ...

Our podcast, with hosts Elizabeth McNamara and Joannie Hinman, features top stories of the past month and occasional interviews. We record the podcast at Nova Pro Media, with Jesse Tolppa at the ...

Above: Samantha Mossey makes a serve. Photo by Chuck Nadeau By Charlotte Bradshaw The East Greenwich Unified Volleyball team ...

This new-to-the-market Colonial in the High Hawk neighborhood has 4 bedrooms and 5 full bathrooms in over 6,000 square feet of living space. Stand-out features in the stately home include gorgeous ...

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Above: Rose Miner at East Greenwich High School. Rose Miner isn’t new to EG, having 3 kids go through the system Having seen three children through the EG school system, Rose Miner was very familiar ...

*66 Dagnillo Drive, Colonial, 4 Bed, 3 Bath, 1 Half Bath, $899,000. Listed by Residential Properties. *181 Heritage Drive, Raised Ranch, 5 Bed, 3 Bath, $849,000 ...

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The town unveiled two new basketball courts at Eldredge Field Tuesday, Oct. 21, named in honor of EG basketball legend, Donnie Bowen. “It’s a tremendous honor, and I’ve been a part of this community ...

The East Greenwich Planning Board voted 6-1 last week to approve a development that would sit in West Warwick but was looking for egress onto Crompton Road, which is in East Greenwich. The development ...

This is another of Glenn King’s articles about “his” East Greenwich, the East Greenwich of the 1930s and ‘40s. You can read his first installment HERE. The ...