Public Health & Recreation

Exploring the Blackstone: Local Organizations Seek to Demystify Access to the River

State Recommends Reducing Exposure to Mosquitos After EEE Virus Found in Rhode Island Resident

Beach Closures Declined Sharply

NOAA Allocates $1.5 Million for Removal of Sunken Barge from Providence River

More rain generally means more mosquitos, and Rhode Island has had a wet summer this year.

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‘Turn Around, Don’t Drown’: What Do You Do During a Flash Flood?

State Officials Warn Burrillville About Installing Turf Field Following PFAS Contamination in North Smithfield

Swan Point Cemetery: A Place for Life and Death

The agency has begun treating two different lakes in Rhode Island that are both teeming with aquatic invasive species.

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South Providence Park, Coastal Access Point Closed by Private Owner

Frequent Fires Add to Pollution Woes Along Allens Avenue

Initial Court Ruling Tosses Sand on R.I.’s Year-Old Beach Access Law

Dozens of concerned Burrillville residents packed into the town municipal building to speak out against the installment of an artificial turf field at the high school.

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Another Fire at Providence Scrapyard Renews Calls for Its Closure

Scituate’s Hope Mill Demolition Status Remains Uncertain

Post-Pandemic Greenhouse Gas Report Shows Emissions on Rise in R.I. Again

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State Officials Warn of High EEE Risk from Mosquitoes

DEM Engaged in Ongoing Battle Against Aquatic Invasives

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Burrillville Residents Raise Concerns Over PFAS Potential in Turf Field

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