Public Health & Recreation

Woonasquatucket Greenway Adds Outdoor Classroom, 5,000 Native Plants

This Trash Collector Makes Blackstone River Cleaner

Warwick Shoreline Access Tour Proves Particularly Educational

Street View, Coming to a River Near You

The city has converted recreation spaces funded by the National Park Service's Land and Water Conservation Fund before.

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Can CRMC Solve Mystery of Who Owns Westerly’s Spring Avenue Extension Right of Way?

Removal of Morley Field Will Reduce Green Space in Pawtucket Neighborhood That’s Already a ‘Park Desert’

Burrillville Sues Its Planning Board Over Rejection of Artificial Turf Field at High School

The breachway and Ninigret Pond are important economic and recreational drivers for Charlestown, treasured by boaters, anglers, swimmers, and aquaculturists.

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New Regulations Governing Mashapaug Pond Watershed Explained

Local Artists Use Beauty to Bring Attention to Port of Providence’s Poor Air Quality

Report: Newport Beach Takes Top Spot for Bacteria Contamination in 2024

Last month the East Providence Fire Department received 170 sets of turnout gear with the first vapor barrier made without PFAS.

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Road Salt Runoff from RIDOT Facility Continues to Plague Residents’ Wells

To Build or Not to Build? That is the Easton’s Beach Question

Providence Port Day Brings Reminders of City’s Polluting Past, and Present

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Pawtucket Converted Federally Funded Open Space Long Before Morley Field

Repairs to Charlestown Breachway Will Protect the Health of Vital Channel

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East Providence Fire First Department Nationwide to Go PFAS-Free

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