North Kingstown, United States (Local)
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Bill Seymour's work primarily covers local news, with a focus on government and politics in Rhode Island, particularly South Kingstown. He often includes expert commentary and government announcements in his articles.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Three North Kingstown residents have brought a federal class-action lawsuit against Bitumar USA related to complaints about asphalt odors infiltrating the air around their homes and others in surrounding neighborhoods.
By: Bill Seymour
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — South Kingstown School Committee Chairwoman Carol Vetter is pushing back against a Narragansett official’s criticism of her district’s planning and motives.
Three North Kingstown residents have brought a federal class-action lawsuit against Bitumar USA related to complaints about asphalt odors infiltrating the air around their homes and others in surrounding neighborhoods.
By: Bill Seymour
The Towers appear where a customer might least expect them. Open a box from the new Narragansett-inspired Rêve + Roots skincare collection, and a photograph of the familiar seaside landmark
By: Bill Seymour
One small stroke of the pen can leave tell-tale writing on the wall.For reasons of appearance, for the practical likelihood of influence happening, and for good transparent government, there “oughta
By: Bill Seymour
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Two federal lawsuits say South Kingstown’s police chief turned a longtime practice of settling minor summonses with community service or charitable donations into a campaign against two officers, pursuing disciplinary charges the town later dropped for lack of evidence.
By: Bill Seymour
Extreme Airsoft seeks a $150,000 lifeline as the owner looks to reinvent the business to prevent closure forced by its landlord.
Kate Brewster, the Executive Director of the JohnnyCake Center for Hope, is shown at left with Senator Jack Reed during a press conference Monday announcing $500K in federal funds earmarked by Reed for the center’s efforts in affordable housing in Southern RI.
By: Bill Seymour
The Town of South Kingstown’s Library Board of Trustees has rebuffed a disgruntled author who sought to alter official records of a panel meeting during which he claims to have
South Kingstown High School seniors Luke Cruff, left, Logan Atzert and Emma Sweeney show Broad Rock Middle School students Leo Puerini and Tay-Lynn Sherman how to administer oxygen to a patient during their visit to the high school on a recent morning to learn about the school’s career and technical education programs. Cruff, Atzert and Sweeney are in the emergency medical technician program.
