Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of September.
Good morning, Newport.
Historic Park Theatre added four upcoming shows through March with ticket sales starting Friday, Sept.
18 at 10 a.m. Billy Gilman will headline 'Home for the Holidays — 25 Years of Christmas' on Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m., joined by tribute acts Tusk, Lotus Land and The Simon and Garfunkel Story.
newportFILM will host a free screening of UNBOWED on Tuesday, Oct.
6 at Hope High School Auditorium in Providence (with a post-film conversation featuring directors and Dr. Omar Bah). The documentary follows the inspiring journey of the Rhode Island refugee advocate.
Gresh Laing from North Kingstown found his Cybertruck incurs a $4 toll per crossing on Pell Bridge because its weight exceeds the discount limit.
Local officials plan to review the toll rules & may adjust the charges to better support green vehicles.
The shingle-style estate known as Castleberry at 41 Castle Hill Avenue sold for $7.1 million, marking the third-highest sale in Newport this year.
It offers private beach access (through the Castle Hill Neighborhood Association) and was handled by broker Kate Leonard of Lila Delman Compass.
Rhode Island high school cheerleading teams compete in an online vote open until Saturday, Sept.
26 at 11:59 p.m.; the top 32 will then face off in a bracket leading to a pizza party prize from Francesco’s Pizzeria, with the championship round set for the week of Oct. 26.
Judge Sarah Taft-Carter delayed the ruling for URI football players AJ Pena and Justin Carcel (seeking a fifth season) until Thursday, Sept.
24. The players can practice with the Rams but cannot play games until the decision is issued.
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