Good morning, Newport.

Nitro Bar opened its largest cafe on Ives Street in Providence on Oct.

2. The popular coffee brand—originating as a cart in Newport—features indoor and outdoor seating, a full kitchen, and plans to expand to New York City.

The Aquidneck Island Land Trust has permanently conserved 0.77 acres on Coggeshall Avenue (the site of the Newport Tree Conservancy’s tree nursery).

Minnie Cushing Coleman donated the easement that prevents development while allowing local green projects and limits stormwater runoff in the Almy Pond watershed.

Newport welcomes a series of fall events this October, starting this weekend with the Audrain Concours & Motor Week featuring auto history, wine tasting at Forty 1 North, and a Broadway Street Fair on Oct.

10 showcasing local art, live music and food with more celebrations scheduled later this month.

A new Rhode Island list highlights 10 taco spots offering flavors from $3 to over $5, including Newport’s Caliente with its 1950s diner look (featuring customizable tacos) and other family-run shops serving authentic recipes across the state.

Emma Chase scored off a corner with 3:04 left in the second quarter, helping Tiverton/Bay View co-op secure a 1-0 win over Smithfield on Thursday at Tiverton High School.

Corinthian Yacht Club of Marblehead led the Resolute Cup on Thursday, Oct.

1 in Narragansett Bay, finishing two points ahead of Eastern Yacht Club. Jamestown’s Conanicut Yacht Club placed 13th of 23 clubs, just missing a spot in the top 12 for Saturday’s medal races.

On Friday, high school teams posted scores with Mt. Hope winning 5-0 in girls soccer and East Greenwich edging Portsmouth 3-2, while results from football, volleyball and field hockey highlighted strong local competition; today and Saturday, games in these sports are scheduled across local venues.