Derwin Worrell

Providence

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Mt. Hope wins first boys volleyball state title in school history

1 week ago | wpri.com | Mike Uva |Derwin Worrell

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) - In what turned into a back-and-forth five set battle, Mount Hope held off Portsmouth 3-2 on Saturday to win the boys D-II volleyball state championship. This marks the first time in Mount Hope history that the Huskies have won the title.
Portsmouth roll against East Greenwich 15-6 to win boys D-II lacrosse state title

1 week ago | wpri.com | Mike Uva |Derwin Worrell
Cranston kindergarteners learn to ride bikes through new program

1 week ago | wpri.com | Jusolyn Flower |Derwin Worrell

CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) - A nonprofit with a mission to teach every child in America how to ride a bicycle has brought its program to Cranston. All Kids Bike launched its kindergarten Learn-to-Ride Program at Gladstone Street Elementary School on Wednesday. Several attended the kickoff event, including Gov. Dan McKee, school leaders and representatives from the nonprofit.
Townies cruise to the finals

1 week ago | wpri.com | Derwin Worrell

PROVIDENCE, RI (WPRI) - East Providence had no problems handling Toll Gate in Girls Lacrosse. The Townies knocked off the Titans, 15-6, and punched their ticket to the finals on Sunday at Brown University. Cranston East will go to the Championship game after knocking off Rogers, 6-2, in Girls Softball. Tiverton will be waiting for them in the championship game. Tiverton beat Cranston East 14-2 and sent them to the losers' bracket. Now the rematch will be for the title.
Townies cruise to the finals

2 weeks ago | wpri.com | Derwin Worrell

PROVIDENCE, RI ( WPRI) - East Providence had no problems handling Toll Gate in Girls Lacrosse. The Townies knocked off the Titans, 15-6, and punched their ticket to the finals on Sunday at Brown University. Cranston East will go to the Championship game after knocking off Rogers, 6-2, in Girls Softball. Tiverton will be waiting for them in the championship game. Tiverton beat Cranston East 14-2 and sent them to the losers' bracket. Now the rematch will be for the title.
63rd Northeast Amateur Invitational

2 weeks ago | wpri.com | Derwin Worrell

By Derwin Worrell PROVIDENCE, RI ( WPRI) - The 63rd Northeast Amateur Invitational is coming to Wannamoisett Country Club. The defending champ, Anthony Delisanti, will be there to try to repeat, along with some of the best amateur golfers in the country. The tournament will start on Wednesday, June 18, and run through Saturday, June 21.
La Salle softball rolls past Chariho 13-0

2 weeks ago | wpri.com | Mike Uva |Derwin Worrell

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) - The La Salle softball team is headed to the Division I state final after beating Chariho 13-0 on Saturday. The Rams remain in the winner's bracket and will play again on Saturday, June 7.
La Salle softball rolls past Chariho 13-0

2 weeks ago | wpri.com | Mike Uva |Derwin Worrell

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) - The La Salle softball team is headed to the Division I state final after beating Chariho 13-0 on Saturday. The Rams remain in the winner's bracket and will play again on Saturday, June 7.
No more noodles? Fall River chow mein manufacturer temporarily out of stock

2 weeks ago | wpri.com | Sarah Doiron |Derwin Worrell

FALL RIVER, Mass. (WPRI) - It's hard to picture Fall River without its famous Hoo-Mee Chow Mein. But that's the unfortunate reality local chow mein lovers are currently facing. The Oriental Chow Mein Company announced earlier this month that, due to a "mechanical failure," the manufacturer is temporarily out of its chow mein products. "We hope to have these products back in stock soon," the Oriental Chow Mein Company said in a statement.
Bristol shoe repairman retiring after 70 years

2 weeks ago | wpri.com | Melanie DaSilva |Sarah Doiron |Derwin Worrell

BRISTOL, R.I. (WPRI) - For more than seven decades, Mike Iacovelli has put his heart and "sole" into fixing shoes. But now, the beloved Bristol shoe repairman is "hanging up his shingle - so to speak.""I'm getting old. I'm 82," Iacovelli said. "It's time for me to move on."Iacovelli was 12 years old when he first started working alongside his uncle at Mello's Shoe Service in 1955.