Doug Lezette

1 month ago | turnto10.com | Doug Lezette

The small fire station housed one engine, and was staffed by volunteer firefighters under the direction of Burrillville's Pascoag Fire Department. Pascoag Fire Chief Michael Dexter spoke with NBC 10. (WJAR)"There's no bathroom facilities, there's no offices, there's nothing in there but a garage, which is a problem in itself," said Pascoag Fire Chief Michael Dexter. Dexter said the fire was caused by a faulty electrical outlet. He said the garage is owned by the state.

Jan 24, 2025 | turnto10.com | Doug Lezette

Anglers who braved sunny but cold conditions were rewarded with some large fish at Rhode Island ponds. The Department of Environmental Management planned to stock 13 ponds the last two weeks of January. The cold weather meant the DEM had to cut through thick ice in most locations. Barber's Pond in West Kingston was dotted with ice fishermen and women Friday morning, one day after golden trout, rainbow trout, and salmon were released.

Sep 27, 2024 | turnto10.com | Doug Lezette

CRANSTON, R.I. — It’s the last weekend shoppers will be browsing at the Bob’s footwear and apparel store in Cranston. A clerk told NBC 10 the Oaklawn Avenue location will close for good on Saturday, Sept. 28. The going out-of-business sale that began July 1 has cleared out most of the merchandise. It’s the last weekend shoppers will be browsing at the Bob’s footwear and apparel store in Cranston. (WJAR)Shoppers browsed through racks of clothing and a scattering of shoes, now selling for 80% off.

Sep 6, 2024 | abc45.com | Doug Lezette

WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — The sign that beckoned thousands of customers to the Christmas Tree Shops in one Rhode Island city came down Friday. A sign crew was seen in Warwick removing the red Santa's sleigh carrying a tree and the red Christmas Tree Shops lettering. Sleighs away: Christmas Tree Shops conversion begins (WJAR)Ocean State Job Lot announced in July the 40,000 square foot building will become one of its discount stores.

Sep 6, 2024 | wjla.com | Doug Lezette

WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — The sign that beckoned thousands of customers to the Christmas Tree Shops in one Rhode Island city came down Friday. A sign crew was seen in Warwick removing the red Santa's sleigh carrying a tree and the red Christmas Tree Shops lettering. Sleighs away: Christmas Tree Shops conversion begins (WJAR)Ocean State Job Lot announced in July the 40,000 square foot building will become one of its discount stores.