Whitman Littlefield

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Managing Editor, Digital at Providence Journal

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RI All State Awards 2025: Digital Program

1 week ago | providencejournal.com | Whitman Littlefield

Welcome from Bill Corey, Providence Journal Sports EditorWelcome to the 2025 Providence Journal All-States show. This year's event will recognize more than 300 Providence Journal first-team All-State athletes, and award Player of the Year honors to more than 30 high school athletes. In each of the three high school sports seasons, The Providence Journal names All-State teams to recognize the top student-athletes in each sport.
Live updates: 'No Kings Day' protest gets underway at RI State House

1 week ago | providencejournal.com | Mark Reynolds |Whitman Littlefield |Margie Cullen

Thousands of protesters are expected to gather at multiple sites throughout Rhode Island on Saturday, June 14, as part of a larger nationwide event dubbed "No Kings National Day of Defiance."More than 1,800 communities across the United States are taking part in demonstrations against President Donald Trump and his administration. Organizers say "No Kings" is a nationwide day of defiance to reject authoritarianism and declare that "the corruption has gone too far. No thrones. No crowns.
Live updates: 'No Kings Day' protest gets underway at RI State House

1 week ago | newportri.com | Mark Reynolds |Will Richmond |Whitman Littlefield |Margie Cullen

1:27 pm ETSouth Kingstown 'No Kings' rally: 'A tide that wasn't to be stopped'Will RichmondSOUTH KINGSTOWN – Some 500 people packed the sidewalk along Tower Hill Road up to the Route 1 overpass during the "No Kings Rally" in South Kingstown on June 14.
Avoid election day lines: Your guide to early voting in Rhode Island

Oct 30, 2024 | providencejournal.com | Whitman Littlefield

With Election Day next week, you may be asking yourself, "How do I avoid the lines and ballot box but still vote?"If you won't be able to cast your ballot on Nov. 5, consider voting early during business hours in the lead-up to the election. If you'd like to vote early, go to your town hall or polling location. There, you'll be asked if you are a registered voter and to present a valid photo ID. The voter registration deadline for the general election was Oct. 6, 2024.
These 7 adventures are sure to get your heart pumping

Jul 26, 2024 | msn.com | Whitman Littlefield

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Can't miss summer flavor adventures you won't want to miss

Jul 18, 2024 | providencejournal.com | Whitman Littlefield

The beauty of a Rhode Islander summer is legend. There's a lot to take in, from the Cliff Walk to pristine beaches; stunning coastal vistas to scenic rivers; and old-time lighthouses. Go back in time at Newport mansions and historic farms. Step inside to explore museums. Watch fires glow along the river in Providence on summer nights. Take in all the sights, sounds and aromas. But don't forget the food.
From Tall Ships to veterans' legacy: RI250 could learn from the the bicentennial celebration

Jul 7, 2024 | yahoo.com | Whitman Littlefield

While the sights and sounds of last week’s fireworks are still fresh in your minds, please take a moment to consider what will happen two years from now. On July 4, 2026, our nation will celebrate its 250th anniversary. In 2021, the General Assembly established a RI250 commission to be administered by the office of the secretary of state. This group consists of 30 community members, whose mission is to oversee Rhode Island’s participation in this national celebration.
US and RI state flags are at half-staff around Rhode Island. Here's why

Oct 10, 2023 | providencejournal.com | Whitman Littlefield

Gov. Dan McKee has ordered that the U.S. and Rhode Island ftate flags be flown at half-staff, "in recognition of the lives lost to the Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel."The flags should be lowered immediately and remain lowered through Sunset on Saturday, Oct. 14. According to the press release issued by the governor's office, "Rhode Island stands with the people of Israel and condemns Hamas’ terrorist attacks. Make no mistake – such atrocities are deserving of condemnation worldwide.
What's the most expensive property sold in RI? Oct. 7 real estate transactions

Oct 5, 2023 | providencejournal.com | Whitman Littlefield

The three most expensive properties this week sold for more near or over 2 million dollars. 206 Rumstick Rd in Barrington sold for $2,725,000430 Kinsley Ave: Twin in Providence sold for $2,600,00041 Washington St. in Newport sold for $1,995,000. For a complete list of all the houses and real estate transactions from around Rhode Island, read on. AttleboroOak St: Roman Catholic Bishop Fal of Attleboro to Robert D. Hill, $13,350 on 09/22/202317 Guisti Dr Unit 17: Stephanie L.