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Kent County Times
West Warwick police line goes automated
West Warwick Police line goes automated

HANNAH PIECUCH
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WEST WARWICK—Starting next week, calls to the main West Warwick Police Station phone line will be greeted by an automated operator, says Chief. Col. Paul Villa.
A lot of departments are doing this now in the state, Villa said, and it’s a good way of cutting down routine phone traffic. Callers to the main number, 821-4323, will now have a variety of automated options instead of going directly to the dispatch.
“9-11 is still 9-11,” Villa said, “And if there is an emergency call [to the main line] you’re prompted right away to press 0 and you go right to dispatch.”
Without the automated system, dispatch spends a lot of time fielding calls that don’t relate to them in any way, Villa said.
 
The Narragansett Times
USS Greenwich Bay crew to reunite in RI

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The Greenwich Bay estuary is the namesake of the USS Greenwich Bay AVP41, whose crew will reunite for the 16th straight year, this time at that very bay in the Sheraton Providence Airport Hotel, Warwick, from Sept. 23-26.
 

 
The Standard-Times
And they're off...

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Photo: Lindsay Olivier

Donning shiny new sneakers and light loads on their backs (for now), students returned to school in both North Kingstown and Exeter-West Greenwich Wednesday. Pictured, students at NK’s Forest Park Elementary school file from the buses to their classrooms.

 
The Pendulum
Clayground Kids no Longer Kids

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Maria Carnevale, owner of Clayground in Benny’s parking lot has been in business for eleven years; it may not be long until she realizes some of her first patrons have already graduated from college.

 

 

 

 

 
The Chariho Times
Johnson sworn in as new Chief of Police

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Photo By Andrew Martin
Lt. Gov. Elizabeth H. Roberts swears in the new Richmond Chief of Police Elwood M. Johnson Jr., middle, during a ceremony Wednesday, Sept. 1 outside of Town Hall. His wife, Melissa, right, pinned the chief’s badge on her husband shortly after.

 
The Coventry Courier
An old story, retold

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Photo: Paula Glod

Did you ever wonder why poor Frankenstein moaned so much? Why he was so misunderstood? This brief, new (and short) musical were presented at the Coventry Library last week by the Flying Vegetables.

 
 

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