Credit Andrew J. Hyatt

  The following was provided to Patch from the RI Emergency Management Agency.  Many homes and businesses sustained water damage from Hurricane Sandy. Cleanup of flooding should...

Credit YMCA

  Several YMCAs in the area are offering free showers and battery charging to community members affected by the floods and power outages caused by Hurricane Sandy. Services bega...

Credit Serve Rhode Island

  The University of Rhode Island is seeking volunteers to serve as Fire Watch Detail in housing in Kingston, according to Serve Rhode Island. There are 19 residential facilities...

Credit Michael Rielly

There's scary, and there's SCARY. Trick-or-treating without light of any kind (street lights, house lights, etc.) may be a bit much. So those residents without power are wondering what to...

Credit Lauren Costa

  The Town of Coventry Emergency Management Staff (EMA) is currently working with our Dept. of Public Works and National Grid crews to clear roads and restore power to our residents....

Credit RIDOT

  The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) is urging residents to drive cautiously today, particularly in South County, which saw the highest winds, flooding, power outa...

Credit Lauren Costa

  As of 9:15 a.m. Tuesday, National Grid is reporting 15,453 customers of in Kent County are still without power. Approximately 2,250 of those customers are Coventry residents. ...

Credit Lauren Costa

  Hurricane Closings: Coventry Public Schools, Town offices, Public Library, Parks & Recreation Department and Senior Center will be closed today due to the remnants of Hurricane...