Jessica Selby

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COVENTRY — The Coventry Police Department said it caught a local man in the act of breaking and entering into a residence last week.

Justin Imondi, 32, of Main Street, Coventry, was arrested Friday when Coventry Police officers discovered him trying to break into an unoccupied home on Station Street, the police said.

Neighbors on Station Street called the police to report an attempted breaking and entering taking place at a home on that street, according to Sgt. John Shields of the Coventry Police Department. The neighbors were able to provide a detailed description of the man allegedly attempting to gain entry at the rear of the house, he said.

By MICHAEL SOUZA

NARRAGANSETT – Next Monday night, people in Narragansett will turn on their television sets in anticipation of watching the Town Council meeting, the usual programming on the first Monday of the month.

By LINDSAY OLIVIER
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NORTH KINGSTOWN — Last Tuesday in Groton, Conn., representatives of the U.S. Navy, Electric Boat, Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding, the Connecticut and Rhode Island Congressional delegations announced a $14 billion submarine contract to build eight Virginia-class submarines, the largest submarine obtainment in U.S. history.

The holidays are a time when strangers, friends and family members often show love and charity toward one another in an uncharacteristically copious manner.  Then everything goes back to normal with the advent of the New Year.  For Jillian Tavares of East Greenwich, charity and love know no season or boundary. 

La Salette Shrine in Attleboro, Mass., might have more than 300,000 lights illuminating over 10 acres but its getting some competition from a Coventry home.