Press & News
The Boston Globe — Summer is over, but battle over Narragansett Town Beach heats up
By Brian Amaral — Town Council members heard a proposal from the town’s parks and recreation director, Michelle Kershaw, to raise walk-on admission fees to the Narragansett Town Beach from $12 to $15 per person
The Boston Globe — Life, liberty, and the right to a beach cabana?
By Brian Amaral — Some Narragansett residents up in arms over the possibility of term limits for coveted cabanas
Projo — The little-known story ofwhy Narragansett TownBeach can charge to geton the sand
By Antonia Noori Farzan — One summer Sunday in 1991, dozens of protesters streamed onto Narragansett Town Beach, breezing past the guards who asked them to pay the $4 admission fee.
sc Life — The Tides That Bind: Surfing in South County is more than an activity, it’s a lifestyle
By Bill Seymour — Looking out into the Atlantic Ocean recently at Narragansett Town Beach, Allen Santucci, 27, a surfing instructor, reached back into time.
Uprise RI — You must own property to vote in this Rhode Island fire district’s elections
By Steve Ahlquist — “Until every one of our local governments are elected by the people they serve, our work is not done” said ACLU of RI cooperating attorney James Rhodes. “Participation in free and fair elections, whether it be for president, state legislature or local fire district, is the cornerstone of our democracy.”