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The Friends of Easton’s Pond will host an inform The Friends of Easton’s Pond will host an informational meeting on Friday, January 31, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Evangelical Friends Church, located at 70 Bliss Mine Road. This public meeting is open to anyone interested in learning more about backfilling, storage, and habitat loss at Easton’s Pond. John Walker will lead the discussion, with time allotted for questions. #eastonspong #newportri #newportbuzz
A rising star in the figure skating world and his A rising star in the figure skating world and his mother were among the victims of the devastating Washington, D.C., plane crash Wednesday night, officials confirmed. Spencer Lane, a top-tier skater from Barrington, Rhode Island, and his mother, Christine Lane, were identified as two of six members of The Skating Club of Boston aboard American Eagle Flight 5342. All 64 people on the flight perished, along three aboard the U.S. military helicopter it collided with. “Our sport and this club have suffered a horrible loss with this tragedy,” said club CEO Doug Zeghibe. “Skating is a tight-knit community where parents and kids come together six or seven days a week to train and work together. Everyone is like family.” Lane and his fellow club members were returning from U.S. Figure Skating’s National Development Camp in Kansas, which followed the U.S. Championships. “Spencer, in the best way possible, was a crazy kid,” Zeghibe said. “Highly talented, like incredibly talented. He hadn’t been skating very long and rocketed to the top of the sport. Very fun, very cerebral, a good thinker.” Other club members on board included skater Jinna Han of Mansfield, Massachusetts, her mother, Jin, and Russian coaches Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov. The group had planned to catch a connecting flight from Reagan National Airport to Boston on Wednesday night before tragedy struck. The deadly crash has sent shockwaves through the U.S. skating community, leaving families, friends, and fellow athletes mourning the immeasurable loss. 🎥 spencerskates26 #spencerlane #barringtonri #skateboston #rhodeisland #rip #newportbuzz
Perched on nearly three acres of park-like grounds Perched on nearly three acres of park-like grounds, the Capt. Isaac Church House, circa 1880, is a resplendent example of Victorian architecture, commanding breathtaking views of the Sakonnet River and an adjacent yacht basin. A separate .35-acre waterfront parcel, complete with CRMC-approved dock plans, enhances the estate’s extraordinary appeal. Echoing Newport County’s rich architectural tradition, this grand residence is defined by its gracious wraparound porch, intricate decorative millwork, soaring gables, and a striking three-story central bay that amplifies its stately presence. With 3,335 square feet of refined interiors, plus an additional 1,700-square-foot finished lower level with walk-out access and water views, the home is as expansive as it is elegant. The main level is designed for both grand entertaining and intimate gatherings. A thoughtfully updated kitchen flows seamlessly into a formal dining room, a library, a living room, and an expansive great room anchored by a floor-to-ceiling, four-sided granite fireplace. Upstairs, four bedrooms and four baths offer ample accommodations, each space imbued with period details and contemporary comforts. Beyond the main residence, a two-car garage with an oversized boat bay includes a private in-law apartment, perfect for guests or a home office. Adding further intrigue is the historic cut-granite Carriage House, presenting boundless opportunities for customization. With its commanding waterfront setting, unparalleled potential, and a seamless blend of history and modernity, this estate offers a rare opportunity to create a legacy property in picturesque Newport County, Rhode Island. Whether envisioned as a grand family compound or an exquisite development project, the possibilities are as limitless as the views. 1660 Main Road | Tiverton, RI 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms,  3,335 sq ft offered by @liladelmancompass for $2,499,000 #liladelmancompass #tivertonri #realestate #newportbuzz #rhodeislansrealestate
🎉 After tonight, the sun will not set before 5 🎉 After tonight, the sun will not set before 5 PM in Rhode Island until November 2, 2025! 🙌🏻 #sunset #newportri #newportbuzz #scenesofnewengland #rhodeisland
Happy Thursday, January 30th! Here’s What’s Ha Happy Thursday, January 30th! Here’s What’s Happening in Newport today. @mainsailri @newport.mansions @deborahwinthroplingerie @nikolaspizza @diegosnewport @pastavinori @wharfsouthernkitchen @tavernonbroadway @diegos_barrio_cantina @adventuresinerindelle #newportbuzz #newportri #rhodeisland #scenesofnewengland #newengland
As first reported by Newport Buzz, federal immigra As first reported by Newport Buzz, federal immigration agents conducted a targeted operation Wednesday morning, detaining one individual near Thames Street and Cotton Court. Eyewitnesses saw about six armed ICE agents dressed in black masks, black tops, and camouflage pants making the arrest. The City of Newport confirmed the operation, stating, “We can confirm that a targeted federal immigration action did take place earlier today… focused on a single individual rather than a widespread operation.” Officials have not released further details. Following the incident, rumors spread that ICE agents had entered local schools, prompting Superintendent Coleen Burns Jermain to reassure families. “No ICE agents or any federal agents came to our schools or inquired about our students or their families at any time,” she wrote. “None were seen around any of our schools, and all our students were safe.” Concerns arose after Rogers High School students received alarming texts at the end of the day. Administrators, responding to their fears, arranged for them to be transported home in school vans. At Thompson Middle School, parents of high schoolers requested similar arrangements for their younger children, leading to some TMS students also being driven home instead of taking the bus. Jermain emphasized that ICE was never present at any school and there were no disruptions at Pell Elementary. She acknowledged that the dismissal changes, meant to ease fears, inadvertently fueled misinformation. “I know these are difficult and emotional times,” she wrote, apologizing for any distress caused. She assured families that any future dismissal changes would be communicated clearly. #newportri #newportbuzz #ice
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