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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
🚨 Federal immigration agents conducted a target 🚨 Federal immigration agents conducted a targeted operation in downtown Newport on Wednesday morning, detaining one individual near the corner of Thames Street and Cotton Court. An eyewitness reported seeing about six armed ICE agents dressed in black masks, black tops, and camouflage pants arresting the individual at the scene. The City of Newport confirmed the operation in a statement: “We can confirm that a targeted federal immigration action did take place earlier today in the vicinity of Thames Street and Cotton Court. We understand it to have been a targeted intervention focused on a single individual rather than a widespread operation.” Officials have not released the identity of the individual or further details about the arrest. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. #newportri #newportbuzz #ice #donaldjtrump #potus
A Jamestown police officer narrowly escaped disast A Jamestown police officer narrowly escaped disaster over the weekend when a suspected impaired driver nearly struck him during a roadside stop, authorities said. Officer Liam Robberson was assisting a motorist on Route 138 with his emergency lights activated when a speeding vehicle approached nearly hitting him. Acting quickly, Robberson moved to the front of the stopped car to avoid being hit. He then returned to his patrol car, pursued the driver, and successfully pulled them over. The suspect, whose identity has not yet been released, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. No injuries were reported, but this incident highlights the dangers officers face while working on busy roadways. #jamestownri #newportbuzz #police #jamestownpolice #rhodeisland
We’ve have spoken to an eye witness and received We’ve have spoken to an eye witness and received reports of masked federal agents conducting an ICE raid this morning in Newport. More details as we get them. #newportri #newportbuzz #ice #donaldjtrump #potus
This winter and spring, The Preservation Society o This winter and spring, The Preservation Society of Newport County is offering an exclusive look into the meticulous work that sustains some of America’s most treasured historic homes. Through a series of limited programs, “Lifting the Curtain: Behind the Scenes of Museum Work,” members of the curatorial staff and resident scholars will share their expertise with the public. Running through April, these programs provide an opportunity to delve into the curatorial, conservation, and preservation efforts that take place behind the grand facades of the @newport.mansions. Some events feature specialized tours, while others offer an intimate examination of objects from the museum’s collections. Many of these programs have limited attendance, and some have already sold out. For those interested in exploring the full array of events, a complete listing is available at www.newportmansions.org/events/lifting-the-curtain. The series also includes two live lectures at Rosecliff, which will be available via Zoom for remote participants. On Thursday, February 6, at 6 p.m., Leslie B. Jones, the Preservation Society’s Director of Museum Affairs and Chief Curator, will present “Chief Curator’s Choice.” While the exact topic remains a surprise, the discussion will connect to the broader theme of ongoing preservation efforts at these storied properties. Later in the season, on Thursday, March 27, at 6 p.m., Dr. Nicole Williams, Curator of Collections, will present “Newport through a New Lens: Treasures of Photography at the Preservation Society.” This lecture will highlight the Preservation Society’s extensive archive of Gilded Age photographs, which include celebrity portraits, scenic views from around the world, and iconic Newport landmarks. Dr. Williams will examine how early photographers navigated the evolving boundaries between documentation and artistic expression. With its blend of exclusive tours, in-depth lectures, and hands-on experiences, “Lifting the Curtain” offers a rare and enlightening perspective on the work required to maintain Newport’s architectural and cultural legacy. #newportmansions #newportri #newportbuzz
Happy Wednesday, January 29th! Here’s What’s H Happy Wednesday, January 29th! Here’s What’s Happening in Newport today. @newport.mansions @deborahwinthroplingerie @wharffishhouse @ticketsnewport @viestesimplyitalian @tavernonbroadway @mainsailri @bar12newport #newportbuzz #newportri #rhodeisland #scenesofnewengland #newengland
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