• About Us & Contact
  • Privacy
  • Disclaimer
  • Advertise with Buzz
BUZZ LOGO final
  • Home
  • Advertise
  • Local Buzz

    Local Buzz

    See All
    Harbor Seals Rhode Island

    755 Seals Spotted During Rhode Island’s Annual Seal Count

    April Fools Newport Bridge

    Breaking News: Major Talks Underway to Replace Newport Bridge with High-Tech Tunnel and Hyperloop System

    Jhodi Ross Redlich Obituary

    Obituary: Jhodi Ross Redlich (1959-2025)

  • The Buzz

    The Buzz

    See All
    Harbor Seals Rhode Island

    755 Seals Spotted During Rhode Island’s Annual Seal Count

    April Fools Newport Bridge

    Breaking News: Major Talks Underway to Replace Newport Bridge with High-Tech Tunnel and Hyperloop System

    Mark Allan Appointed Interim Executive Director of WaterFire Providence

  • Real Estate

    Real Estate

    See All

    Peaceful Coastal Escape Hits the Market for $1,295,000 in Westerly

    3 Webster Court Newport RI

    Residential Properties Ltd. Announces $1,585,000 Sale of 3 Webster Court in Newport

    989A Mooresfield Rd, South Kingstown, RI

    The Dowd Team Announces Sale of South Kingstown Retreat for $1,325,000

  • Podcasts

    Podcasts

    See All

    The Bartholomewtown Podcast: Newport Preservation Society Discusses Their Concerns About Offshore Wind Project

    Bill Bartholomew

    Bartholomewtown Podcast Series Explores Rhode Island Housing Crisis

    Bill Bartholomew Hosts Rhode Island Congressional Special Election Debate

  • Obituaries

    Obituaries

    See All
    Jhodi Ross Redlich Obituary

    Obituary: Jhodi Ross Redlich (1959-2025)

    Mary C. Bisson, SSJ Obituary

    Obituary: Mary C. Bisson, SSJ (1943-2025)

    Thomas Edward Gallagher Obituary

    Obituary: Thomas Edward Gallagher (1943-2025)

  • Become A Supporter
  • Trending
    Trending
    NowWeekMonth
    April Fools Newport Bridge

    Breaking News: Major Talks Underway to Replace Newport Bridge with High-Tech Tunnel and Hyperloop System

    Kristen Pacheco Middletown Teacher of the Year

    Kristen Pacheco Named Middletown’s 2025 Teacher of the Year

    Thomas Edward Gallagher Obituary

    Obituary: Thomas Edward Gallagher (1943-2025)

sailing newport ri

Fools Rules Regatta: Jamestown’s Iconic Tradition Returns August 17!

New York Yacht Club’s Race Week Welcomes Global Sailing Elite

Bermuda Short-Handed Return Runs Long on Unique Stories

Newport Charter Yacht Show 2024: A Resounding Success for Luxury Yachting

Drunk Boating Rhode Island

High-Visibility Boating Patrols Planned by DEM Environmental Police Over July 4th Weekend

New York Yacht Club Dominates 2024 Women’s Championship

Carina Claims Victory in St. David’s Lighthouse Division at 53rd Newport Bermuda Race

Dramatic Rescue at Sea: Yacht Crew Abandons Ship 80 Miles from Newport-Bermuda Race Finish

Dramatic Developments in the 53rd Newport Bermuda Race: Dismasting, An Abandoned Ship, and Close Contests

NYYC Annual Regatta

Elite Big-Boats and Crowded Starts: 170th New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta Promises High Drama

Construction Underway at Newport’s Elm Street Pier

1 2 3 4 5 6 … 57

Search

Newport Buzz

newportbuzz

Best Blog in RI - Get the 411 in the 401
Newport's leading news source since 2011 - DM news tips.
The annual Rhode Island Seal Count, led by Save Th The annual Rhode Island Seal Count, led by Save The Bay, took place last week, bringing positive news for local seal populations. On March 27, over 40 volunteers participated in the statewide count, tallying 755 seals across Narragansett Bay and Block Island. “Despite breezy conditions, the seals were out enjoying the sun, with numbers well above average for the Bay and coast,” said Save The Bay Volunteer and Internship Manager, July Lewis. “This is the most we’ve seen for Block Island, which is a great sign.” The count is part of a 17-year tradition to monitor seal populations and track trends over time. The volunteers, alongside partners from the Narragansett Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and The Nature Conservancy, conducted the count to establish a minimum estimate of seals in Rhode Island waters. Harbor seals, the most common species in the Bay, play a vital role as top predators in the local ecosystem. While gray seals are less frequently seen in the Bay, their numbers have been increasing on Block Island, a trend Save The Bay is closely monitoring. “Seal populations seem relatively stable, but the rise in gray seals on Block Island is a trend to watch,” Lewis said. While Rhode Island’s seals delight wildlife enthusiasts, human activity can stress the animals. Disturbances, such as getting too close to resting seals, can cause them to lose energy and disrupt their behavior, violating the Marine Mammal Protection Act. Volunteers and the public are reminded to maintain a 50-yard distance when observing seals and to keep dogs leashed. #savethebay #rhodeisland #newportbuzz
🌞❄️ The wait is over! Frosty Freez is offic 🌞❄️ The wait is over! Frosty Freez is officially back and ready to serve up all your favorite ice cream treats starting today at 11:30 AM! 🍦🍧 Tag your @frostyfreez_ buddy below and let’s make this season the best one yet! 👇💙 #frostyfreez #middletownri #newportri
Happy Tuesday, April 1st! Here’s What’s Happe Happy Tuesday, April 1st! Here’s What’s Happening In Newport Today. @bellesnewport @newport.mansions @tavernonbroadway @diegosnewport @diegos_barrio_cantina @nikolaspizza @rejectsbeerco @thequenchernewport @newportblues #newportbuzz #newportri #rhodeisland #scenesofnewengland #newengland
Load More Follow on Instagram







  • About Us & Contact
  • Privacy
  • Disclaimer
  • Advertise with Buzz
© Newport Buzz 2011-2025
  • Home
  • Advertise
  • Local Buzz
  • The Buzz
  • Real Estate
  • Podcasts
  • Obituaries
  • Become A Supporter
Type to search or hit ESC to close
See all results