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Saturday, January 24, 2026
The folks at Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International are offering three condominiums this week.
Whether one is looking for coastal living or urban living, there is an option.
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1 Tower Drive #302 | Portsmouth | $699,000
Listed by Kylie McCollough
Experience refined coastal elegance in this fully renovated two-bedroom, two-bath residence, ideally situated within a prestigious gated waterfront community. Privately accessed by your own elevator, the home offers an exceptional level of privacy, comfort, and elevated design rarely found in condominium living. The open-concept living space is both inviting and sophisticated, anchored by a gas fireplace and seamlessly flowing into a chef’s kitchen appointed with marble countertops, high-end appliances, generous prep space, and a built-in wine refrigerator, perfectly suited for effortless entertaining and everyday luxury. Partial water views from the dining area create a tranquil backdrop, while a private balcony provides the ideal setting to unwind after a day on the water. The expansive primary suite serves as a serene retreat, featuring a spa-inspired bath with soaking tub, glass-enclosed walk-in shower, quartz countertops, and refined designer finishes throughout. Located just steps from a saltwater marina and adjacent to the members-only Aquidneck Club renowned for its world-class golf, dining, and lifestyle amenities, this residence is perfectly positioned for those seeking an active yet refined coastal lifestyle. With expansive rooms, elegant interiors, and resort-style surroundings, this exceptional home offers a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind coastal retreat in one of Rhode Island’s most desirable enclaves.
14 East Pointe Court | South Kingstown | $989,000
Listed by John Blair
The Pointe at East Matunuck is a private, gated waterfront community surrounded by protected conservation land. This stylish standalone condominium, currently furnished to sleep six, offers significant rental income when used as a vacation rental, with water views in every direction and natural sunlight throughout the open concept living space. A modern kitchen with cathedral ceilings and a center island flows seamlessly into the dining and living area. Glass doors lead to a wraparound Trex deck, perfect for outdoor entertaining. The upper level features the primary bedroom, full bath, and laundry. The lower level offers flexible living or recreation space, a half bath, and access to a covered stone patio with private outdoor shower—an ideal spot to freshen up after a day at nearby East Matunuck Beach. Additional features include an integral one-car garage for beach and paddle gear, additional reserved parking spaces, guest parking, and access to the ocean inlet for paddle boards and kayaks. Minutes to the coastal Village of Jerusalem, local marinas, and coastal dining. Located just 85 miles from Boston and an easy commute from New York City, this is coastal Rhode Island living at its finest.
100 Exchange Street #1307 | Providence | $699,000
Listed by Jennifer Boland
Discover city living at its best in this beautifully appointed corner two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in the heart of downtown Providence, offering stunning views of College Hill. Surrounded by windows, the home is filled with tons of natural light and features a bright, open layout with comfortable living and dining areas, highlighted by an amazing 10-foot kitchen island with seating—perfect for entertaining and casual gatherings. The primary bedroom includes a custom built-in closet, while the second bedroom offers excellent flexibility and could easily serve as a spacious home office or guest room. Two full baths, an in-unit washer and dryer, an extra storage space, and one deeded indoor parking spot add unmatched convenience. Building amenities include a 24-hour concierge, fitness center, and a rooftop terrace with an indoor club room. With the train station just steps away and Providence’s top restaurants, shops, arts, and waterfront attractions nearby, this condo combines comfort, style, and vibrant city living.
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Ranking Rhode Island’s Most Popular Charity License Plates – Rhode Island Monthly
When it comes to expressing ourselves, Rhode Islanders have elevated license plates to an art form. You might not be able to get a new vanity plate — the state suspended applications in 2021 after a judge ruled a Tesla owner could keep his FKGAS plates — but you can still express your Rhody pride with one of seventeen state-approved charity plates. The program has funded ocean research, thrown parades, saved crumbling lighthouses and even provided meals for residents. About half of the $43.50 surcharge goes to the associated charity, while the other half covers the production cost.
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Atlantic Shark Institute
Year first approved: 2022
Plates currently on road: 7,007
Total raised: $269,530
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Friends of Plum Beach Lighthouse
Year first approved: 2009
Plates currently on road: 5,024
Total raised: $336,890
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Wildlife Rehabilitators Association of Rhode Island
Year first approved: 2013
Plates currently on road: 2,102
Funds raised: $32,080
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Rocky Point Foundation
Year first approved: 2016
Plates currently on road: 1,616
Funds raised: $50,450
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Rhode Island Community Food Bank
Year first approved: 2002
Plates currently on road: 765
Funds raised since 2021: $11,060*
*Prior to 2021, customers ordered plates directly through the food bank, and total revenue numbers are not available.
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
New England Patriots Charitable Foundation
Year first approved: 2009
Plates currently on road: 1,472
Funds raised: $136,740
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Audubon Society of Rhode Island and Save the Bay
Year first approved: 2006
Plates currently on road: 1,132
Funds raised: $61,380 for each organization (proceeds split evenly)
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Boston Bruins Foundation
Year first approved: 2014
Plates currently on road: 1,125
Funds raised: $36,880
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Beavertail Lighthouse Museum Association
Year first approved: 2023
Plates currently on road: 1,105
Funds raised: $37,610
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Bristol Fourth of July Committee
Year first approved: 2011
Plates currently on road: 1,104
Funds raised: $17,640
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Red Sox Foundation
Year first approved: 2011
Plates currently on road: 860
Funds raised: $88,620
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation
Year first approved: 2012
Plates currently on road: 1,510
Funds raised: $33,360
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Providence College Angel Fund
Year first approved: 2016
Plates currently on road: 693
Funds raised: $23,220
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Rose Island Lighthouse and Fort Hamilton Trust
Year first approved: 2022
Plates currently on road: 383
Funds raised: $10,640
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse
Year first approved: 2022
Plates currently on road: 257
Funds raised: $7,580
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License plate images courtesy of the Rhode island division of motor vehicles.
Day of Portugal and Portuguese Heritage in RI Inc.
Year first APPROVED: 2018
Plates currently on road: 132
Funds raised: $3,190
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Rhode Island AG to unveil long-awaited report on Diocese of Providence clergy abuse
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha will release on Wednesday findings from a multiyear investigation into child sexual abuse in the Diocese of Providence.
According to the attorney general’s office, the report will detail the diocese’s handling of clergy abuse over decades.
While the smallest state in the U.S., Rhode Island is home to the country’s largest Catholic population per capita, with nearly 40% of the state identifying as Catholic, according to the Pew Research Center.
Neronha first launched the investigation in 2019, nearly a year after a Pennsylvania grand jury report found more than 1,000 children had been abused by an estimated 300 priests in that state since the 1940s. The 2018 report is considered one of the broadest inquiries into child sexual abuse in U.S. history.
Neronha’s investigation involved entering into an agreement with the Diocese of Providence to gain access to all complaints and allegations of child sexual abuse by clergy dating back to 1950. Neronha’s office said in 2019 that the goal of the report was to determine how the diocese responded to past reports of child sexual abuse, identify any prosecutable cases, and ensure that no credibly accused clergy were in active ministry.
Rhode Island State Police also helped with the investigation.
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St. Patrick’s Day 2026: Your Guide To Fun In Rhode Island
Rhode Islanders who plan to join in the global celebration of Irish culture can choose from big and small events, including a parade in Providence.
The March 17 holiday falls on a Tuesday this year, and many big events will be held the weekend of March 14-15. Originally a modest, religious feast day honoring the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick’s Day today is a vibrant, boisterous holiday observed by millions of people regardless of their heritage.
The Providence parade is March 21.
We’ve rounded up 10 more events to help you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. But first, are you planning an event this spring? Feature it, so nearby readers see it all across Patch — including in roundups like this!
Here’s your guide to St. Patrick’s Day fun in Rhode Island:
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