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Newport County residents and hospitality workers a Newport County residents and hospitality workers are invited to enjoy free or discounted admission to 19 cultural attractions during “Be Our Guest” Days, taking place Saturday, June 21 through Monday, June 23. The three-day event offers access to museums, historic homes, gardens, and more across Newport and Bristol Counties, as a thank-you to local residents and hospitality professionals who support the region’s tourism economy. Proof of Newport County residency or hospitality employment is required. The Preservation Society of Newport County is offering free admission to The Breakers, Marble House, The Elms, Chateau-sur-Mer, and Green Animals Topiary Garden each day. Kingscote will be open on June 21, and the Isaac Bell House on June 22 and 23. “Several times each year, the Preservation Society invites Newport County residents to be our guests at the mansions for free, and we are happy to extend the courtesy to people who work in the hospitality industry, which is so important to the local economy,” said Preservation Society CEO and Executive Director Trudy Coxe. “We hope they will take advantage of this opportunity.” Specialty tours—such as Hunter House, Chepstow, Beneath The Breakers, and The Elms Servant Life—are not included. Visitors are encouraged to download the @newport.mansions app for self-guided tours and bring headphones. Other participating sites include: * Artillery Company of Newport Museum (June 21–22) – Free * Audubon Nature Center & Aquarium (June 21–23) – Free for up to four guests * Blithewold Mansion (June 21–22) – Free * Colony House (June 21–23) – Free * Fort Adams Trust (June 21–23) – Free * Herreshoff Marine Museum (June 21–22) – Free * Loeb Visitors Center at Touro Synagogue (June 21–23) – Free * Museum of Newport History (June 21–23) – Free + 10% shop discount * Rail Explorers (June 23 only) – 20% off * Redwood Library (June 21–22) – Free * Hamilton Family Aquarium (June 21–23) – 50% off * Vernon House (June 21–22) – Free Full details and a list of participating venues are available at newportmansions.org/events/hospitality-employees-newport-county-days-2025. #newportmansions #newportri #newportbuzz
Authorities have released new details surrounding Authorities have released new details surrounding Saturday’s tragic structural collapse at the Portuguese American Club that claimed the life of a local teenager and left several others injured. According to the Portsmouth Police Department, officers responded to 35 Power Street at approximately 5:34 p.m. on June 7 following reports of a structural collapse with multiple injuries. When officers arrived, they found members of the Portsmouth Fire Department already on scene. The collapse involved a concrete landing atop an exterior staircase on the building’s north side, which led to a second-floor entrance. The landing detached from the structure and fell, landing perpendicular to the ground and trapping two juveniles beneath it — a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old, both from Portsmouth. Tragically, the 15-year-old girl died from her injuries. The 17-year-old remains in critical condition at the hospital. Three additional individuals on the landing at the time also suffered injuries. A 19-year-old woman from Little Compton was treated and released, a 49-year-old woman from Merrillville, Indiana, remains hospitalized with serious injuries, and a 46-year-old Portsmouth man sustained a minor injury but was not hospitalized. Police are not releasing the names of the deceased or the injured at this time, out of respect for their families’ privacy. The Portsmouth Police Detective Division is actively investigating the incident to determine whether any criminal activity played a role. The Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office has been asked to assist in the investigation. This criminal probe is separate from the structural review being conducted by the building official and town planner. “We extend our sincere condolences to all those affected by this heartbreaking event,” the department said in a statement, urging anyone in need of emotional support to contact Newport Mental Health or local providers. #portsmouthri #newportbuzz #portsmouthstrong
@theedwardkinghouse Senior Center will host its An @theedwardkinghouse Senior Center will host its Annual Mayor’s Luncheon on Friday, June 27 at 12:00 p.m., honoring individuals and organizations that have made a significant impact on the lives of Newport’s older adults. The community event will be emceed by Mayor Charlie Holder and Vice-Mayor Lynn Ceglie and will celebrate those recognized for their exceptional service, advocacy, and support of the senior community. This year’s honorees include: * Volunteer of the Year: Robert Nula * Champion for Seniors: Helen Hames * Lifetime Achievement Awards: Newport City Councilor Lynn Ceglie and Board Member Barbara Peters * Senior Friendly Business Award (Inaugural): Wyndham Newport Atlantic Resort The Edward King House, located at 35 King Street, is a cornerstone for Newport residents aged 50 and older, offering a wide range of programming to promote health, learning, and social engagement. From fitness classes to cultural events and essential services, the center aims to help seniors remain active and connected. The Mayor’s Luncheon is open to the public. Tickets are $35 per person and include lunch and an awards ceremony. They can be purchased online at www.edwardkinghouse.org or in person at the Center. #newportbuzz #newportri
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