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A brand-new coastal retreat awaits at 25 Scallop S A brand-new coastal retreat awaits at 25 Scallop Shell Road, where timeless design meets modern convenience just steps from the shore. Thoughtfully designed with a reverse-living floor plan and oversized windows, this 4-bedroom, 4-bath home offers 2,926 square feet of sun-filled living with seasonal water views and a seamless connection to Narragansett’s coastal charm. On the first level, versatility shines: a sunlit bedroom, full bath, den, laundry, and two-car garage create flexible space ideal for multi-generational living. The home’s beautifully finished elevator provides effortless access to the main and upper levels. The second floor is the heart of the home, anchored by a timeless white kitchen with quartzite countertops, a spacious island, GE Café stainless steel appliances, and a large walk-in pantry. A bright dining area and living room with a cozy gas fireplace invite gathering, while a private office and a sparkling half bath add convenience and comfort. The upper level is devoted to private living, featuring a serene primary suite with a walk-in closet, spa-inspired bath, and an expansive deck for morning coffee or evening sunsets. Two additional bedrooms share a thoughtfully designed full bath, while a second laundry room and easy attic access complete this level. Beyond the interiors, every detail is designed for effortless living: a full-house generator, irrigation system, outdoor shower, stamped-concrete walkways, and a circular driveway that accommodates up to 10 cars. The landscaped corner lot is perfectly sited for enjoying Narragansett’s breezes and natural beauty. From here, enjoy a short walk to the beach, launch a kayak from one of the island’s many access points, or spend the day exploring the charming fishing village of Galilee. With its blend of thoughtful design, modern amenities, and coastal location, this home embodies the ease of island living at its finest. 25 Scallop Shell Road, Narragansett, RI 4 Beds | 3 Full Baths | 1 Half Bath 2,926 Sq. Ft. | Elevator | Water Views *Open house this Saturday, 10/4 from 11am - 12pm Offered by @michele.doherty of @liladelmancompass for $1,799,900 #liladelmancompass #narragansettri
@waterfireprov will host a full lighting on Saturd @waterfireprov will host a full lighting on Saturday, Oct. 4, in collaboration with the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation as part of the annual Flames of Hope celebration. The evening begins at 5:30 p.m. with vendor streets and onshore programming. The bonfires on the river will be lit shortly after sunset at 6:22 p.m., continuing until 11 p.m. “The Gloria Gemma Foundation has proudly partnered with WaterFire Providence on the Flames of Hope celebration for the past 20 years,” said Bryan Sawyer, Chief Operating Officer of the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation. “Each year, we look forward to this event because it not only reflects the mission of Gloria Gemma but also embodies what WaterFire is about—creating a sense of community and bringing people together.” The night will feature a dramatic procession of lighting boats and a Torch Procession during the Illuminations of Life Ceremony, accompanied by a performance from The State Ballet of Rhode Island and a moving walk of 150 breast cancer survivors from the State House to Waterplace Park Basin. Visitors can enjoy the WaterFire Marketplace, local food trucks, artists’ vendors, and live entertainment throughout downtown. Highlights include glass-blowing demonstrations, an acoustic performance by singer-songwriter Jacob Frezza, fire-spinning shows by Cirque de Light, and the return of the Starry, Starry Night installation at Memorial Park. Additional programming will spotlight local organizations and businesses, including the Rhode Island Latino Cancer Association, Space2Thrive, Aquidneck Harvest Company, and Johnson & Wales University. The WaterFire Circle membership tent, Paint & Sip fundraiser at Providence Place Mall, and volunteer-led walking tours will offer more ways to experience the city’s signature event. More details and the full season schedule are available at waterfire.org/schedule. #waterfire #rhodeisland #newportbuzz
Brianna Vega, a University of Rhode Island alumna Brianna Vega, a University of Rhode Island alumna and registered nurse with Brown University Health, is the new Miss Rhode Island USA. The Providence native and first-generation college graduate will represent the Ocean State at the Miss USA pageant on Oct. 24 in Reno, Nevada. @adorebrianna, who graduated from URI in 2019 as a Talent Development scholar, follows in the footsteps of @oliviaculpo, the Rhode Islander who won Miss USA and Miss Universe in 2012. If successful later this month, Vega would become just the second national title holder from Rhode Island since the pageant began in 1952. Winning did not come easy. Vega competed in three previous Miss Rhode Island USA pageants between 2021 and 2023, reaching the top 15, top five, and finishing as third runner-up before finally capturing the crown on her fourth attempt this past May. Her victory was made all the more significant with Susan Curran, Culpo’s mother, serving as a judge. Vega’s path to the stage began when she watched Culpo’s rise in 2012 and decided to try for herself. At 17, she entered Miss Rhode Island Teen USA and placed as second runner-up. She paused pageant competition to pursue her education, inspired by her father’s health challenges to become a nurse. Though she initially struggled with test scores, she was accepted into URI’s nursing program through the Talent Development initiative and went on to thrive academically and socially, including serving as president of the Latin American Students Association. Her journey back to pageantry was sparked during the COVID-19 pandemic when a patient encouraged her to continue competing. Balancing her career in health care with the demands of pageant preparation, she refined her approach and returned with a focus on resilience and representation. In addition to her role as a nurse in obstetrics and gynecology, Vega mentors with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island. She now has her sights set on Reno, where she hopes to add her name to the state’s pageant history. #rhodeisland #newportbuzz
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