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07/07/2008

Survivor of plane crash still critical
Keith Ulich, the sole survivor of a fiery plane crash in Middletown Thursday evening, remained in critical condition yesterday at Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, according to a hospital spokeswoman.

07/06/2008

Survivor of plane crash still in critical condition
The sole survivor of a fiery plane crash in Middletown on Thursday night remained in critical condition yesterday at Rhode Island Hospital.

07/05/2008

Sole survivor of Middletown plane crash identified as Newport man
Keith Ulich, 28, of Newport, was the sole survivor of the crash near Newport State Airport on Thursday that claimed the lives of two others.

07/04/2008

Plane crash in Middletown leaves 2 dead, 1 injured
The four-seat private plane apparently lost power immediately after takeoff.

07/03/2008

New leadership course has lawyers on the ropes
Young associates from a Boston law firm learn team-building at a YMCA ropes course.

07/02/2008

Deportation violator arrested on credit-card fraud charge
MIDDLETOWN — A Peruvian man is in federal custody as an alleged deportation violator after being arrested by Middletown police last month on a charge of credit-card fraud.

07/01/2008

Middletown Town Council OKs $61.4-million ’09 budget
The spending plan, representing a 3.36 percent tax rate hike, backs off on cutting the School Department’s budget as deeply as first discussed.

06/24/2008

Middletown Town Council leadership not to run for reelection
Town Council president Paul M. Rodrigues and vice president Shirley R. Mello will not run this fall.

06/20/2008

Aquidneck Land Trust acquires rights to 11 more acres
MIDDLETOWN — Another week, another boon for open-space advocates.

06/19/2008

Middletown Town Council rejects charter proposals
The Town Council decides against changes in term limits and nonpartisan council elections.

2 Portsmouth High School students face drug charges
MIDDLETOWN — The police arrested two 17-year-old Portsmouth boys last Friday on marijuana-possession charges.

06/18/2008

Middletown Town Council denies beach pavilion bond question
The Town Council, in refusing to put the issue on the ballot, says the $5-million cost is too high considering the economy.

Cochlear implants are technological marvels always being improved
In normal hearing, sound waves enter the ear canal and strike the eardrum, which then vibrates. The vibrations travel along the tiny bones of the middle ear to the oval window, the membrane at the entrance to a coiled organ known as the cochlea.

Graduating St. George’s School senior turns stereotypes about the deaf on their ears
Editor’s note: Westley Resendes, of Middletown, graduated from St. George’s School on Memorial Day and is off to Harvard University in the fall but his story is much more complex. He tells it here in his own words.

Middletown voters’ OK sought for open-space bond
MIDDLETOWN — Voters will be asked in November to approve a $2-million bond to support open-space preservation, a referendum that residents overwhelmingly supported in the last general election two years ago.

VonVillas announces bid for Town Council in Middletown
The former Middletown School Committee member cites persistent squabbles as a prime motive for her candidacy.

06/17/2008

Middletown Town Council is urged to make no school cuts
MIDDLETOWN — Parents, teachers, school officials — and a 12-year-old Gaudet Middle School student — last night urged the Town Council not to cut the School Department’s budget request, saying the school district shouldn’t be forced to consider eliminating all-day kindergarten, middle school sports or a school nurse.