By Ciara Speller | Broadcast Editor –   Thanksgiving is now just days away.  The time for great food, family and new memories being made is almost here. What could be better than eating delicious sweets and treats, while being surrounded with your favorite people? And with this new “DIY” or Do It Yourself craze, so many different festive snacksRead More

By Jenna Mackevich | Staff Writer –   Sometimes when you see a tattoo, you have to wonder if the person has a good understanding of the word permanent. The New York Times recently answered a question from a woman in Lexington, Massachusetts about how to stop her daughter from getting a tattoo.  The mother and her husband are payingRead More

By Albert Vuoso | Arts & Entertainment Editor –   It was a bike ride away, literally. A roommate and I took advantage of our well-toned muscles and the small span of Newport as an excuse to arrive in style to Perro Salado. Just in time for our eight o’clock reservations, a crowd buzzing with conversation gathered outside of theRead More

By Tara Stanzione | Staff Writer –   Season Four of The Vampire Diaries has begun and local fans are biting back with their thoughts on this supernatural series. Entering its fourth season, The Vampire Diaries is incredibly popular. Mystic Falls, a town where vampires, werewolves, witches, and other supernatural beings continuously cause havoc, is becoming even more terrifying. TheRead More

By Albert Vuoso | Arts and Entertainment Editor – As the title of her debut single indicates, Katy Perry let out a “roar” this summer  with the release of her first track off her third studio album, Prism. That roar, however, proved to be a rambunctious cry of unoriginality; a trend that is laced throughout the entire album. A trendRead More