South Kingstown (Rhode Island)
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High Winds Sweep Surfer 3 Miles Out To Sea
cbs4boston.com May 14, 2008 2 related
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (WBZ) ― A surfer swept three miles off the Rhode Island coast by high winds was rescued by the Coast Guard Tuesday. Nadelie Baggesen, 19, of Ashaway, R.I., was surfing with friends off Matunuck Beach in six-foot seas when 34 mph winds pushed her far from shore. A waitress at...
Traveling exhibit explores Nazi persecution of gays
rhinelanderdailynews.com Mar 30, 2008 3 related
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. - In Nazi Germany, some gay men were castrated and prosecuted under draconian laws prohibiting homosexuality. Others were subjected to crude medical experiments designed to "correct" their sexual orientation. Gay men in concentration camps were singled out with distinctive...
Driver in June Crash That Injured Teen is Indicted
redorbit.com Mar 18, 2008 1 related
By Donita Naylor Less than two weeks after she graduated from high school, honors student Sylvia M. Bogusz, 18, was struck by a car going 90 mph on the shoulder of Route 1 not far from the Charlestown line. She spent four months in Rhode Island Hospital, unable to speak.
Interim Report of the Washington County Grand Jury. Reported on March 14, 2008
ri.gov Mar 17, 2008
Please note: An indictment, information, or complaint is merely an allegation. The U.S. Constitution guarantees that a defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. Heidi Harrall, DOB: 5-25-62 24 West Side Road South Kingstown, RI W1-2008-0137A The...
Exhibit chronicles Nazi treatment of gays
telegram.com Mar 16, 2008 1 related
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. - In Nazi Germany, some gay men were castrated and prosecuted by the Gestapo under draconian laws prohibiting homosexuality. Others were subjected to crude medical experiments designed to "correct" their sexual orientation. Gay men in concentration camps were singled out...