North Kingstown

[ kingz-tuhn, -toun, king-stuhn ]

noun

1. a town in S central Rhode Island.

Example Sentences

In Rhode Island, Francis J. Spinella, an affordable housing consultant who has been involved in the field for more than 30 years, is now trying to refinance Wickford Village in North Kingstown, a 129-unit Section 8 development, in order to do capital improvements.

From New York Times

“Offshore wind is the single greatest existential threat to commercial fishing in the United States of America right now,” Meghan Lapp, fisheries liaison for Seafreeze, a seafood company based in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, told New Jersey lawmakers at a recent hearing.

From Seattle Times

The North Kingstown School Department placed the teacher on leave in April after he was alleged to have stalked a pre-teen middle school student whom he coached, among other accusations.

From Washington Times

“He’s dedicated his professional life to the students of North Kingstown,” defense attorney John E. MacDonald said after the hearing.

From Seattle Times

“He adamantly denies any criminal conduct whatsoever. Scores of students have been interviewed by North Kingstown police to say that they have participated in this program voluntarily, they benefited from this program and nothing of a sexual nature ever took place.”

From Seattle Times