Rhode Island’s budget standoff shows no signs of being resolved by the state’s feuding legislative leaders, and it’s threatening to affect state aid to…
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On The Governor’s Desk: Health, Education, and Marijuana Bills
A slew of bills heads for Gov. Gina Raimondo’s signature as the General Assembly nears the end of the legislative session. Here’s a brief list of what’s…
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Providence School Failed To Properly Report Sexual Abuse Allegations
The Providence Public School district is reviewing safety protocols, after school administrators failed to report allegations of sexual abuse by a…
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How Might $3.6M Help Providence’s Struggling Middle Schools?
Providence city councilors will soon vote on a new budget that would increase spending on public schools for the first time in seven years. The district…
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Gun Control Advocates Gather In Support Of Pending Bills
Advocates for stricter gun laws are scheduled to gather at the Statehouse Tuesday. The event, organized by the Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun…
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Providence East Side Councilor Jackson Ousted in Overwhelming Recall Election
A grass-roots campaign has pushed Providence City Councilor Kevin Jackson from office in an overwhelming, unprecedented recall victory on the capital…
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This Low-Cost, High-Level Soccer Club Turns Competition Into Opportunity
Jared Barbosa is an Elementary School guidance counselor who was raised by a professional soccer player. His dad, Manoel “Boom Boom” Barbosa, competed…
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10 Things You Need To Know About Gonzaga For The NCAA Tournament Championship Game
Ten things you need to know about Gonzaga University to better appreciate its first appearance in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship…
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New Report Suggests Ways RI students Can Get Active In School
A new report from the non-profit Rhode Island KIDS COUNT is suggesting ways to get students more active in school.
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The Future Of Arcadia Visitors Center Remains Uncertain
Last Thursday, the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management met with Exeter and Richmond town residents to discuss a proposed DEM visitors…
