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Political Roundtable: Bell On The Fight To Lead The RI GOP, Mueller Report & More

Rhode Island Republican Chairman Brandon Bell joins Political Roundtable to discuss the fight to succeed him, the Mueller report, and the battle between different elements in the RI House of Representatives.

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One Square Mile Pawtucket: For New Arrivals, Education Offers Opportunity

For more than a century, Pawtucket was a gateway for new immigrants to this country. People came from Ireland, Canada, Portugal and the Azores, to work in the city’s factories. Today, the city’s new arrivals come mainly from Central America.

The number of Hispanic residents has more than doubled in the last twenty years, as they follow friends and family to the United States. But the city’s economic opportunities have changed drastically.

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Scott MacKay’s Commentary: How Abortion Rights Legislation Gained Traction At The RI Statehouse

The Rhode Island Statehouse was once a bastion of anti-abortion sentiment. But not anymore. The Public’s Radio political analyst Scott Mackay parses what’s changed.

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One Square Mile Pawtucket: Inside The Studio Of Artist Anastasia Azure

The textile mills that revolutionized manufacturing in Pawtucket are now giving rise to communities of artists. It’s a new kind of creative growth in the buildings that were once hubs of industry. Ari Leo takes us inside the studio of one local artist at Hope Artiste Village.

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Political Roundtable: Kallman On Pawtucket’s Outlook & Why She Loves The City

Pawtucket City Councilor Meghan Kallman joins Political Roundtable to discuss the outlook for a better economy in that city; why she loves Pawtucket; and the arrival in RI of the state’s next education commissioner.

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