A revised bill unveiled Thursday for funding a new PawSox stadium makes a series of changes, including the steering of more stadium revenue to the City…
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Trillo Scrambles Gubernatorial Field By Running As An Independent
Former state Rep. Joe Trillo, a one-time national committeeman for the Rhode Island Republican Party, scrambled the Ocean State’s 2018 field for…
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Veteran Fundraiser Dee Dee Witman Helping Fung’s Campaign
Longtime Rhode Island fundraiser Dee Dee Witman has signed on to help Republican gubernatorial candidate Allan Fung with his fundraising.
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Raimondo Wins Leadership Role In Democratic Governors Association
Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo has won election as vice chair of the Democratic Governors Association. Washington Governor Jay Inslee was voted…
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RI Officials Recommend Changes To Modernize Electrical Grid
Rhode Island officials recently released a report with recommendations on how to modernize the state’s electrical grid.
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TGIF: 19 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
There’s barely a month left in 2017, meaning we’re on the brink of what promises to be a dynamic election year in Rhode Island. So thanks for stopping…
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Commentary: Don’t Fall For the ‘War on Christmas’
Thursday, President Donald Trump participated in a venerable ceremony than harkens back to the Calvin Coolidge Administration in the 1920s – the annual…
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In New Hampshire, Businesses Step Up to Help Tackle The Drug Crisis
Addressing the state’s drug crisis has been an all hands on deck approach from the medical community, law enforcement to social workers. But advocates…
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Longtime RI Corrections Head A.T. Wall Retiring
The longtime head of the Rhode Island Department of Corrections, A.T. Wall, is retiring. He plans to leave the prison system early next year.
