Sen. Jack Reed warns of consequences Rhode Island’s economy could face if proposed federal budget cuts to science and technology research are acted on….
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R.I.P. Former Warwick Sen. Bill Walaska
Former State Sen. William Walaska of Warwick, a Democrat who represented Warwick for more than two decades in the chamber, died this morning after a…
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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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Scott MacKay Commentary: Baseball Coming Back To Red Sawx Nation At Fenway And McCoy
As winter fades, New England’s summer passion returns. RIPR political analyst Scott MacKay takes a break from politics to usher in the baseball season…
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One Unforgettable Play Wins For Mississippi State; UConn Streak Ends at 111
One play doesn’t cost you a game, but one play can win you a game. So spoke University of Connecticut women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma about…
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TGIF: 22 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
More boisterous times in state and national politics. So thanks for stopping by for my weekly column. As usual, your tips and comments are welcome , and…
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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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Bonus Q&A: DiPalma On College Tuition, Car Tax, UHIP, Subsidies & More
State Sen. Louis DiPalma (D-Middletown) joins Bonus Q&A to discuss a host of legislative issues, including Governor Raimondo’s college tuition…
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Alisha Pina Is Leaving The Providence Journal
Alisha Pina, a member of The Providence Journal’s Statehouse bureau, a long-serving staffer, and the only reporter of color on the ProJo’s staff, is…
