Students around the College Hill neighborhood of Providence expressed dismay over the election of Donald Trump as the country’s 45th president. Brown…
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This I Believe Rhode Island: Providence
A sense of place. Community. Roots. Some of us spend a lifetime trying to figure out where we’re from, who we are, where we belong. Oliver Wendell…
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RhodyVotes ’16: Rhode Islanders Go To The Polls
Preliminary results for Rhode Island’s General Election show Democrat Hillary Clinton leading Republican Donald Trump. A ballot measure for a casino in…
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Your Weekly Briefing: Health In Rhode Island, Nov. 8
What’s happening in your health in Rhode Island, Nov. 8 ELECTION DAY: Want to have a say in what happens to health care? Vote! HEALTH CAREERS: The…
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RhodyVotes ’16: RI Republicans Face A Challenge Increasing Legislative Ranks
Democrats have dominated the General Assembly since the 1930s. So will an angry electorate produce Republican gains on Smith Hill? Let’s start in House…
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RhodyVotes '16: Teaching The Presidential Election
Across the country, teachers have been seizing on this election as an opportunity to bring civics to life in their classrooms. Rhode Island Public Radio…
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Speaking Across Difference: A House Divided – But Civil – In This Presidential Election
Over the last few months we’ve brought you our series “Speaking Across Difference,” the stories of Rhode Islanders bridging divides of religion, socio…
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The Bottom Line: The Promise And Peril Of The Casino Question
Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio’s Dave Fallon for our weekly business segment, The Bottom Line. This week,…
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Scott MacKay Commentary: A Caustic Campaign is Almost Over
After a toxic presidential campaign, the national question will become how to unite a fractured country. Rhode Island Public Radio political analyst…
