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Representative Patrick O'Neill unveiled an economic plan for the formation of a Governor's Office of Economic Policy… Read More
Representative Patrick O'Neill unveiled an economic plan for the formation of a Governor's Office of Economic Policy… Read More
A bill designed to increase taxes for qualified, low-income housing from 8% to 15% has provoked resistence from some… Read More
Every Friday, Dan Lawlor breaks down who's rising and who's falling in the world of Rhode Island politics. Check out who… Read More
Gina Raimondo’s office is trying to educate the public about the pension’s investment strategy. The front page of the… Read More
The University of Rhode Island Rams baseball team opened up Atlantic 10 tournament play Wednesday in Charlotte, North… Read More
Despite outplaying the Rangers in game 4, the Bruins gave up some careless goals and will now head back to Boston hoping… Read More
Test scores are up. So are graduation rates. But the gap between white students and those who are minorities, have… Read More
Today, URI Professor of Business Administration Edward Mazze will unveil his annual state-of-the-state report, "The Rhode… Read More
Defending Division I state champion Bishop Hendricken beat 2012 Division II state champion Johnston High School 5-2 on… Read More
The Rhode Island Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, led by Commissioner Deborah Gist, released it's… Read More
Providence Mayor Angel Taveras has issued letters opposing NECAP-linked graduation requirements to RI Senate Education… Read More
Speaking on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressman David N. Cicilline (D-RI) today spoke out to… Read More
Boston Red Sox legend Jim Rice will appear at Boston's Alex and Ani store on Newbury Street tonight, May 23rd, at a… Read More
Here’s a story of political manipulation at the cost of RI citizens. (So, what’s new?) Usually, legislation is introduced… Read More
Southern New England WOMAN Magazine, a quarterly publication that addresses important issues aimed at helping today’s… Read More
In this day and age with the advancements in technology and the creation of the Internet, I bet you have a least one… Read More
Years ago, women enjoyed eating whatever they wanted and resting through their pregnancies – like a nine-month sabbatical… Read More
The Bernie Worrell Orchestra rocked the house at the Knickerbocker Café Friday – not quite a full house – but a happy one… Read More
The first big summer weekend is nearly here, and with it comes the first big cookout weekend. Clean up the grill, get out… Read More
People are asking about the madness of May this month with etiquette questions to Newport Manners about disinheriting… Read More
The trees and flowers are blooming, and the temperatures are rising. Why, then, are you so miserable? If you suffer from… Read More
A well-preserved residential neighborhood in eastern Cranston has received federal recognition for its contributions to… Read More
Although web television may not have been on anyone’s radar when it was introduced in the 1990s, it’s now a thriving… Read More
Dear John, I went clubbing with the girls for my birthday and we ran into a group of professional golfers who were filming… Read More
From my time covering the Rhode Island music scene extensively since my days as a Radio DJ at 90.7 WXIN and a music… Read More
Two health care institutions, a national retailer, and a major community economic development initiative announced their… Read More
On Thursday at The Parlour in Providence, local heartland rock & rollers The 'Mericans were the marquee act playing two… Read More
Summer vacation will start soon, and many teens still haven’t made plans. A job is always a good option, but can be tough… Read More
With her final semester of college approaching, Roger Williams University senior Abby Moreau found herself at a… Read More
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