Travis Rowley: Make Love, Don’t Throw Condoms on Little Girls
In his weekly column, Travis Rowley takes on the Occupy movement.
Rhode Island residents have made more than $2 million in federal campaign contributions during the 2012 election cycle, with residents on the East Side of Providence leading the way with more than $270,000 in donations, according to a GoLocalProv review of campaign finances.
In his weekly column, Travis Rowley takes on the Occupy movement.
Every Friday, Dan McGowan breaks down who's rising and who's falling in the world of Rhode Island politics. Check out who
Read MoreBusinessman and former Congressional candidate Anthony Gemma issued the following statement today:
Donna Perry takes on the deteriorating situation in the city of Providence.
For the second time in his relatively short political career, Providence Mayor Angel Taveras has shifted Congressional
Read MoreDon Roach blames Congressman David Cicilline for Providence's current economic woes.
Rob Horowitz says President Obama’s proposals to hold down the cost of college is clearly good election year
Read MoreTom Sgouros offers a defense of Congressman David Cicilline's eight-year tenure as Mayor of Providence.
This week’s PowerPlayer is Lieutenant Governor Elizabeth Roberts. The LG was kind enough to chat with GoLocalProv about
Read MoreTravis Rowley says it seems Republicans are winning the argument, just not the elections.
Tom Sgouros explains why cities and towns may be right when asking to suspend cost of living adjustments.
Every Friday, Dan McGowan breaks down who's rising and who's falling in the world of Rhode Island politics. Check out who
Read MoreAaron Regunberg takes on the most powerful politician in Rhode Island.
Senatore Whitehouse joined a group of Senators today decrying the Citizens United decision.
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