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Rhode Island’s Best Communities 2013: #39 to #21—The 4th annual analysis of RI's 39 cities…

NEW: RI Pharmacist Leo Blais Loses License Permanently—You won't believe what happens out there...

Rob Horowitz: The Ultimate City: Bohemians, Gays & Jobs—Location, location, location...

Little Compton #21: RI’s Best Communities 2013—Cast your vote! and variations...

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Westerly #23: RI’s Best Communities 2013—Cast your vote! and variations...

North Smithfield #24: RI’s Best Communities 2013—Cast your vote! and variations...

NEW: Salvatore Wants Review of Disabled Abuses at Birch Vocational—Civil rights violations...

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Rowley: Go Back to the Tax Policies of the 1800s

Thursday, June 02, 2011

As progressive Democrats make their latest case for raising taxes on upper income earners, one consistent justification for the proposal is continuously posed – Democrats only want to revert back to the income tax rates of the 1990s.

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Henry Barnard to Host Locks of Love Cut-a-Thon

Thursday, June 02, 2011

If you've got hair to spare, the fifth graders at Rhode Island College's Henry Barnard School want it. The elementary school students are hosting their first "Hair to Spare" Cut-a-Thon next Monday, June 6, to collect donated hair and spread awareness of hair loss due to various medical conditions. The event is part of Locks of Love's well-known campaign that invites anyone with 10 or more inches of hair to allow it to be trimmed and donated.

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Rhode Island’s Best Sandwiches

Thursday, June 02, 2011

It's the first full week of summer, and that gets us to thinking about long days at the beach, romantic picnics by the bay, or long days spent sailing. The next thought? What goodies to pack for lunch, of course. Run-of-the-mill white bread sandwiches just don't do it for us...they somehow tarnish the feel of the day.

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Good is Good: My Name is Tom and I’m a Bandwagon Bruins Fan

Thursday, June 02, 2011

I went to LA to watch the Celtics win game 4 of the 2008 Finals.  I was in Fenway for the World Series in 2004. Bill Belichick went to my college for goodness sakes. But the last time I watched a Bruins game was on Channel 38 when Bobby Orr was still playing. Until about three weeks ago, that is.

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Newport Summer Comedy Series 2011

Thursday, June 02, 2011

What's so funny about Newport? It's what's in Newport: a summer's worth of top-shelf comics.

The 2011 Newport Summer Comedy Series has grown to be one of the largest comedy series/festivals in the country, not to mention one of the most popular summer events in New England, said Joe Rocco, who helms the event. Rocco expects about 15,000 comedy-lovers at this year's 11 shows over nine nights at the Newport Yachting Center

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Gist: Attacks on Teachers Need to Stop

Thursday, June 02, 2011

Education Commissioner Deborah Gist used her annual address before the General Assembly last night to defend teachers from “toxic” criticism and “cries of discontent.”

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SUCCEED WITH STYLE: 10 Steps to Improving Your Professional Presence

Thursday, June 02, 2011

Do you want to stand out in your department? In your company? In your industry? Your professional presence plays an important role in career success. The two go hand-in-hand. But your professional presence goes beyond wearing a nice suit jacket and picking up the tab. It consists of your appearance, verbal and non-verbal communication skills, your attitude and your overall business etiquette. Professionals who pay attention to these factors are the ones who getahead faster.

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B’s Lose A Heartbreaker In Game One 1-0

Thursday, June 02, 2011

If game 1 is any indication of how these Stanley Cup Finals will be played, fasten your seatbelts.  We're in for an exciting couple of weeks.

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NEW: RI to Get Over $25 Million in Federal Housing Grants

Wednesday, June 01, 2011

U.S. Senator Jack Reed announced this week that Rhode Island will receive more than $25 million through several federal grant programs.

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Channel 6 Closes Deal and Will Launch HD in Fall

Wednesday, June 01, 2011

The deal for Channel 6 has officially closed and announced a major upgrade to the station.  Philip J. Lombardo, owner and CEO of Citadel, announced the closing on Wednesday. “The Federal Communications Commission approved the license transfer quickly and we are thrilled to take ownership,” Lombardo said. “We are already in the process of converting the station to high-definition, a $1 million dollar investment. Soon our viewers will be watching a crisp, clear, and vibrant on air product.”

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