Electricity Rates Expected To Drop More Than 40%; A Cinnamon Recall: PM Patch RI

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• Electricity Rates Expected To Drop For Rhode Island Energy Customers: The typical Rhode Island Energy customer could see their bill decrease $35 per month, beginning April 1.
• Several Ground Cinnamon Products Recalled In RI For Lead Contamination: The lead-contaminated ground cinnamon was sold at popular stores, including Dollar Tree and Family Dollar, the Rhode Island Department of Health says.
• North Kingstown Man Gets 12-Year Sentence For DUI, Killing Teen Boy: Former Newport firefighter Alexander Krajewski admits to drunken driving charges in a crash that killed Matthew Dennison, 17.

Here are some more Rhode Island Patch headlines you may have missed:

• Warwick Teacher Saves Third-Grader Choking During Snack Time: Report
• Kidnapping Attempt Reported In Providence, Person Of Interest At Large
• Mild Temperatures; Some Rain: Rhode Island Weekend Weather Forecast
• Coventry Police Sponsoring Rabies Vaccine Clinic Next Month
• Watch For Scammers Posing As Family Faking Emergencies: Tiverton PD
• Narragansett Police Appoint New School Resource Officer
• What Time Will Sun Set In Rhode Island As Daylight Saving Time Starts
• Town Of Portsmouth: See Fiscal Year 2023 Audit Questions
• Town Of South Kingstown: Canvassing Authority Meeting For Primary.

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