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Medical Debt Relief On The Way For Qualifying Residents: PM Patch RI
Also: Lamborghini Bull Run returning to Newport Car Museum; ex-teacher convicted of molesting child; man accused of robbing bank; more.

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- New Medical Debt Relief Program Launches In Rhode Island: The program is a partnership with a nonprofit that buys medical debt from hospitals, doctors' officers and debt collectors.
- Lamborghini Bull Run Returning To Newport Car Museum: Participating Lamborghini owners are participating in the Movember Men's Challenge, a campaign to raise awareness for men's health issues.
- Ex-Woonsocket Gym Teacher Convicted Of Molesting Child: Prosecutors prove Steven Porricelli, 53, of Warwick, sexually assaulted a girl under the age of 14 in 2023.
Here are some more Rhode Island Patch headlines you may have missed:
- Saladworks Closing Its 2 Rhode Island Restaurants
- West Warwick Man Arrested In Woonsocket Bank Robbery: Reports
- Hospital In RI Nationally Recognized For Excellence At Its Spine Center
- Town Of Portsmouth: See Advisory Opinion For SouthCoast Wind Project.
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