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Woman Falsifies Nomination Papers For Congress, AG Says: PM Patch RI
Also: 2 ferrets found abandoned; a parade of planets; the accomplishments of star students; two domestic assault charges; top stories; more.

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- Providence Woman Charged With Falsifying Nomination Papers For Matos' U.S. Congress Bid: The allegations against Holly McLaren, 52, stemmed from the lead up to the 2023 special election in the First Congressional District.
- 2 'Cute' Ferrets Abandoned In North Kingstown: One of the ferrets is white with pink eyes and the other is brown and gray with blue-black eyes.
- Parade Of 6 Planets: Hype, Or Worth Getting Up Early To See In RI?: The planets will align, see what you'll likely need to see them in Rhode Island.
Here are some more Rhode Island Patch headlines you may have missed:
- Star Student: Alex Excels In Academics, Lacrosse, Soccer In Westerly
- Star Student: Liam Excels In Academics, Wrestling In East Greenwich
- Could Some Local Stop & Shop Stores Close?; 6 Hurt In Crash: RI Top Stories
- Town Of South Kingstown: Medicare Fraud Prevention Week, Stop By Senior Center To Learn Tips
- 2 Domestic Assaults; A Drug Charge; More: Cranston Police Arrest Log
- Town Of South Kingstown: South Kingstown Senior Services Temporarily Suspends Transportation Program
- Town Of South Kingstown: Affordable Housing Collaborative Committee Hosting Affordable Housing Seminar.
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