Central Falls, RI|News|
Central Falls To Host Employment & Resource Fair For Teens
Graduating seniors will be connected to pathways and opportunities for life after graduation, said Mayor Maria Rivera.
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North Smithfield, RI|News|
North Smithfield Police Arrest 3 In School Vandalism Case
Two women and a juvenile are accused of vandalizing the former Halliwell School.
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Warwick|News|
Breeze Airways Coming to T.F. Green Airport In Warwick
The startup was created by David Neeleman, founder of JetBlue Airways.
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Pawtucket, RI|News|
Cities Seek Special Master For Pawtucket/Central Falls Station
Two fires and an overdose death were the tip of the iceberg. A string of owners have ignored orders to clean up and secure the property.
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Pawtucket, RI|News|
State: Pawtucket Bar Where Man Was Shot Can Reopen For Now
The Vibe Lounge & Hookah Bar must close at midnight and hire police. A full hearing before RI liquor license regulators will be held later.
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Warwick|News|
Flags Lowered Across RI For Former Warwick Mayor Solomon
RI Gov. Dan McKee said flags will be flown at half-staff to honor the memory of Joseph J. Solomon, Sr., who died this morning.
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Pawtucket, RI|News|
Pawtucket Mayor's Scholarship Program Accepting Applications
Seniors planning to attend an accredited vocational technical school, or a two-year or four-year college or institution, are eligible.
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Pawtucket, RI|News|
Pawtuck Police Identify Victim Of Deadly Japonica St. Shooting
The 19-year-old woman was from Cranston.
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Warwick|News|
Former Warwick Mayor Joseph J. Solomon Dies
Solomon died peacefully at home early on May 20, his family announced.
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Richmond, RI|News|
Trout Stocked Across Rhode Island For Memorial Day Weekend
Select waterways will be stocked with hatchery-raised trout and salmon, RIDEM announced.
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Warwick|News|
Report: Warwick School Committee OKs 24 Layoffs
The cuts were recommended due to sharp declines in enrollment. The vote was 4-1.
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Warwick|News|
Warwick's Cause for Paws Classic Car Show Cancelled For 2021
The annual fundraiser raises money for the Warwick Animal Shelter.
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Westerly, RI|News|
Report: Westerly Schools Must Fill $1 Million Budget Gap
The School Committee approved some cuts last week, and administrators are working to find solutions.
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North Providence, RI|News|
Demonstrators Push For New Animal Shelter in North Providence
The current shelter on Smithfield Road, shared with Johnston, is out of compliance with state standards.
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North Smithfield, RI|News|
North Smithfield: Portion Of Rt. 104 To Be Closed Friday Night
Route 104 at the Route 146 overpass will be closed for installation of new beams for the structurally deficient Farnum Pike Bridge.
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Pawtucket, RI|News|
Pawtucket Police To Resume Seasonal Bicycle Patrols
The bicycle patrol program lets officers be more present in the neighborhoods, officials said.
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Central Falls, RI|News|
Bills To Close Wyatt Detention Facility Get RI Senate Hearing
Legislation by Sen. Jonathon Acosta aims to close the public-private federal prison in Central Falls.
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Foster, RI|News|
Brush Fire Reported Off Thomas Parker Road in Foster
Crews responded to reports of a large brush fire on Tuesday afternoon.
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Warwick|News|
Warwick Council OKs Lease Of 'Sawtooth Building' For City Offices
Mayor Frank Picozzi said that consolidating municipal offices to a location near City Hall is part of his vision for the city.
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Pawtucket, RI|News|
Pawtucket Mayor: Fatal Shootings 'Heavy Loss' On Community
Mayor Donald Grebien said the city will continue to work with the Providence-based Nonviolence Institute.
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