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Coastal Storm Could Bring Light Snow To Rhode Island
The storm is expected to brush by coastal Rhode Island, with Block Island likely to see the greatest accumulation.

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The storm is expected to brush by coastal Rhode Island, with Block Island likely to see the greatest accumulation.

The Food and Drug Administration authorization moves boosters for Rhode Island children ages 12-15 a step closer.
Aramis Segura is accused of leaving the scene of a crash that killed a 17-year-old driver over the holiday weekend on I-95.
While some were obvious — vaccines, wild weather — there were surprises in the list of stories that resonated with Patch readers in 2021.
Sukari, the 28-year-old Masai giraffe, was one of the oldest under human care in North America.
Because of the timing of the holiday, most businesses and services will observe it on New Year's Eve.
Because of the timing of the holiday, most businesses and services will observe it on New Year's Eve.
Because of the timing of the holiday, most businesses and services will observe it on New Year's Eve.
Because of the timing of the holiday, most businesses and services will observe it on New Year's Eve.
Because of the timing of the holiday, most businesses and services will observe it on New Year's Eve.
Because of the timing of the holiday, most businesses and services will observe it on New Year's Eve.
Because of the timing of the holiday, most businesses and services will observe it on New Year's Eve.
Because of the timing of the holiday, most businesses and services will observe it on New Year's Eve.
Looking to go shopping or grab a bit to eat? Many businesses will be open New Year's Day.
Hikers who ring in the new year with the Department of Environmental Management will receive a special commemorative pin.
Your little one doesn't need to stay up until midnight to get in on the New Year's Eve fun.
A dozen new laws go into effect in Rhode Island at the start of the new year.
Starting next month, unvaccinated employees will no longer have the option to get tested weekly.
Starting Jan. 3, everyone over the age of 5 will be required to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccine.
The crash marked the 19th time this year a state police cruiser was hit in the line of duty, Col. James Manni said.