Narragansett-South Kingstown, RI|News|
James Langevin, Democrat for Congressional District 2
Congressman Langevin has served in the House of Representatives since 2001.

Except for 18 misguided months in Warren, Stephen is a lifelong resident of South County. He grew up in Charlestown, graduating from Chariho High School in 2002 and the University of Rhode Island in 2007.
Despite looking about 16 years old if clean shaved, he spent two years at the Newport Daily News as their weekend intern, followed by news and sports positions at East Bay Newspapers and The Westerly Sun for another three years. At various points, he has also served as a regular beat reporter for the URI men's basketball team, a video game reviewer, and an entertainment editor and reporter.
<b>Your Beliefs</b>
I believe Conan O'Brien summed them up well as he was ironically being shown the door on <i>The Tonight Show</i>: "I hate cynicism — it's my least favorite quality and it doesn't lead anywhere. Nobody in life gets exactly what they thought they were going to get. But if you work really hard and you're kind, amazing things will happen. As proof, let's make an amazing thing happen right now."
<b>Politics</b>
I generally skew liberal on social issues and defense issues, and conservative on spending. I imagine I would have been a big fan of John Chafee, and I thought Lincoln Almond did a good job as governor. I have never voted a straight party ticket.
<b>Religion</b>
I was dipped in water as a baby - I know, because there are photos of it. However, I'm otherwise non-religious, although I believe that people should be free to worship whatever deity they choose.
Congressman Langevin has served in the House of Representatives since 2001.

South Kingstown police charge two people with suspended license violations.
The 15-man squad will try to win the first boys’ basketball title for the school since 1984.
During an otherwise quiet two-day stretch, a URI student is arrested on a warrant from a drug offense in November.
After an upset of a powerhouse Deering squad, the Narragansett Pier School boys’ basketball team is one game away from playing for a state championship.
A wrap-up of court activity.
Nathaniel Fisher, 21, is ordered to complete 100 hours of community service for a drug violation in March 2009.
Nathaniel Fisher, 21, is ordered to complete 100 hours of community service for a drug violation in March 2009.
A wrap-up of court activity.
A wrap-up of court activity.
Robert Smith, 40, used a family member’s health insurance card three times for his own medical care.
A student goes Incredible Hulk on a car windshield, and police break-up five loud parties on Saturday and Sunday.
The district's testing remains level from 2009-2010, and remains head of state percentages by double digits.
A passenger in a car is arrested after police say he tried to conceal a bag of marijuana in the pocket of a car.
Brian Verry, 34, was found guilty of fracturing his daughter's skull in March 2006.
The 47-year-old has a past history of dealing cocaine.
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The girls almost pull off an upset despite missing their top wing, while the boys easily triumph.
Gaby Lesnett and Casey Clooutier each score 10 points for Coventry.
A Connecticut woman pleads no contest to a reckless driving charge, and several pleas are recorded for alcohol violations.