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The nonprofit will receive $3.1 million from the state to manage the site
Landlord group objects as public database, designed to track lead safety, categorizes homes without owner consent; state health department pledges adjustments
Last fall, in the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court decision, West Warwick passed an ordinance banning camping on public property. Advocates say dozens of people have been displaced
Gathering at teachers’ union headquarters aims to shape narrative amid fears Rhode Island could lose millions in education aid
“When you think of Jim Crow, you might think of somewhere else in the country, but unfortunately, discrimination was alive and well in New England just as much throughout all those years”
The Trump Administration will be able to nominate a successor
Archaeologist describes the day that lesson hit home