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RI Veterans Voice: Clays 4 Charity at The Preserve, Local Events, Resources, VOTE! – John A. Cianci
by John A. Cianci, contributing writer, veterans issues
UPDATE
Results From 4th Annual Clays 4 Charity Event Held at The Preserve in Rhode Island
Here is a summary of the individual and squad scores from the 4th Annual Clays 4 Charity (Hall of Fame Edition) held on Friday, August 14, 2026, at The Preserve Sporting Club & Resort:
Individual Honors
- High Overall Individual (Top Gun): Stephen DeFrancesco – Score: 59
- High Overall Lady Shooter: Maria Cunningham – Score: 50
- High Overall Youth Shooter: Jack King – Score: 50
Squad Honors
- High Overall Squad (Top Squad): Score: 223
- Members: Steven Colagiovanni, Gary Gras, Todd Anderson, Mike Russo
Course High Squads
- Krieghoff Blue Course (Stations 1–10): Score: 219
- Members: Ed McQuaide, Jake Manfredi, Scott Demario, Jason Wilkins
- Krieghoff Blue Course (Stations 11–20): Score: 175
- Members: John Gadrow, Owen Reilly, Tom Reilly, Jason DiFusco
- Blaser Orange Course (Stations 1–10): Score: 223
- Members: Steven Colagiovanni, Gary Gras, Todd Anderson, Mike Russo
- Blaser Orange Course (Stations 11–20): Score: 215
- Members: Maria Cunningham, Earle Ferguson, Hans Aichem, Art Jacobs
Local real state broker Jennifer O” Leary , Greenwich Bay Brokers firing a shotgun during Clay 4 Charity event
Full event photos and details are available directly on the Clays 4 Charity Results Page.
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RINEWSTODAY Update on 4th Annual Clays 4 Charity
Experiencing Gratitude and Growth at the 4th Annual Adam Vinatieri Clay 4 Charity Event
Covering and participating in the 4th Annual Adam Vinatieri Clay 4 Charity event at The Preserve Sporting Club & Resort was a unforgettable experience.
As a two-tour Iraq combat veteran, many of the activities I enjoyed before the war became triggers I avoided after returning home—with firearms topping that list. Stepping onto the grounds initially brought a wave of anxiety as hundreds of participants walked around casually carrying shotguns. While waiting to shoot, the sudden, rapid gunfire triggered an involuntary reaction, putting me on high alert and ready to take cover.
Yet, the peaceful beauty of The Preserve’s grounds helped anchor me. Chatting with fellow Rhode Islanders waiting for their turn gradually put me at ease, and after a few minutes, the surrounding environment shifted from overwhelming to reassuring.
The commitment to supporting those who served was felt throughout the day. In separate conversations, both Preserve Chairman Paul Mihailides and NFL legend Adam Vinatieri made it clear that their dedication to veterans is far more than just lip service—it is a genuine passion. Selecting veteran-focused organizations as the primary beneficiaries of the event was an easy choice for both of them. Chairman Mihailides spoke proudly of the dozen-plus veteran organizations supported by the resort and the Clay 4 Charity initiative, including Wounded Warrior Project.
Vinatieri also stepped up without hesitation, signing a New England Patriots Salute to Service hat to be auctioned off to benefit the Italian American War Veterans of the U.S. and the Landing Zone Bronco Veteran Resource Center in Burrillville, Rhode Island.
Mihailides expressed great pride in The Preserve’s recognition as a premier resort destination in America. It is remarkable that Rhode Island holds such a hidden gem, though many local residents have yet to discover or experience it.
Following this event, I look forward to collaborating with The Preserve and Chairman Mihailides to create new opportunities for local Rhode Island veterans to visit, participate in activities, and experience the healing power of the grounds for themselves.
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- Signed Patriots Salute To Service Hat by Adam
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- Adam Vinatieri and John Cianci
RINewsToday’s article and lots more photos, HERE:
More from an article in Haute Living
The Finest Sporting Club in America is Hiding in Rhode Island
The Finest Sporting Club in America Is Hiding in Rhode Island
Inside The Preserve, Rhode Island’s 3,500-acre sporting resort with Bentley off-roading, David Burke dining, and Hall of Fame clay shooting.
On 3,500 private acres in Richmond, a four-season luxury resort where Bentleys, bird dogs, David Burke and a Hall of Fame kicker all belong to the same afternoon — and where the hospitality is run to five-star standard.
Check out the article HERE – https://hauteliving.com/2026/07/the-finest-sporting-club-in-america-is-hiding-in-rhode-island/793134/
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VA Benefits
Why Every Veteran Should Be Registered for & Using VA Healthcare
Unlike private medical insurance, the VA healthcare program offers unique benefits—including monetary assistance to help care for a veteran’s spouse.
To access this benefit, a veteran must be registered with VA healthcare and attend, at minimum, an annual physical examination.
Enrolling in VA healthcare does not require giving up existing private medical coverage; rather, VA healthcare can serve as secondary or supplemental coverage alongside existing insurance plans.
VA Aid & Attendance for a Disabled Dependent Spouse
Did you know that if you are a Veteran rated 30% or higher, you may be entitled to additional compensation if your dependent spouse requires regular Aid & Attendance (A&A)?
Under 38 CFR §§ 3.351(c) and 3.352(a), a spouse may qualify if they:
- Are blind or nearly blind under the regulatory criteria;
• Are a patient in a nursing home because of mental or physical incapacity; OR
• Have a factual need for regular assistance from another person with activities such as dressing, bathing, feeding, toileting, or transferring/mobility.
The focus is on the spouse’s actual need for assistance, not simply the diagnosis.
The additional monthly amount varies with the Veteran’s rating and is paid in addition to regular dependent-spouse compensation.
If a veteran or family member needs assistance in navigating the process to be eligible for Aids and Attendance benefit for a spouse, contact John A cianci, Italian American War veteran of US Veteran service Officer who provides FREE assistance. If traveling to the Landing Zone Veteran & First Responder Resource Center is a challenge, John can assist you by phone and or travel to you. Contact information, (401) 677-9838 , email [email protected]
A good starting point is VA Form 21-2680 (Examination for Housebound Status or Permanent Need for Regular Aid and Attendance) completed by the spouse’s medical provider.
Don’t overlook this benefit if your spouse has significant functional limitations.
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RI Veteran News
Vietnam Veteran Location Has Been Selected
State Commission Selects Downtown Waterfront Site for Rhode Island Vietnam Memorial
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Rhode Island House Vietnam Memorial Commission announced the selection of a permanent site for the long-awaited statewide Rhode Island Vietnam Memorial along the riverfront in Downtown Providence.
The designated location rests on state-owned land bordering the Providence River adjacent to Dyer Street. Chosen for its accessibility and reflective setting, the waterfront parcel connects directly to existing downtown memorial paths. It sits adjacent to the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Pedestrian Bridge and 195 District Park, offering nearby street access and visitor parking.
Commission officials emphasized that the scenic riverside setting provides a fitting environment for commemoration, placing the new tribute along the same pedestrian corridor as the Rhode Island 9/11 Memorial, the Remembrance Garden of Greater Providence, and the Rhode Island Irish Famine Memorial.
The site selection marks a major milestone in establishing a dedicated state memorial honoring the service and sacrifices of Rhode Island’s Vietnam War veterans
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Start of Early Voting Period for September Primary in RI
The deadline to request a mail ballot was yesterday. Early voting begins TODAY – Thursday, August 20, 2026. Voters who cannot vote in-person and have not already requested a mail ballot can request an emergency mail ballot from their local board of canvassers.
All voted mail ballots must be received by the Board of Elections by 8 p.m. on September 9. Voters who are sending their ballot in via mail are encouraged to do so at least seven days prior to the deadline. Eligible voters can find their early voting location online at vote.ri.gov or by contacting their local board of canvassers. Early voting continues until 4 p.m. on September 8.
The primary elections will be held on September 9, 2026. Voters can find important elections information online here. To learn more about elections in Rhode Island, visit vote.ri.gov.
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LZ Bronco Veteran and First Responder Resource Center- July 2026, 250th Celebration Schedule
Throughout the month of August and September , LZ Bronco Veteran and First Responder Resource Center, 1950 Bronco Highway, Harrisville RI will be offering veterans FREE ice cream on Sundays to all veterans, veteran’s spouse, and their grandkids.
The location offers plenty of outdoor and indoor sitting. Although the facility currently is not open to the public on a daily basis, however, the resource center will be opened every Sunday from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m throughout the month of August and September for veterans and first responders who would like to stop by and learn more information on their benefits, or need assistance with VA, federal, state and or local benefits.
The veteran organization is seeking sponsors for remaining Sundays in the months August. Sponsors are also encouraged to be “ice cream scoopers” and “dessert servers” during the Sunday their organization or family sponsored.
Gold sponsorship . Suggested is $250 for a Sunday. If interested in doing a sponsorship or donation to support the Sunday’s event at LZ Bronco Veteran and First Responder Resource Center 250th Celebration thanking our veterans and first responders, go to the website, https://italianamericanwarveteran.org/
In the remarks note the Sunday event date you would like to sponsor.
Sponsors are encouraged to volunteer during the Sunday their organization or family is sponsoring. Enjoy serving a hot dog, or doughboy, or ice cream to a veteran THANKING HIM OR HER FOR THEIR SERVICE.
If sponsor can put together a team of volunteers, contact ITAM volunteer coordinator, (401) 677-9838 or via email, [email protected]. Additionally, checks can be made out to ITAM, 18 Winchester Ave , North Smithfield RI.
All donations of any amount are welcomed, please note in the remarks section on website or check, SUNDAY THANKING OUR VETERANS. Donations are tax deductible.
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Rhode Island Veterans Events
August 22, 2026 – BBQ Competition Tavern Bar and Grill to benefit Veterans Inc. More information contact Wayne Johnson, (4010 255-6673)
September 8, 2026 Tuesday 8:30 – 10:00 a. m. FREE Breakfast for Veterans and Guest. FREE Breakfast for veterans and 1 guest, Landing Zone Bronco Veteran & First Responder Resource Center, 1950 Bronco Highway, Burrillville RI. Sponsored by the Italian American war veterans of the Us.
Wednesday, November 11, 2026 . The state’s largest fundraiser for homeless veterans is shaping up to be the biggest one yet. The yard sign is always the majority sponsor, as last year there were 70 in total. Rucking for Roofs and the Rhode Island State Elks Association have been named the top resource for at-risk veterans from the HUD VASH.
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Operation Stand Down Rhode Island needs help – if you can give:
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Volunteer Opportunities Serving Veterans:
Serve and socialize with Rhode Island veterans by volunteering. See below for opportunities:
VETTIP Volunteers are provided verification of community hours, which can be used for required government programs requiring community service hours.
Italian American War Veterans of US (ITAM) Volunteer Opportunities:
Leave No Veteran Alone Program (https://italianamericanwarveteran.org) – Monday and Saturday, ITAM seeks volunteers to meet up at designated nursing homes to meet and socialize with veterans living at the facility. We schedule the facilities 30 to 60 days in advance. Volunteers socialize with veterans and TRY TO SPOIL them with the refreshments we provide. Point of contact, Wendy Cianci, assistant (401) 677-9838.
Monthly Schedule for long-term care and assisted living facilities needing volunteers:
Saturdays:
1st Saturday: South Kingstown Nursing and Rehab, 2115 S County Trail, West Greenwich, RI
3rd Saturday, Friendly Home, 303 Rhodes Ave, Woonsocket, RI
Mondays:
2nd Monday – Greenwood Nursing and Rehab, 1139 Main Ave, Warwick, RI
4th Monday– Chapel Hill Senior Living, 10 Old Diamond Hill Road, Cumberland, RI Tuesdays
1st Tuesday Village House Nursing and Rehab, 70 Harrison Ave, Newport, RI
2nd Tuesday– St. Antonie Residence, 10 Rhodes Ave, North Smithfield, RI
3rd Tuesday, Morgan Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center, 80 Morgan Ave Johnston, RI
4th Tuesday – 1st Friday-Benchmark at Forge Hill, 4 Forge Hill Road, Franklin, MA
Wednesdays
1st Wednesday– Eastgate Nursing and Rehab, 198 Waterman Ave, East Providence RI
2nd Wednesday -West Shore Health Center109 West Shore Road, Warwick RI
Fridays
1st Friday-Benchmark at Forge Hill, 4 Forge Hill Road, Franklin, MA
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Disabled American Veterans Volunteer Drivers Needed at VA Providence
Looking for a meaningful way to give back? Join VA Providence’s Volunteer Transportation Network (VTN) and help ensure Veterans get to their medical appointments with ease and dignity.
As a volunteer driver, you’ll play a vital role by picking up and dropping off Veterans using our DAV vans.
What We’re Looking For:
Active driver’s license & vehicle insurance
Clean driving record
Ability to pass a background check
COVID-19 vaccination
Details: © Standard hours: 6:00 AM to 1:00 PM (flexible options available) – Contact: Joseph Medeiros at (401) 457-3387 or Voluntary Services at (401) 457-3002 to learn more!
Let’s make the road smoother for those who’ve served-volunteer today!
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Information on the National Desert Shield and Storm Memorial
The Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial is a new national monument to be built at the National Mall in Washington D.C.The groundbreaking ceremony occurred on July 14, 2022.
Although we have been constructing the various elements of the memorial off-site for several years, on-site construction has begun. The dedication will be October 24, 2026.
National Desert Storm and Desert Shield War Memorial Act – Authorizes the National Desert Storm Memorial Association to establish a commemorative work on federal land in the District of Columbia to commemorate and honor those who, as members of the Armed Forces, served on active duty in support of Operation Desert Storm or Operation Desert Shield.
Construction of the Memorial is led by the National Desert Storm Memorial Association, a 501(c)3 organization in Washington, D.C. The association is led by a Board of Directors comprised of veterans who served during Operation Desert Storm. More information on monument go to https://www.ndswm.org/ and https://www.mynbc5.com/article/desert-storm-memorial-emily-bedard-rob-eccleston/69295603
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Free Help for Homeless Veterans
Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness-and their family members, friends, and supporters-can make the call to or chat online with the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans, where trained counselors are ready to talk confidentially 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Who Can Call
- Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness
- Family members, friends and supporters calling on behalf of Veterans
- VA Medical Centers and other VA facilities and staff
- Federal, state and local partners
- Community agencies and providers who serve Veterans who are homeless
Why Make the Call to 1-877-4AID VET (877-424-3838)
- It’s free and confidential
- You’ll get access to trained VA counselors
- It’s available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- You’ll get information about VA homeless programs, health care and other services in your area
What Happens When Veterans Make the Call
- A trained VA staff member asks a few questions to find out what you need
- Then, you’re connected to the nearest VA staff person who can help
- What Happens When Others Make the Call
- Family members and non-VA providers receive information about available homeless programs and services
- They can keep their information confidential or leave contact information so staff can follow up
- VA’s Resources for Homeless and At-Risk Veterans
- VA offers a wide array of services to help homeless and at-risk Veterans.
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Free Rhode Island Hunting and Fishing Licenses for 100% Disabled Veterans:
A Veteran who has a 100% disability rating from the VA is eligible for free Rhode Island hunting and fishing licenses.
No cost licenses are available if you are:
- over 65 AND a Rhode Island resident
- a veteran with 100% disability status from the Department of Veterans Affairs
- a person with 100% total disability status from the Social Security Administration
To apply in person at DEM, please bring a photo ID and an ORIGINAL DOCUMENT OF THE FINAL DECISION(S). Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. (directions)
To apply by mail, please complete an application and mail the application and a copy of your photo ID and the ORIGINAL DOCUMENT OF THE FINAL DECISION(S). Please allow two weeks for processing. The address to obtain your license in person or by mail is: DEM Licensing Office 235 Promenade Street, Room 360 Providence, RI 02908 (401) 222-3576
To purchase online, you will be required to certify that you have:
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT OF THE FINAL DECISION(S). You will also be required to enter the date the decision expires. The Department will audit compliance with the certification and may, at any time, request a copy of the current DOCUMENT OF THE FINAL DECISION(S). Failure to submit the documentation by the date requested may result in the suspension of your fishing and hunting license. Also, Rhode Island General Law 11-18-1 prohibits giving false documents to an agent, employee, or public official. The penalty is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 or imprisonment up to one year.
Rhode Island Hunting and Fishing Benefits for Service Members and Veterans: Rhode Island offers several hunting and fishing benefits to Service members and Veterans. A short description of each is listed below. Applicants are required to show documentation proving eligibility when they apply:
- Active-Duty Service members – Military ID
- Veterans – DD214
- Disabled Veterans – VA Disability Certification Letter ( Contact VA office)
Applicants can apply online at Rhode Island Outdoors, in person at the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Office of Boating Registration and Licenses in Providence (Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.), at an Authorized In–Person Sales Agent, or they can mail applications to: Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management 235 Promenade Street, Room 360″ ³ ¨Providence, RI 02908 – Phone: 401-222-3576
Learn more about FREE Rhode Island Hunting , Fishing, State Parks, and Golf Benefits for Service Members and Veterans
https://dem.ri.gov/about–us/dem–offices/boating–registration–licenses/rhodeislandoutdoors#:~:text=If%20you%20qualify%20for%20a,that%20issued%20the%2 0disability%20decision.
Free Rhode Island State Park Passes for 100% Disabled Veterans:
Rhode Island offers the State Park Disability Pass for use at any state-owned recreational facility to disabled Veterans who have a 100% service-connected disability rating from the VA.
The State Park Disability Pass authorizes free admission and parking but does not exempt the following:
- Licensing fees
- Camping fees
- Picnic table fees
- Specialized facility use fees
- Use of equestrian areas
- Performing art centers
- Game fields fees
- Mule shed fees
If the disabled Veteran cannot drive, the vehicle transporting the Veteran will not be charged.
Veterans must apply in person at the Rhode Island State Parks and Recreation Headquarters and are required to show official documentation (dated within the past year) from the VA that states they have a 100% service-connected disability.
Rhode Island State Parks and Recreation Headquarters 1100 Tower Hill, Road North Kingstown, RI 02852 Phone: 401-6676200, Email: [email protected]
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VETERAN RESOURCES & ongoing groups
Below are all the groups the Providence Vet Center is currently offering.
As this list changes, I will provide updates. Please send me any questions that you may have, thank you for your time!
***All Vet Center Groups require that the Veteran be enrolled with the Vet Center prior to attending. To check eligibility or for questions, please contact the Vet Center at (401) 739-0167 or reach out to our Veteran Outreach Program Specialist (VOPS)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Group (PTSD) – 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month from 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. (Group is only active September through May)
Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) and Vietnam Veterans PTSD Group – 2nd†¯and 4th – Wednesday of the month from 9:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Vietnam Veteran PTSD Group – 1st†¯and 3rd Monday of the month from 10:30 – 12:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Art Expression Group – Every Thursday from 9:00 – 12:00 p.m.
Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF)/Operation Iraqi Freedom
(OIF)/Operation New Dawn (OND) Group – Every Wednesday from 11:00 – 12:00 p.m.
Stress Management – Every Thursday from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Low Impact Walking Group ¯– Every Tuesday from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Guitar 4 Veterans – Every Wednesday from 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Monday Mindfulness Group – Every Monday from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Yoga Group – Every Friday from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
Moral Injury Group – Every Friday from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Modern Warrior Support Group– 1stâ€and 3rd Monday of the month from 2:30 – 4:00 pm.
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Discounts for Veterans
Restaurants
Applebee’s – Military Discount. With more than 2,000 locations, Applebee’s is a family grill restaurant. Applebee’s gives 10% off for active duty and veteran. Last verified 07/31/2022.
Badger’s Pub – 530 Broadway, Pawtucket is now offering a free meal to veterans every first Friday of the month at the bar. Veterans can partake in a variety of activities during the week, including bingo on Mondays, darts on Tuesdays, high-lo jack on Wednesdays, indoor cornhole on Thursdays, and Karaoke on Fridays and Saturdays, Badger said. The bar also hosts poker on Saturdays and Sundays.
Denny’s– Hartford Ave, Johnston offers 10% discount for veterans and active duty. Denny’s is a table service diner-style restaurant chain.†¯Last verified 07/31/2022.
Outback Steakhouse– 10% Discount to active and veterans. Last verified 07/28/2021
99 Restaurant & Pub – The 99 Restaurant & Pub offers a 10% military discount to members of Veterans Advantage. Available at select locations only. Bring valid military ID
Retailers
Advance Auto Parts– 10% for Active Duty, Veterans, and families. Last verified 07/28/2021
Bass Pro Shops – Offers a 5% discount to active-duty military, reservists, and National Guard. Sign up and verify your status online or bring your military ID when you shop at your nearest Bass Pro store (source).
BJs Wholesale – Reduced membership fee. BJ’s offers all military personnel over 25% off their Membership. Last verified 07/28/2021
Lowes – Enroll in the Lowe’s Military Discount Program to activate your 10% discount – “Our way of saying Thank Youâ€to our active duty, retired and military veterans and their spouses with a 10% discount on eligible items. Verification of your military status is fast and easy through our partner GameStop†¯- is offering a 10% in-store military discount on all pre-owned products, collectibles, and select new products. Available to current and former military members who bring any valid proof of service or when they verify through †¯ID.me
Home Depot – Offers a 10% off military discount on regularly priced merchandise for in-store purchases for active duty, retired military, and reservists at participating locations. Customers are required to show a valid government-issued military ID card to redeem this offer.
Kohls – 15% discount offers for active military, veterans, retirees, and their immediate family members a 15% discount on purchases made on Mondays, in store only. In order to receive the military discount, eligible customers must present proper identification along with any tender type.
Jiffy Lube – HONORING VETERANS ALL DAY EVERY DAY! – We didn’t want to wait for Veteran’s Day to express our appreciation and gratitude for your service. That’s why every Team Car Care owned and operated Jiffy Lube ® service center is offering our BEST discount of 10% OFF as a “Thank Youâ€to the men and women of our Armed Forces for their service to our country. *Disclaimer*- I.D. required. No coupon is required. Excludes batteries and brakes, alignment, and diagnostic services. Available only at 3 select locations: Tioque Ave, Coventry RI – Bald Hill Road, Warwick RI – Park Ave, Cranston RI
Michaels – offers a 15% off military discount on the entire in-store purchase including sale items for active duty, retired military, guard, reservists, veterans, and family members. How to get: 1. Create an account. Log in to Michaels Rewards. 2. Get verified. Provide your military information to get verified, instantly. 3. Go shopping! To use your discount online and in store, just sign into your account or provide your Michaels Rewards phone number at checkout.
O’Reilly Auto Parts – 10% discount on in store items for Active Duty, Veterans and families. Last verified 3/4/21.
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If you are a retailer and or a veteran aware of a business not listed above, please forward to: [email protected]; the business name, location, and military and veteran discount offered.
If you have an event, meeting, other pertinent veteran information, or email questions or help needed, contact the Italian American War Veteran Service Officer, John A Cianci, [email protected], ITAM Office (401) 677-9VET (9838)
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John A. Cianci is a Veteran Service Officer. Retired, U.S. Army MSgt., Persian Gulf War and Iraq War combat theater.
Cianci, a combat disabled Veteran, served in Desert Shield/Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom. His awards include Bronze Star, Combat Action Badge, Good Conduct, and others.
Cianci belongs to numerous veterans organizations – Italian American War Veterans, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign War, and many more organizations. He is an active volunteer assisting veterans to navigate federal and state benefits they have earned. He is Department of Rhode Island Department Commander Italian American War Veterans and Veteran Service Officer.
He is a graduate of Roger Williams University (BS Finance), UCONN business school* (Entrepreneur Bootcamp for Veterans), Solar Energy International Residential, Commercial and Battery Based Photovoltaic Systems certificate programs, numerous certificates from the Department of Defense renewable energy programs, including graduate of the Solar Ready Vets Program.
John’s column, RI Veterans Voice appears in RINewsToday every Thursday: https://rinewstoday.com/john-a-cianci/