Posts Tagged ‘politics’
Cranston Councilor Germain’s resignation charges get swift response, call for investigation
UPDATE: The Cranston City Council has put on its agenda for its Monday, April 22nd meeting the replacement of Germain with Kristen Haroian: Friday, April 19th: Release from the Cranston Republican Committee: ___ In response to RINewsToday’s article on the sudden resignation of Cranston City Councilor Aniece Germain, and her accusations, the Cranston Republican Committee…
Read MoreLatino voters most concerned by inflation, wages, cost of healthcare, and housing, survey shows
As Rhode Island residents prepare to vote in the state’s primary elections today, and later in 2024, UnidosUS – the nation’s largest Latino civil rights organization – is highlighting the priorities Latino voters want elected officials to address. Based on the largest poll of Hispanic voters this cycle, this influential electorate wants to see action to…
Read MorePawtucket residents to engage with city officials at Community Meetings to be held in all districts
Pawtucket Community Meeting schedule announced for all 6 districts To promote more open dialogue between the City of Pawtucket and the residents of Pawtucket, Mayor Donald R. Grebien and other officials from City Hall, are holding a series of community meetings for constituents and residents. The meetings will take place in each of the city’s…
Read MoreRhode Island economy looking up, caution still advised: URI economist, Leonard Lardaro
Rhode Island’s economy held relatively steady in December, says University of Rhode Island economist Leonard Lardaro, as he awaits revised labor market data that will provide a fuller picture of the state’s economic progress. The creator of the Current Conditions Index says existing data paints a somewhat disappointing picture with a December CCI of 58.…
Read MoreIn the News… summary for January 27, 2024
RHODE ISLAND & VICINITY Like No Udder vegan “ice cream” will close due to an eviction notice, and is looking for a new location. Nantucket auto ferry reservations which start earlier than for the general public postponed due to technical software issues A sheriff was shot by another sheriff, in error, while transporting a prisoner…
Read MoreBack to basics popular approach for Providence, even with challenges ahead.
Photo: Pamela Bhatia, Artistic Images The Smiley Administration has released its priorities for this year, and accomplishments for the past year, which center around creating improvements to city services, public safety, housing and climate resiliency that have had tangible impacts on the quality-of-life of residents. “I am incredibly proud of the progress we’ve made in…
Read MoreIn the Arena: Douglas Schoen, “we are a weak nation, and our enemies are exploiting us”
douglas schoen addresses political times with joe paolino jr.
Read MoreCranston Police Chief refutes Brown report on firing range noise, working with Mayor on changes
Cranston Police Academy shooting range causing noise problems for neighbors.
Read MoreIn the Arena: Rep. Gabe Amo talks with Joe Paolino Jr.
In the Arena interview with Gabe Amo and Joe Paolino, Jr.
Read MoreIn the Arena: Julie Zito, Fastest Labs
Each week Joe Paolino Jr. interviews leaders, politicians, and company CEOs about working and living in Rhode Island. This week Paolino talks with Julie Zito, owner of Fastest Labs in North Providence, the first of 3 planned for Rhode Island. They provide mandatory drug testing, genetic testing, etc. Listen here about this new service: Tune…
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