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Cumberland Parents Pack Meeting to Fight Redistricting Map
14+ hour, 4+ min ago (819+ words) More than a dozen residents told the Cumberland School Committee they oppose the draft redistricting map. The committee tabled a $4,950 invoice that would bring its transportation consultant back in person October 1. No boundary change was voted on; a redistricting vote…...
RI Primary: McKee, Smiley, Grebien Lose Renomination
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (809+ words) Helena Foulkes defeated Gov. Dan McKee, David Morales defeated Providence Mayor Brett Smiley, and Adam Greenman defeated Pawtucket Mayor Don Grebien in Wednesday's Democratic primaries. Results remain unofficial pending certification. The primary replaced three sitting Rhode Island leaders on the…...
Foulkes Defeats McKee in RI Democratic Primary
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (741+ words) Helena Buonanno Foulkes defeated Gov. Dan McKee in Wednesday's Democratic gubernatorial primary, denying a sitting governor his party's nomination. The state's results remained unofficial as of this morning. Rhode Island's next governor will inherit the Washington Bridge replacement, housing costs…...
Glocester Council OKs Tavern Licenses, Dam Mandate Protest
3+ week, 20+ hour ago (450+ words) Glocester officials approved tavern and food licenses for a restaurant, cleared a two-home expansion at Sunset Cove Mobile Home Park, and asked the General Assembly to lift the dam-plan mandate on towns. Residents get a reopening restaurant, two added homes…...
Block Island School Bond Needs State OK, New Shoreham Told
3+ week, 1+ day ago (667+ words) A memo presented to the New Shoreham Town Council laid out a multi-step legal path for any school construction bond vote: General Assembly authority for school-aid reimbursement, separate authority for a special referendum, and local borrowing authority on top of…...
West Warwick Weighs Backyard Chicken Rules, No Registry
3+ week, 1+ day ago (587+ words) West Warwick council members asked staff to draft possible lot-size and setback rules for backyard henhouses, but rejected the idea of a registry. No ordinance has been introduced. Residents who keep backyard hens could eventually face minimum lot-size and property-line…...
West Warwick Council Debates Backyard Chicken Coop Rules
3+ week, 2+ day ago (474+ words) West Warwick council members debated lot sizes, setbacks and a possible registry for backyard chicken coops Tuesday, but took no vote — while a resident argued trash and encampments, not hens, drive the town's rat complaints. Residents who keep backyard hens…...
Woonsocket Council Advances Shelter Lease in 6-0 Vote
3+ week, 4+ day ago (364+ words) Woonsocket councilors gave 6-0 first passage to a lease extension for the city-owned shelter at 181 Cumberland Street — while its operator says it cannot sign the lease as written. Roughly 50 people currently housed at the city-owned shelter at 181 Cumberland Street face uncertainty:…...
Hopkinton Sets Sept. 2 Skunk Hill Solar Hearing
3+ week, 4+ day ago (347+ words) Hopkinton's Planning Board meets September 2 on a dimensional variance tied to proposed changes to the Skunk Hill Solar master plan, a 20-megawatt project with a disputed approval history and unresolved stormwater questions. The hearing gives Hopkinton residents their next formal…...