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E. Greenwich lawyer Joseph Ferrucci dies
The state's legal community lost a well-respected member this week when a lawyer in a small Providence firm died of a heart attack Sunday night.
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Moderate Party's fundraising equals GOP's
When the Moderate Party achieved "state recognition" earlier this year, Rhode Island political insiders wondered whether the group would harm the state GOP more than the Democratic Party.
Corrente won't be the Moderate Party candidate for governor
Former U.S. Attorney Robert C. Corrente will not run for governor in 2010. The newly formed Moderate Party hosted at least two private meetings with Corrente in recent weeks in a courtship that was ultimately unsuccessful.
R.I. Bridge Authority sets deadline for token redemption
The Rhode Island Turnpike & Bridge Authority has set a Dec. 31 deadline for redeeming Pell Bridge tokens.
Group works on health bill in R.I.
Even as Congress battles over how to overhaul the nation's health-care system, a little-known Rhode Island coalition is moving ahead with its own home-grown reform plan for this state.
Melko: I'll serve E. Greenwich
October 29, 2009, 3:00AM To the Editor: Over the years that I have lived in East Greenwich Township, I have always seen the value of being involved and giving back to the community in which I live.
3 diseases added to Agent Orange list
Relying on an independent study by the Institute of Medicine, Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki has established a service-connection for Vietnam War veterans who have three specific illnesses that have an association with the herbicides referred to as Agent Orange.
Women Push Climate Action; Sudan Metes out Lashes
Today, Oct. 24, is the International Day of Climate Action. Over 4,400 events are being planned, many by and for women, in 175 countries to create public awareness and urge leaders to commit to policies that will lower global levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
E. Greenwich taxes will go up with GOP
October 24, 2009, 3:00AM To the Editor: As an 85-year-old senior citizen living on a fixed income, I'm very concerned about the taxes in East Greenwich Township.
Waiter's body found in E. Greenwich restaurant
Michael M. Castosa was a punctual man. He never missed a day of work. So when he didn't show up for his waiter's job at 20 Water Street restaurant on Oct.
Former U.S. Attorney Corrente considers run for governor
Former U.S. Attorney Robert C. Corrente met privately Thursday morning with officials from the newly formed Moderate Party to discuss a potential bid for governor.
GOP's Rory Smith announces run for RI governor
Republican business executive Rory Smith announced Wednesday that he would run for Rhode Island governor and called for spending and tax cuts to help revive a tanking economy that's pushed unemployment to 13 percent.
Missing waiter's body found at E. Greenwich restaurant
Michael Castosa was a punctual man. He never missed a day of work. So when he didn't show up for his waiter's job at 20 Water Street restaurant on Oct.
Easy to top this pizza crust for fresh-grilled flavor
There are several locally prepared pizza crusts available in the markets, but there's a new one that has something different - the smell of the fired-up grill.
R.I. businessman exploring GOP bid for governor's office
A businessman who may be the Republicans' best hope for the governor's race next year is drawing inevitable comparisons to current Governor Don Carcieri.
Strong field surfaces in race for governor
In little more than a year, Rhode Islanders will select a man or woman to inherit suffocating budget deficits, double-digit unemployment rates and majorities who don't trust their government and feel the state is moving in the wrong direction.
East Greenwich deal will preserve site slated for homes
EAST GREENWICH TWP. The county has agreed to preserve 65 acres of land that had been previously slated for a 21-home development.
City, E.G. close to joint fire dispatch system
Even when there are no lost jobs and savings to be shared by both parties, combining municipal services isn't as easy as it might appear.
Report: RI spends most of any state on fire aid
Rhode Island spends more money on fire protection than any state in the country, according a report released Tuesday by a business-backed financial watchdog group.
R.I. education official to give nation's adult learners stronger voice
Brenda Dann-Messier, longtime president of the state's largest adult education center and an ardent advocate for low-income families and immigrants, has been confirmed as an assistant secretary of education by the U.S. Senate.
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