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Hope, Rhode Island is located in Providence County. Zip codes in Hope, RI include 02831. The median home price in Hope is $167,000 which is roughly $74/per square foot.

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Saturday Jun 8 | Patch.com

Hattoy's to Host 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Day

When Ethan Hattoy and his family discovered that his aunt, Stephanie had been diagnosed with breast cancer last January, he knew he had to do something to support her and the fight against the disease.

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Fri May 31, 2013

The Providence Journal

Video: Law enforcement runs Special Olympics 'Flame of Hope' through Providence

The 2013 Torch Run for Special Olympics Rhode Island State Summer Games left the State House on its way to Meade Stadium at URI.

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Thu May 30, 2013

Patch.com

Police Log: Faux Winnings, Self-Destructive Behavior

Monday, May 20 6:57 p.m. - Police arrested Christopher D. Berard, 21, of North Road in Hope, for driving with a suspended license after he was stopped on Shippeetown Road because he failed to stop at a stop sign on Division Street and turned onto Shippeetown without using a turn signal.

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Wed May 22, 2013

The Phoenix

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THE STORY: Providence Ward 9 councilwoman Carmen Castillo is the first hotel housekeeper in Rhode Island - perhaps in the country - to hold elected office, Guernsey says.

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Patch.com

Two Cranston Girls Win KDMF Writing Contest

Two Cranston girls took top honors in the tenth annual Katie DeCubellis Memorial Foundation writing contest.

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Mon May 20, 2013

Examiner.com

Joan Parker editor to famous crime writer Robert Parker judges KDMF contest

"Emotionally gripping, a sensitive narrative and a revealing look at bullying," are just some of the comments philanthropist and book editor Joan Parker uses to describe this year's top three winners in the Kate DeCubellis Memorial Foundation's 10th annual writing contest.

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