Statement from Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos on Trump Administration Decision
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Treasurer Diossa Joins Governor McKee, Legislators Ciccone and Cortvriend, Rhode
PROVIDENCE, RI – General Treasurer James A. Diossa yesterday joined Senate Majority Leader Frank Ciccone (sponsor), Representative Terri Cortvriend, the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank, and the Rhode Island League of Cities and Towns, as Governor Dan McKee signed the “Resilient Rhody Infrastructure Fund” (H 6252 / S 1070) into law. The legislation, introduced at the […]Read More
Amo, Magaziner Lead Opposition to Erasing RI Senator’s Legacy by
Named after its creator, Rhode Island Senator Claiborne Pell, Workforce Pell Grants help break down barriers to higher education and trade school. PROVIDENCE, RI – TODAY, Congressmen Gabe Amo (RI-01) and Seth Magaziner (RI-02) called on leaders of the House Appropriations Committee to preserve the dignity and purpose of the Workforce Pell Grant and oppose renaming the grants […]Read More
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Attorney General Neronha reaffirms commitment to fighting for clean energy
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Join Navigant Credit Union October 4th for Their Shred Event
Safely shred your old documents and protect your privacy. October 4th • 12:00pm – 3:00pm Identity theft is becoming increasingly more common. Members and Non-Members are invited to attend our Community Shred Event hosted at the branches below to safely dispose of sensitive documentation. Shredding any documents containing important information is a crucial step you can take […]Read More
Governor McKee and Executive Office of Housing Announce $3.6 Million
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Governor McKee, First Lady Announce New Municipal Beautification Mini Grant
Grant is aimed at supporting city and town projects; applications now open PROVIDENCE, RI — Today, Governor Dan McKee, First Lady Susan McKee, and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) announced that applications are now open for the McKee administration’s new Municipal Beautification Mini Grant program, a funding opportunity through the Litter-Free Rhode […]Read More
New Health Plan Announced for Rhode Islanders Dually Enrolled in
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