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RIDOH and DEM Recommend Lifting the Advisory at Coomer Lake

LPR News July 10, 2024

The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) recommend lifting the advisory restricting recreational activities at Coomer Lake in Glocester. The advisory was related to high levels of blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria. Recent consecutive surveys and sample analysis confirmed that blue-green algae has been present […]Read More

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Rhode Island Overdose Deaths Decreased 7.3% in 2023

LPR News July 10, 2024

Governor Dan McKee and the leadership of the Governor’s Overdose Task Force announced today a 7.3% decrease in overdose deaths in Rhode Island in 2023, the first decrease seen in the state in four years. In 2023, 404 people lost their lives to accidental overdoses in Rhode Island, compared to 436 people who lost their […]Read More

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New England Tech and the City of Pawtucket Collaborate on

LPR News July 10, 2024

New England Institute of Technology and the Pawtucket College Readiness Initiative Offer Scholarships to Eligible Pawtucket Resident East Greenwich, RI – New England Institute of Technology (NEIT), in collaboration with the City of Pawtucket, is offering scholarship opportunities to Pawtucket high school students, recent graduates, and adult learners interested in advancing their education with a […]Read More

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Mayor Hopkins Announces Cranston Earns $366K Grant for Student Transition

LPR News July 10, 2024

CRANSTON – Mayor Kenneth J. Hopkins is proud to announce the City of Cranston, Cranston Public Schools, and the Greater Providence YMCA have been awarded a Learn365 grant in the amount of $366,327 to address the needs of rising 6th graders entering Hugh B. Bain Middle School. “We are honored to receive this Learn365 Grant […]Read More

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DHS Recognizes SNAP Outreach Community Partners

LPR News July 10, 2024

The Rhode Island Department of Human Services recently recognized a number of community-based organizations for their partnership in helping Rhode Islanders learn about the availability, application process, eligibility requirements, and benefits of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). “RI DHS is so grateful for the support, dedication, and outreach these partners provide across the state […]Read More

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PVDFest Announces SPREAD LOVE FUNCTION with stay silent

LPR News July 10, 2024

Artist Lineups Announced for Afrika Nyaga Festival and Stargazing at PVDFest PROVIDENCE, RI – Mayor Brett P. Smiley, FirstWorks Executive Director Kathleen Pletcher and Department of Arts, Culture and Tourism Director Joe Wilson Jr. today announced that the Providence-based creative organizers stay silent will bring the inaugural SPREAD LOVE FUNCTION to PVDFest on […]Read More

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R.I. League of Cities and Towns Executive Director Announces Retiremen

LPR News July 10, 2024

Executive Director Ernest Almonte to retire later this year Providence, R.I. – The Rhode Island League of Cities and Towns today announced that its executive director Ernest Almonte is retiring on December 31, 2024. “On behalf of the entire board, we want to thank Ernie for his hard work and commitment to the League for […]Read More

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Pawtucket man prohibited from possessing firearms charged with lying on

LPR News July 10, 2024

An indictment, information, or complaint is merely an allegation. A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilt PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Attorney General Peter F. Neronha announced that a Pawtucket man has been charged in Sixth District Court in Providence with providing false information in order to secure a firearm following his attempt to […]Read More

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CCRI graduate receives prestigious NSF fellowship

LPR News July 2, 2024

Here is a beautiful success story of a first-generation Dominican student who transferred to URI from CCRI. Camila is now headed to MIT this fall and will study rheology. She reminds us of how vital our CCRI graduates are in researching diseases while making strides toward finding cures. Camila Cersosimo: interdisciplinary focus A recently graduated […]Read More

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City of Pawtucket to Host July Third Fireworks Celebration

LPR News July 2, 2024

Join the City of Pawtucket for its annual “Third of July” fireworks celebration. Fireworks will be shot off at McCoy stadium, with festivities taking place across the street, in front of Jenks Middle School. There will be food trucks, a DJ, live music, and entertainment for children. Fireworks will begin at 9 PM. McCoy Stadium […]Read More

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RIDOH and DEM Recommend Lifting the Advisory at Coomer Lake

Rhode Island Overdose Deaths Decreased 7.3% in 2023

New England Tech and the City of Pawtucket Collaborate on

Mayor Hopkins Announces Cranston Earns $366K Grant for Student Transition

DHS Recognizes SNAP Outreach Community Partners

PVDFest Announces SPREAD LOVE FUNCTION with stay silent

R.I. League of Cities and Towns Executive Director Announces Retiremen

Pawtucket man prohibited from possessing firearms charged with lying on

CCRI graduate receives prestigious NSF fellowship

City of Pawtucket to Host July Third Fireworks Celebration

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