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CELEBRATE ASIAN HERITAGE AND CULTURE AT THE 22ND ANNUAL RHODE

LPR News August 29, 2023

Day-long event features competitive rowing with cash prizes to be awarded, popular dumpling eating contest, and Asian festival on the pier with live cultural entertainment and more! PAWTUCKET – The 22nd Annual Rhode Island Chinese Dragon Boat Races & Taiwan Day Festival is set for Saturday, September 2, 2023 from 9 am-4 pm, at Festival Pier in Pawtucket, RI. The […]Read More

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NORTH PROVIDENCE FIRST BLACK-OWNED BAKERY, CELEBRATES A MILESTONE ANNIVERSARY THIS

LPR News August 29, 2023

NORTH PROVIDENCE – August 26. The pale pink and baby blue awning bearing “Syroya’s Bakery” viewed by the busy Mineral Spring Avenue drivers welcomes regulars who come in for their favorites: buttery pound cake, custom cupcakes and pre-orders of lavash mile high decorated cakes is celebrating their anniversary Saturday, November 4, 1860 Mineral Spring Avenue […]Read More

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Sandra Cano Elaborates on Statement

LPR News August 29, 2023

PAWTUCKET, RI – Elaborating on an earlier statement, Sandra Cano said, “At the candidate forum on August 17, every candidate was asked who they would support if they were not in the race. Mr. Carlson was one of the candidates whose answer was me. I did not seek his support, but I appreciate his kind […]Read More

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How to Vote Early Before Election Day

LPR News August 29, 2023

In the 20 days leading up to Election Day, you can vote in person at your city or town hall or at a designated location during regular business hours. This is a great option if you are unable to vote at your usual polling place on Election Day, or if you have run out of […]Read More

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Early Voting is Now Open!

LPR News August 29, 2023

Early voting is now open! Head over to City Hall and cast your ballot. Your vote matters! For more information visit vote.ri.gov.Read More

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McCoy’s Final Inning

LPR News August 29, 2023

Save the date for “McCoy’s Final Inning.” The City of Pawtucket will be hosting its annual fireworks celebration at McCoy one last time, on Sunday, September 3rd, beginning at 3pm. PawSox fans will be invited onto the field one last time to enjoy activities, music, and games as well as food trucks in the parking […]Read More

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When Schools Open, Remember to Drive Carefully!

LPR News August 28, 2023

As part of its annual School’s Open – Drive Carefully campaign, AAA Northeast encourages drivers to use extra caution and allow more time in their commutes as young pedestrians and cyclists make their way to and from school each day, and fleets of school buses take to the roadways. Watch for pedestrians who are walking against a red […]Read More

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Sandra Cano Statement on Carlson Ending Campaign

LPR News August 27, 2023

PAWTUCKET, RI – With the news of Don Carlson ending his campaign and supporting Senator Cano, the Cano campaign issues the following statement: We are thankful for Don Carlson’s kind words about Sandra. Voters deserve someone in Congress they can trust and Sandra’s actions have demonstrated that she is that candidate. We hope to earn the support […]Read More

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PVDFest, WaterFire Providence Announce Details for a Full Lighting on

LPR News August 25, 2023

PROVIDENCE, RI – PVDFest and WaterFire Providence today announced details for a full WaterFire lighting that will illuminate the Providence River on Saturday, September 9. Following PVDFest headliner Mavis Staples, the lighting will begin at 7:05 p.m. and the braziers will remain lit until midnight. The installation features 85 fire braziers floating on the river, […]Read More

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Governor McKee Provides Update on Deployment of State Fiscal Recovery

LPR News August 25, 2023

Over $350M has already been dispersed through FY 23 to support Rhode Islanders, small businesses and health care providers PROVIDENCE, RI – Governor Dan McKee today announced that the State has deployed more than $350 million in pandemic-relief State Fiscal Recovery Funds (SFRF) through June 2023. The funds have gone to develop affordable housing, support small businesses […]Read More

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CELEBRATE ASIAN HERITAGE AND CULTURE AT THE 22ND ANNUAL RHODE

NORTH PROVIDENCE FIRST BLACK-OWNED BAKERY, CELEBRATES A MILESTONE ANNIVERSARY THIS

Sandra Cano Elaborates on Statement

How to Vote Early Before Election Day

Early Voting is Now Open!

McCoy’s Final Inning

When Schools Open, Remember to Drive Carefully!

Sandra Cano Statement on Carlson Ending Campaign

PVDFest, WaterFire Providence Announce Details for a Full Lighting on

Governor McKee Provides Update on Deployment of State Fiscal Recovery

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