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East Providence Google dollars are intended for pensions, not public coffers

By   /  January 13, 2013  /  Government & Politics, News, Police & Crime  /  No Comments

East Providence City Council President James Briden (far right) listens to U.S. Senator Jack Reed announce the release of Google settlement money to the city to fund its police pension liability Friday, Jan. 11. State Revenue Director Rosemary Booth Gallogly and Gov. Lincoln Chafee are seated to Mr. Briden's right.

EAST PROVIDENCE — The Google case settlement money freed up to East Providence by the United States Department of Justice Friday, Jan. 11, is for use to fund the city’s police pension liability, not to fill the public coffers. That is the understanding of all involved, including City Council President James Briden. Mr. Briden, who [...]

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East Providence Police union hopes Google money spurs contract negotiations

By   /  January 12, 2013  /  News  /  1 Comment

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EAST PROVIDENCE — The decision Friday, Jan. 11, by federal authorities to release a significant portion of the city’s Google settlement money for use towards filling the gaping hole in the law enforcement pension fund could spur a larger agreement between East Providence and the police union. At least that’s the hope of rep Kevin [...]

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Whitehouse, Reed announce East Providence can use Google money

By   /  January 11, 2013  /  Government & Politics, News, Police & Crime  /  No Comments

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NORTH PROVIDENCE — At the urging of U.S. Senators Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has agreed to allow the cities of East Providence and North Providence to use a portion of their share of a $500 million federal settlement with Google to help plug gaps in each city’s law [...]

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Will we see online gaming with Google+

By   /  July 13, 2011  /  Articles  /  No Comments

Google has recently released it’s answer to the social media giant Facebook with it’s own social platform Google+. Similar to Facebook, Google+ allows you to share your thoughts, photos and videos with friends and other personal connections but in a clean, streamlined interface. Features are limited now with more options becoming available with the full [...]

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