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Senate Judiciary Committee passes DiPalma's amended assault weapons ban bill

PROVIDENCE — By an 8-6 vote Wednesday, June 18, the Judiciary Committee of the State Senate passed an amended bill, 2025-S359, which, coupled with a version passed by the House of …
Second round of grants for East Providence businesses exceeds $500,000
The City of East Providence is launching a second round of grant funding for those businesses that did not have the opportunity to … Read More
Mt. Hope High golfers complete momentous 2025 season
The Mt. Hope High School golf team completed what is considered to be its finest spring in the 32 years since the Bristol Warren … Read More
Council moves on possible planning, zoning board merger in Warren
WARREN — Warren's zoning and planning boards might soon become one, at least the prospect is being considered formally after the … Read More
KMS's Krawczyk 'steams' towards potential national educator accolade
WARREN — The accolades, one already well certain and another possibly on the horizon, keep coming for Kickemuit Middle School … Read More
Warren 'remains' a destination for Hollywood
WARREN — Hollywood once again comes to town in the coming days as filming for the upcoming motion picture "Remain" will take place … Read More
Warren Community Garden continues to 'grow' with shed addition
The town's nascent Warren Community Garden project continues to take shape, the latest addition being the situating a storage shed … Read More
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