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Splash pad, food trucks and free fun: Community invited to Swansea YMCA's Spirit Day
SWANSEA — The Stoico/FIRSTFED YMCA isn't just in the community. It's excited to show that it's very much part of the community. On Saturday, June 1, the Y will be holding its first Spirit Day at its sprawling 36-acre facility at 271 Sharps Lot Road. The hours are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admission is free. ...
Providence moves to end the homestead exemption. Here's what it means for property owners.
Providence is moving toward eliminating the homestead exemption for taxpayers. On Tuesday, Mayor Brett Smiley's bill passed the House after earlier clearing the Senate and is now on its way to Gov. Dan McKee's desk to be signed into law. ...
Legal Sea Foods has a free offer for active military, veterans on Memorial Day
In honor of Memorial Day, Legal Sea Foods is offering active military and veterans, with proof of service, a free bowl of chowder. This deal is offered dine-in only on Monday, May 27, at all locations. In Rhode Island, Legal Sea Foods is at Garden City, 175 Hillside Road, Cranston.
'We are devastated': Dighton town administrator resigns. Why, where's he going, what now?
DIGHTON — The town administrator since 2021, Michael Mullen, is resigning effective June 13 to become the director of planning and economic development in Plainville. Dighton Select Board Chair Peter Caron said that while Mullen submitted his official resignation at the panel's May 22 meeting, Mullen had notified the town a month ago that he was considering a job offer from another town.
Pawtucket agrees to provide more help to Spanish speaking voters to settle federal dispute
The city of Pawtucket will provide Spanish-speaking voters with election assistance and materials in their native language in time for the Sept. 10 primary under an agreement to settle a voting rights lawsuit, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Thursday. A consent agreement filed in the U.S. District Court of Rhode Island on Thursday […] The post Pawtucket agrees to provide more help to Spanish speaking voters to settle federal dispute appeared first on Rhode Island Current.
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