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Sensor installation on Washington Bridge to affect traffic pattern
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation said that it would be installing sensors on the Washington Bridge as part of ...
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Is a foot doctor qualified to be a coastal regulator? Rhode Island’s governor says yes.
Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee’s latest nominee to a state council that regulates the coast is renewing calls for reform. Michael Reuter, a podiatrist who has spent time on the Barrington Harbor ...
I-195 commission Chair Crisafulli talks potential Hasbro move on '10 News Conference'
Video Quality Speed Subtitles 00:00 11:06 Marc Crisafulli, chairman of the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission, talks about the potential move of Hasbro. (WJAR) Gov. Dan McKee told NBC 10 News ...
A new Costco is open in Massachusetts. Will Rhode Island ever get one?
Cult-favorite wholesale retailer Costco just opened a new location in Sharon, Massachusetts on March 12 – its seventh store ...
Excavator working on demolition of Washington Bridge leaks hydraulic fluid into Seekonk River
PROVIDENCE – An excavator used in the ongoing work to demolish the westbound half of the Washington Bridge connecting ...
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The Ultimate Weekend in Providence, Rhode Island For a Sports Fan
Photo courtesy of Visit Providence There are plenty of jokes about Rhode Island’s stature as the smallest state in our ...
McKee taps podiatric surgeon for R.I. coastal management council, renewing debate over volunteer board
Governor McKee selects a doctor who has served on the Barrington Harbor Commission. Save the Bay says it highlights need to ...
Rhode Island FC is starting Year 2 — here's what to know
Rhode Island FC ’s second season is about to begin.
Why is a foot doctor being considered for a seat on RI's embattled coastal council? What we know.
A Barrington foot doctor is on track to fill one of several vacancies on the powerful state coastal council after getting ...
Excavator leaks hydraulic fluid into water near Washington Bridge demolition site
An investigation is underway after an accidental leak caused hydraulic fluid to spill into the Seekonk River near the Washington Bridge demolition site.