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RI POLITICS
A running list of possible candidates for Cicilline’s congressional seat
Now that House Speaker Joe Shekarchi and former CVS executive Helena Foulkes have announced that they won’t run, the floodgates are beginning to open with potential candidates who suddenly see the race as winnable.
NEWPORT
Cultivating community: Newport Pride founders open city’s first Pride Center
The couple behind the Newport Out tourism website opened the city’s first Pride Center this month, the latest effort they have championed in support of LGBTQ+ residents and visitors.
Mass. ranks No. 1 in new report as the state with the best overall health care system
While preventable deaths rose during the pandemic, the state fared better than most others.
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley hopes R.I.’s Philly trip scandal hasn’t tanked plans to redevelop armory
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R.I.-based Bally’s is involved in a Las Vegas baseball stadium mega-deal
Bally’s – which owns two casinos in Rhode Island – announced plans last month to partner with the A’s to build a new stadium on a portion of Bally’s Tropicana Las Vegas site.
BLOCK ISLAND
Ballard’s Beach Resort owner makes changes after last year’s Block Island Ferry brawls: ‘no excuses here’
Owner Steve Filippi says things will be different at his venue this year. More family-oriented, instead of the alcohol-fueled party atmosphere many associate with the resort.
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Providence Mayor Brett Smiley hopes R.I.’s Philly trip scandal hasn’t tanked plans to redevelop armory
On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Smiley said he hopes Cranston Street Armory project can still get state money, despite it not being included in the new state budget.
RI BUSINESS
R.I. sues solar company for unfair, deceptive trade practices
Smart Green Solar’s CEO was previously investigated by the FTC and even tried to illegally obtain credit reports of Presidents Trump and Obama.
Bonnet Shores voting rights cabana drama keeps on rolling
The General Assembly declined to take up a proposal that would have kicked cabana owners and other non-residents off the voting rolls in the Narragansett enclave.
How search teams could use sound to find the Titan sub — and why it’s a challenge
Search teams racing to find the missing Titanic submersible have detected underwater noises but it won’t be easy to find the source of that sound in the ocean.
RI POLITICS
Paul LeBon poised to become 16th candidate in R.I.’s First Congressional District
Woonsocket man ran for Congress in 2002 in Texas and has written a book titled “Liar Liar Cruz on Fire.”
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Indictment isn’t deterring most GOP voters from Trump, N.H. poll shows
About 48 percent of Republican-aligned voters surveyed said the former president’s federal indictment made them more likely to vote for him, according to a new UNH poll.