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5/18/22
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Designing a curricula that is the right combination of challenging, engaging, and well-rounded is far from an easy task for those at the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE). Regardless, it is …
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5/17/22
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STORY OF THE WEEK
As much as the news about what sounds like a pending reversal of Roe v Wade was seismic, it wasn’t surprising; this is the very outcome that women activists and their …
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5/17/22
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5/17/22
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By Nicole Renzulli
I simply cannot bite my tongue any longer. I need to express my utter disgust with the Democratic Caucus of the Cranston City Council for chasing headlines instead of budget …
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5/17/22
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By ANDREW SCHIFF
As we approach the end of the school year, students from elementary to high school are preparing for final exams. They are hoping for high marks. The best students like to show …
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5/17/22
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5/11/22
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When I hit the send button last week to submit my weekly columns and other news/photos, I did not know it would be my final deadline. For the past 28 years, I have not missed …
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By MERI R. KENNEDY
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5/10/22
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The 250th celebration commemorating the burning of the HMS Gaspee will be unlike any that has come before it.
Not only is the anniversary itself significant, but it coincides with the exciting …
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5/10/22
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Seeking to build more “affordable housing,” state house politicians have proposed legislation which would allow apartments to be built in areas currently zoned only for single-family …
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Securing the future of Kent Hospital is essential for the health of our community.
Thousands of Rhode Islanders in Warwick and beyond depend on Kent’s services, from emergency care to cancer …
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By House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi and Senate Majority Leader Michael J. McCaffrey
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5/10/22
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5/10/22
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