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The percent positivity rate and cases per 100,000 people mostly held steady over the past week.
Crack open a cold one at home or at one of the state's many local breweries.
Operation Stand Down Rhode Island is looking for sponsors for the annual Memorial Day Weekend display.
Delays and detours are likely while construction is underway.
East Bay restaurants will offer special deals and discounts from April 9 through 18.
Residents can shred documents for free or drop off unwanted electronics.
The Wavemaker Fellowship offers recent graduates working in STEM or design fields up to $6,00 per year in tax credits.
The state's AP test pass rate rose from 10.8 percent in 2010 to more than 25 percent in 2020.
Rhode Islanders can bring up to four boxes of a time of documents to be shredded.
Spring has arrived, and with it the return of bear sightings in the Ocean State.
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The city is looking for lifeguards, playground leaders, tennis instructors and more.
A proposed Rhode Island law would have the voters decide if the state's two top offices should be elected as a team.
Thousands of new appointments for the state-run vaccine sites will be added Tuesday morning.
Over the past week, the average price of gas fell 1 cent to $2.77.
More than 50 vehicles listed for sale had fraudulent registration information and altered odometers, police said.
As of April 1, the rate for residents dropped from 9.568 cents/kWh to 7.237 cents/kWh, in effect through September.
Eligible Rhode Islanders can receive up to 12 months' worth of rental and utility assistance.
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