Providence orders heavy-duty equipment in advance of next winter season
By Ava Rahman | March 6The R.I. National Guard helped with recent snow removal, and the state received assistance from nearby states.
The R.I. National Guard helped with recent snow removal, and the state received assistance from nearby states.
According to a poll conducted by the UNH, 18% of those surveyed would vote for McKee if an election were held today.
Just 661 goats were inventoried in R.I. in the recent agricultural census data.
The report found 75 clergy members who were credibly accused of sexual misconduct against children.
While students interviewed by The Herald said they enjoyed the time off, the snow day has set their academics behind.
Routine childhood vaccines have prevented over one million deaths, according to a 2024 CDC report.
Three of Rhode Island’s four congressional representatives did not attend the president’s address in person.
The blizzard has motivated many to join group chats and post Reddit threads dedicated to clearing Providence’s streets.
The exhibit is on display at the R.I. State House until March 22.
The school has partnered with three other educational institutions with similar research goals that also received the grant.
The protest was organized by the Party for Socialism and Liberation Rhode Island after a similar demonstration was held on Saturday.
The storm also impacted businesses’ profits and caused facilities damage.
After the Monday night snowfall, classes were canceled for the remainder of the week.
Applications for the Entry-Level Homeownership Program and the Public Developer Program opened in February.
On Wednesday, the Centurion Foundation secured sufficient funding for the purchase.
The lawsuit was brought under the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.
The Wildlife Clinic of R.I. and Congress of the Birds reported an increase in avian patients from last winter.
On Sunday, Gov. Dan McKee declared a state of emergency and issued a travel ban on all roads due to the severe weather conditions.
The Herald spoke with three religious leaders to discuss how they are responding to recent ICE activity in the state.
A recent bill introduced would protect Rhode Islanders involved in court proceedings from being arrested by ICE agents without a judicial warrant.