Editorial
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After Val Lawson won election last Tuesday as the new president of the Rhode Island Senate, she faced a battery of reporters’ questions about her dual role as head of that chamber and president … more
As a kid I never really thought too much about time. It seemed limitless. Then school came along and you had to be there on time and, of course, get homework done on time. Time became both an … more
A fresh wind shall blow,  devoid of the snow,    rejoicing the free ones,  with flowers to lead them To sway….   Mixing fresh colors … more
May is Older Americans month, a time to recognize older Americans’ contributions, highlight trends and reaffirm commitments to serving older adults in our nation, state and communities. … more
To the Editor: Our present administration has just completed its first 100 days. It has produced both needed accomplishments and deep concerns. There is much to review, but I will keep it … more
To the Editor: As reported by Tim Forsberg and John Howell, House Education Chairman Robert M. McNamara is eager to spend lots of taxpayer money on what he euphemistically refers to as … more
To the Editor:   As a program manager of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), I urge the Rhode Island General Assembly to pass House Bill 5638 / Senate Bill 947 (Motor and Other … more
A letter to the editor, “Legislators, let’s ban assault weapons,” published April 10, is full of misinformation. Why does that matter?  Everyone wants the state … more
It’s not a club anyone wants to join, but it seems a majority of people in our three municipalities have some kind of story when it comes to experiencing rats in their own backyards. Maybe … more
The Warwick Center for the Arts was packed Saturday night. A huge display of fruits, cheeses, meats, crackers and hot hors d’oeuvres  that were being replenished from the kitchen … more
If you need a reminder that some of those living among us are worth a pat on the back and a kind word of appreciation, you need look no further than the dead. More specifically, you should look … more
Imagine being one of the 100,000 people in the United States on the national organ transplant waitlist, anxiously awaiting the call to inform you that a stranger has made a selfless decision to … more
If you need a reminder that some of those living among us are worth a pat on the back and a kind word of appreciation, you need look no further than the dead. More specifically, you should look … more
To the Editor: I must comment on your paper publishing an editorial drawing of both Pope Francis and Senator Ruggerio in the same frame. How could you pair such a holy man as Francis with the … more
Rhode Island’s health care system is in crisis. The closure of Anchor Medical Associates, leaving 25,000 patients without providers, is the latest blow. Even before this, our state faced a … more
The unexpected death of Rhode Island Senate President Dominick Ruggerio at age 76 a week ago Monday marks the end of an era in more ways than one. Ruggerio, widely revered by his members, was … more
As we celebrate National Small Business Week, we are reminded of the incredible role small businesses play in shaping Rhode Island’s economic and cultural landscape. This week is not only a … more
While there are many people in power who proclaim that children are our future, and that we should do everything we can to support their becoming lifelong learners, the sad truth is that very rarely … more
As the Universal Church celebrated the great joy of Easter Sunday and the resurrection of Christ, the world was treated with a special and surprise visit of a convalescing Pope Francis … more
There’s no slowing Marcia Beagan down. Whether it’s the Hendricken graduation, a wedding, a chorus concert or a church service, she’s there at her electric piano. She never … more
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