Editorial
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We recently highlighted Johnson & Wales University’s trailblazing three-year degree program, which will launch in the fall of 2025 and be offered to students pursuing degrees in criminal … more
We face increased demands of family obligations planning for the holidays.  Baking  and cleaning to host dinner, and even unrealistic expectations about our families, or having a … more
Was I seeing things? I looked again. Could that be former Governor Philip Noel lifting weights? I turned to the physical therapist showing me where to sit so that I might start a 45-minute … more
To the Editor, It took some time, but the changing of the guard is almost complete.  Rhode Island and the rest of America is in the final stages of its shift from its old baseball … more
To the Editor, I was a federal employee for over twenty years, and I find it very refreshing that President-elect Trump has decided to finally address the problems that have plagued the federal … more
To the Editor, In our most recent election, a pattern appears to have emerged in Warwick: of 20 elected, party-affiliated positions in our city (RI Senate, RI House, mayor, City Council), 19 of … more
The numbers are in regarding food insecurity in Rhode Island, and they are a sobering reminder of the reality faced by far too many of our fellow Rhode Islanders. Hopefully, they will also serve … more
“It’s greater to give than to receive.” Those words haunted me as a kid, especially at this time of year and the expectation of Christmas. How did this work? Was this … more
To the Editor, At the Nov. 13 Warwick School Committee meeting, the department’s director of finance, Brandon Bohl, briefed the committee on the fiscal year 2025 Monthly … more
To the Editor,   I was a federal employee for over twenty years, and I find it very refreshing that President-elect Trump has decided to finally address the problems that have plagued … more
To the Editor, The situation at the Rhode Island Airport Corporation has turned from bad to worse. Now, T. F. Green service union people are muzzled from speaking at RIAC board meetings. … more
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a futuristic dream. It is here and it is going to transform every aspect of our society. The emergence of AI will greatly benefit our society as it will … more
A conversation with Tom Coderre, principal deputy assistant secretary at the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration . Tom, we will get into your distinguished career … more
STORY OF THE WEEK: Welcome to the 2026 race for governor of Rhode Island. Democrats near and far are largely focused on Donald Trump’s nominations and the expected impact of his new White House … more
Last week, many millions of Americans woke up to learn the outcome of the 2024 presidential election and experienced a moment that surpassed disappointment and approached devastation. Many millions … more
To the Editor, Currently, neither political party allows voters to directly elect their nominee for president. Instead, presidential nominees are elected at party conventions by the … more
To the Editor, Politics is a tough business. Very often it is hard to figure out by very experienced people like myself. I am a Republican who lost reelection to the Hopkinton Town Council … more
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