Editorial
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To the Editor, I have served on the Warwick City Council the past six years with Jim McElroy. Councilman McElroy has been a steady hand and a great advocate for the residents of Ward 4 and all … more
To the Editor, On the ballot this year, Rhode Island voters will be presented with a question on whether to approve or oppose a so-called ‘Green’ Bond. At a first glance, it … more
 When it comes to state policies that affect everybody in Rhode Island, there are perhaps no two greater examples than the parameters set for reimbursing municipalities that seek to construct or … more
On Nov. 5, Rhode Islanders will vote on whether to call a constitutional convention. Convention opponents argue that a convention will be as corrupt as the legislature because the legislature and the … more
To the Editor, Nice article about St. Paul’s Lutheran in the Beacon. I remember reading an article years ago about Swedish immigration to New England. In it was some interesting … more
To the Editor, As a longtime member of the Rhode Island Housing Board of Commissioners, I am so excited to see that housing has become a top priority on the federal, state, and local levels. At … more
To The Editor, I have never seen such hatred and vitriol towards anyone as there is towards our former President and Presidential candidate Donald Trump. Not since the character Emmanuel … more
To the Editor, If you care about animals, do not vote for Warwick State Senator Anthony DeLuca!!! Senator DeLuca votes have hurt both domestic animals and wildlife in Rhode Island. In … more
To the Editor, Back in the 1600s one of the colonists told Roger Williams and his followers that he disagreed respectfully with some of their policies. He felt that women should be treated as … more
To the Editor, I attended a Rhode Island Airport Corporation Board meeting where I observed the Board members following RIAC leadership into a closed meeting room where they agreed to replace … more
As Barbara Polichetti tells the story, she called the car dealer and did the best job she could to disguise her voice. “Do you have a Honda Passport?” she asked. … more
When it comes to state policies that affect everybody in Rhode Island, there are perhaps no two greater examples than the parameters set for reimbursing municipalities that seek to construct or … more
STORY OF THE WEEK: Rhode Island officials plan to assemble a proposal in the weeks ahead designed to keep Hasbro in the state. Details remain unclear for now, but Gov. Dan McKee and House Speaker Joe … more
Jackie Bernard almost came to a stop when she turned off West Shore Road. She had the window down. “Don’t you dare,” she commanded. I looked over from the passenger seat but … more
To the Editor, Civil behavior in this USA has been hijacked and hate now reigns supreme. The expression of hate is a message that the Democrat party has been preaching ever since Trump was … more
In an era where the cost of higher education continues to rise, community colleges remain a critical gateway to opportunity for millions of students. These institutions provide affordable, … more
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