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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Tom Mooney
PROVIDENCE – Todd Barry, who confessed to the 1989 killing of Victoria E. Cushman after a Warwick police officer wrongly convicted of her death had served six years of a life sentence, has died. Barry, 68, died April 11 at the social service agency Amos House, where he was staying as part of a transitional program after being released from prison and placed on probation last August.
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1 week ago |
providencejournal.com | Tom Mooney
Cannabis Control Commission says applications to run new weed stores likely available by the end of the yearRhode Island could see "thousands" of applicants for 24 new cannabis storesWARWICK – Interested in opening a new Rhode Island cannabis store? Expect overwhelming competition when applications become available likely by year’s end, if not sooner, say regulators.
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2 weeks ago |
providencejournal.com | Tom Mooney
Opening statements began in the trial of former North Kingstown basketball coach Aaron Thomas. Prosecutors say Thomas used naked fat tests and other means to touch students. The defense says the test may have been inappropriate, but were not sexual in nature and meant to give NK an edge competing.
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3 weeks ago |
northjersey.com | Tom Mooney |John Connolly
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services from canceling nearly $11 billion in public health grants. Attorneys general and governors from 24 states, including New Jersey, filed a lawsuit against HHS, arguing the grant terminations were unjustified and harmful. The grants fund a wide range of public health programs, including vaccination efforts, infection control in nursing homes, and mobile crisis units for mental health.
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3 weeks ago |
newportri.com | Tom Mooney
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services from canceling nearly $11 billion in public health grants. Attorneys general and governors from 24 states, including Rhode Island, filed a lawsuit against HHS, arguing the grant terminations were unjustified and harmful. The grants fund a wide range of public health programs, including vaccination efforts, infection control in nursing homes, and mobile crisis units for mental health.
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