Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is widely expected to win Rhode Island later this month. But some local Republicans are not happy with…
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Coastal Cities Face Down Rising Tides At Newport Conference
Historic places all over the world face the challenge of rising seas as a result of climate change. Preservationists have convened in Newport this week…
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In Providence, Students Vie For Top Bananagrams Honor
Word-game enthusiasts may be familiar with Bananagrams. Created by a Rhode Island family, it’s kind of like Scrabble, but without a board.
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Freshwater Trout Fishing Season Begins
The freshwater fishing season has officially begun. More than 100 waterways across the state have been stocked with trout.
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National Science Foundation Head To Visit Rhode Island
The head of the National Science Foundation visits the Ocean State today. She’ll meet with researchers, scientists and educators throughout the state….
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Burrillville Lawmakers Oppose Power Plant
Two elected officials representing Burrillville are asking state regulators to deny approving a proposed power plant in their town.
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Environmental Officials Meet To Share Flood Control Strategies
Minimizing damage from future floods will be the focus of a gathering today in Smithfield.
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Opposition Mounts At Public Hearing For Proposed Burrillville Power Plant
Nearly 800 people showed up for the first public hearing of a proposed power plant in Burrillville. The 900-megawatt facility would be the state’s…
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Brown Univ. Professor Weighs In On Power Plant Proposal
A Brown University professor and a climate expert is adding his voice in opposition to a power plant proposed in Burrillville. J. Timmons Roberts filed…
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RWU Students To Tackle Climate Risks With Trees
In an effort to slow the effects of climate change, Roger Williams University is spearheading a tree-planting campaign. Trees can absorb and store…