The second nor’easter of March is wrapping up, but as it arrived Wednesday evening it brought gifts of snow and more power outages. According to the…
Talia Blake
Talia joined RIPR in February 2018 as the Morning Edition Producer. She graduated with a double-major in Broadcast Journalism and Psychology from the University of Central Florida. Before starting at RIPR, she was an intern at public radio station WMFE in Orlando. Originally from Connecticut, Talia is no stranger to New England. In her spare time, she is an avid foodie and enjoys working out.
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Providence School Zone Speeding Tickets Dismissed
Many of the hundreds of people who are fighting speeding tickets in Providence as the result of cameras set up near school zones will not have to pay them.
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Stolen Or Not? RISD Responds To Art Theft Claims
The Rhode Island School of Design denied claims that a Picasso painting it owns was stolen by Nazis from a Jewish Art Collector. The Cubist painting,…
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National Grid Expecting All Power To Be Restored In RI Tuesday
At the peak, nearly 150,000 customers in Rhode Island were without power. The vast majority were restored by Monday morning.
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Thousands Without Power, Coastal Damage And Death From Powerful March Storm
A man has died in Newport after being hit by a falling tree during the powerful winter storm that lashed the region Friday. Robert Beaver, 72, was…
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When It Rains, It Pours
According to the National Weather Service, a storm will begin to form Thursday afternoon bringing mostly rain with possible snow mixing in by mid-day on…