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The Rhode Island Ethics Commission will meet Tuesday to talk about what happened with state employees on a trip to Philadelphia.

Christian McCaffrey's three-touchdown show last visit to Los Angeles has the Rams understandably wary of Sunday's rematch with the 49ers.

Talks between the Smiley and McKee administrations over the ownership of the building have been ongoing since the beginning of the summer.

Head Coach Brian Daboll, TE Darren Waller, LB Bobby Okereke, and WR Wan'Dale Robinson spoke to the media on Tuesday.

Everchem LLC, a systems house and raw materials manufacture for the polyurethane and epoxy markets based in Media, Pa., has acquired Specialty Products International Inc. (SPI) of Mancungie, Pa., a producer of specialty polyurethane additives.

A Republican Party complaint claimed the $228 lunch violated the $25 gift limit in the code of ethics for public officials.

A Republican Party complaint claimed the $228 lunch violated the $25 gift limit in the code of ethics for public officials.

“The big take-away: They’re blaming the building, they’re blaming the community, and they’re blaming Scout for the state’s own bad behavior,” said one neighbor after state terminated its contract with the developer.

The canceled contract comes after months of controversy that began with a botched business trip to Philadelphia.

A consulting firm hired by the state determined the Cranston Street Armory project as proposed by Philadelphia-based Scout Ltd. would not be “in the financial interest of the state taxpayers.”