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The announcement comes one month before Brown University is set to unveil its state-of-the-art Lindemann Performing Arts Center.

The former congressman talks about his new job leading the Rhode Island Foundation and offers insights for whoever ends up winning the First Congressional District seat.

The event venue’s lawyer, Michael Lepizzera, has not responded to discovery by the July 31 deadline, and says he needs more time to prepare for trial.

McKee will announce the first wave of funding that some cities and towns will receive to expand out-of-school learning time.

The decision comes 18 days after the board placed the lieutenant governor on the Sept. 5 Democratic primary ballot in the First Congressional District race.

But it might be too late to “claw back” ballots that have already been sent to military and overseas voters, Common Cause Rhode Island director says.

Cheyne Cousens, 40, often used a public shore access point in Middletown when he was growing up nearby. He recently returned to the spot to take a swim, and is now facing a trespassing charge.

Walter Bronhard owns dozens of properties in Providence that cater to college students, and has submitted plans for another property on Waterman Avenue.

The joint proposal from Ørsted and Eversource was the only one to respond to a solicitation for wind power projects, and the fact that even that one won’t get picked is a sign of ongoing challenges in the wind power industry.

“Of course it’s going to be expensive. But not as expensive as the damage that has been done,” said Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio of his FEND Off Fentanyl legislation.