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Letter: Too many fiscal 'what-ifs' in Chariho bond | Letters to Editor

On May 7, Chariho voters will be asked to approve or reject a $150 million bond to tear down and rebuild three perfectly good elementary schools under the lure of

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Officials say communication restored between school, city financial departments

PAWTUCKET – After Mayor Donald Grebien, Schools Superintendent Patricia Royal and Rhode Island Department of Education Deputy Commissioner Mario Carreno met with the City Council last Wednesday night to iron

Officials celebrate the completion of the PEC

LINCOLN – Officials and residents last week celebrated the opening of the highly anticipated Lincoln High School Physical Education Center, marking the completion of the building and final phase of

Officials urge Lincoln voters to consider two bond questions

LINCOLN – Lincoln officials are asking voters to consider two bonds, both of which will appear on a Nov. 7 special election ballot.

Officials prepared for return to school in Lincoln

LINCOLN – Summer break is quickly coming to an end for those who work at and attend Lincoln schools, however officials say they are prepared for the 2023-2024 school year,

Lincoln High School gets its food truck

LINCOLN – Lincoln High School has purchased its long-awaited food truck, making it the first school in the state to do so.

Lincoln High Schools gets its food truck

LINCOLN – Lincoln High School has purchased its long-awaited food truck, making it the first school in the state to do so.

RI lawmakers, parents advocate against school closings at State House

Lawmakers are now taking on the plight of parents, teachers and students who are facing several school closures.

Lincoln looks to add gyms and science labs to elementary schools

LINCOLN – School officials are looking to add gymnasiums to Lonsdale, Northern, Saylesville and Central Elementary schools. As of now, all four elementary schools use the cafeteria for lunch, physical