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State House insider gets $50K severance from General Assembly before heading to RIPTA

State House insider gets $50K severance from General Assembly before heading to RIPTA Katherine Gregg, The Providence Journal © Kris Craig, The Providence Journal ORG XMIT: Rep. Frank A. Montanaro D-Cranston Cranston candidates for Senate and HouseRep Frank A. Montanaro D-Cransto n vs James F. Davey (Rep) Sen. Hanna M. Gallo vs Charles Rossi (Rep) POY04kc PROVIDENCE  Before Frank Montanaro made his leap to his  most recent public-sector job, his last employer, the Rhode Island legislature, cut him a severance check of close to $50,000. The $49,877.02 severance payment reflects roughly 10 weeks of unused vacation time and 203 hours of unpaid work during the Sundlun-era  financial crisis in the early 1990s,  when state workers were promised compensation  after they left state employ.

RIPTA Driver Awarded For Life-Saving Act Of Heroism

RIPTA Driver Awarded For Life-Saving Act Of Heroism Patch 2 hrs ago Payton Potter © Rachel Nunes/Patch Ellie is a reminder that there are many good people in the world and that acts of kindness can make a huge difference, RIPTA CEO Scott Avedisian said. We are so proud that she is a RIPTA employee. PROVIDENCE, RI The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority driver recognized last month for jumping to action when seeing a man who appeared ready to jump off a bridge was recognized for her heroism this week by the 2020 Class of Leadership Rhode Island. Eldora Ellie Giblin, an operator for the transit authority, was driving her Route 33 bus route on April 3 when she saw a man in apparent distress.

RIPTA – NECN

The commute for motorists in Cranston is about to get a little more complicated, according to Rhode Island transportation officials. The city’s Park Avenue railroad bridge, which carries vehicular traffic over the Amtrak Northeast Corridor tracks, is scheduled to close for about four months on May 15 for a nearly $12 million demolition and replacement project, the state Department of…

Providence Marathon returns Sunday after a COVID hiatus in 2020

It will have a pulse start, according to Rancourt, with runners six feet apart and small groups starting every 10 seconds. Runners will also be required to wear masks for the first mile, and at the finish line. Spectators are discouraged from attending and won t be allowed at the start, although the Providence Marathon website identifies several spots along both the half and full marathon courses that are good for viewing. The course is a nice mix of historic urban and rural neighborhoods as the race starts in Downtown Providence and heads south towards the East Bay and Barrington, the marathon s website says. The tree lined East Bay Bike path provides plenty of shade and scenic views of the Providence river and skyline.

This Week at the Rhode Island General Assembly

Rep. Michelle E. McGaw (D-Dist. 71, Portsmouth, Tiverton, Little Compton) has introduced legislation ( 2021-H 6274) that would extend the period of time that a newly purchased motor vehicle may be temporarily operated from 20 to 30 days, using the purchaser’s current license plates. Cars bought in the private market, which are currently given only two business days to transfer the plate, would have 30 days for the transfer under the legislation. R.I. Legislative Black and Latino Caucus unveils legislative priorities The Rhode Island Legislative Black and Latino Caucus unveiled its 2021 legislative priority list at a press conference held at the State House. The caucus is chaired by Rep. Karen Alzate (D-Dist. 60, Pawtucket).  The Rhode Island Legislative Black and Latino Caucus represents and advocates for the interests of disadvantaged people throughout the State of Rhode Island. It seeks to increase a diverse participation and representation in all levels of government.

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