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Law would require barriers to protect people in businesses - Vimarsana News

Law would require barriers to protect people in businesses

SMITHFIELD – The Charlotte Vacca Act, a bill named after a Woonsocket resident killed when a driver crashed through Subway in Smithfield last summer, would require safety-enhancing bollards to be

Owners of Knock on Wood Furniture plan new store in Smithfield - Vimarsana News

Owners of Knock on Wood Furniture plan new store in Smithfield

SMITHFIELD – Knock on Wood Furniture, a mainstay in Lincoln for many years before a Dec. 1 fire destroyed it, is set to reopen in Smithfield.

Town joining in outpouring of support for Tuskegee Airman Butler - Vimarsana News

Town joining in outpouring of support for Tuskegee Airman Butler

NORTH PROVIDENCE – After receiving cards from nearly every state in the U.S., Airman Sgt. Victor Butler’s month-long birthday celebration will only get better.

New salt plant, charter amendment among top stories of 1921 - Vimarsana News

New salt plant, charter amendment among top stories of 1921

Manistee County Historical Museum staff and volunteers assembled a list of the top...

Second round of COVID shortages: Cars, lumber and product packaging all impacting RI stock - Vimarsana News

Second round of COVID shortages: Cars, lumber and product packaging all impacting RI stock

Second round of COVID shortages: Cars, lumber and product packaging all impacting RI stock Paul Edward Parker, The Providence Journal © Bob Breidenbach/The Providence Journal Bob Tasca Jr., Carl Tasca Jr. and Carl Tasca Sr. stand at the Tasca auto dealership on Pontiac Avenue in Cranston. Like many other auto dealers around the area, they are contending with a lack of inventory. They're not as panic-inducing as the paper towel shortage of 2020, but supply-chain disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic are still keeping goods off store shelves, even as Rhode Island joi...

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