Along the Way: Girl Scouts honor North native
Girl Scouts honor North native
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Girl Scouts honor North native
The Rhode Island Department of Housing on Thursday announced that it is issuing $10 million in funding to 27 organizations for 66 projects to provide emergency shelter, street outreach operations, housing problem-solving, supportive services, and rent ass
Representative Julie Casimiro wants to know how the state’s foster children are doing in school, and what school districts are doing to improve their performance.
For one, eminent domain powers are off the table, Speaker Shekarchi said. Also, there’s no funding to redevelop the Superman building, or the Cranston Street Armory.
This article is written as a first-person narrative based on an interview with Tiffanie Desrosiers. I entered the foster care system when I was 15 years old. I was allowed to be placed with other family members – two aunts and my grandmother – until I completed high school. It kept me tied to family and to my culture, which is Cape Verdean.