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Affordable housing or land preservation is a false choice. RI must address these needs together. - Vimarsana News

Affordable housing or land preservation is a false choice. RI must address these needs together.

We stand at a proverbial crossroads — to build more or conserve more. The directors of local housing and land preservation nonprofits ask, What if there was a third option?

It's time for R.I. to realize its blue economy potential - Vimarsana News

It's time for R.I. to realize its blue economy potential

Focusing on ocean-based innovation is imperative as we steer our state toward the future.

Meghan Kallman and Rebecca Kislak: R.I. must reduce emissions from existing buildings, new construction - Vimarsana News

Meghan Kallman and Rebecca Kislak: R.I. must reduce emissions from existing buildings, new construction

To meet Act on Climate mandates and build a climate-resilient state, Rhode Island must reduce emissions from existing buildings and new construction. The Building Decarbonization Act sets us up to do just that, write two state legislators sponsoring the proposal.

Lower voting age to 16 for R.I. school board elections to foster civic engagement - Vimarsana News

Lower voting age to 16 for R.I. school board elections to foster civic engagement

Bills before the General Assembly would enable R.I. communities to permit 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in school committee elections. Having a say in who serves on school boards is urgent, write members of the R.I. Young Democrats, when students are so directly affected by school committee decisions.

Here's how R.I.'s lawyers will defend the state's new shore access law - Vimarsana News

Here's how R.I.'s lawyers will defend the state's new shore access law

The dismissal motions set the table for what could be months or even years of litigation.