Seeking lt. governor post, former Central Falls mayor ends marijuana bid
PROVIDENCE — Former Centrals Fall Mayor James Diossa, a leading candidate in the lieutenant governor sweepstakes, has resigned from the board of a company seeking one of the first new marijuana dispensary licenses available in Rhode Island in years. In response to Journal inquiries, Diossa spokesman Christopher Hunter on Thursday provided a copy of Diossa's January 8 letter of resignation. "I hereby resign my position on the Board of Directors of the Edward O. Hawkins Center, Inc. effective on today’s date,'' Diossa wrote on the day president-elect Joe Biden introduced some of his cabi...