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DEM Urges No Contact with Blackstone River After Second Wastewater Leak from Woonsocket Plant - Vimarsana News

DEM Urges No Contact with Blackstone River After Second Wastewater Leak from Woonsocket Plant

A Rhode Island wastewater plant has been discharging partly treated solid waste into the Blackstone River for more than a week, prompting a no-contact advisory for all water-based activities on the river between Woonsocket and the Slater Mill Dam in Pawtucket.

Source: ecori.org
BEST OF SUMMER: 10 Ontario theatre experiences you can't miss | Things To Do - Vimarsana News

BEST OF SUMMER: 10 Ontario theatre experiences you can't miss | Things To Do

Record heatwaves, shortages of fans and air conditioners in big-box retailers, and a rush of folks high-tailing it to cottage country can mean only one thing: summer has hit Southern

Coventry bear sighting: Police say keep kids, pets inside - Vimarsana News

Coventry bear sighting: Police say keep kids, pets inside

A black bear that has been making the rounds in Coventry has created a stir.

DEM reminds residents to remove food sources that attract bears - Vimarsana News

DEM reminds residents to remove food sources that attract bears

PROVIDENCE – The Department of Environmental Management is reminding Rhode Islanders in a press release to remove potential food sources from their properties as black bears emerge with warmer weather.

GoLocalProv | 8 Confirmed Black Bear Sightings in RI So Far in 2022—DEM Urges Residents to Remove Food Sources - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | 8 Confirmed Black Bear Sightings in RI So Far in 2022—DEM Urges Residents to Remove Food Sources

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is reminding Rhode Islanders to remove potential food sources from their properties as black bears emerge with warmer weather.