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GoLocalProv | GOP Blasts Shekarchi for Caving to "Fringe Group" Over Resolution Supporting Israel - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | GOP Blasts Shekarchi for Caving to "Fringe Group" Over Resolution Supporting Israel

It all started on Thursday when a bipartisan resolution was introduced into the Rhode Island General Assembly that condemned the Hamas attack on Israel. This week was the first week that legislators had met since the October attack.

These lawmakers will vote on state pensions while collecting one. Is it a conflict? - Vimarsana News

These lawmakers will vote on state pensions while collecting one. Is it a conflict?

Fourteen current state lawmakers collect a state pension. Will they vote to reinstate COLAs for themselves?

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These lawmakers will vote on state pensions while collecting one. Is it a conflict? - Vimarsana News

These lawmakers will vote on state pensions while collecting one. Is it a conflict?

Fourteen current state lawmakers collect a state pension. Will they vote to reinstate COLAs for themselves?

Source: aol.com
Do we still need police officers in Rhode Island schools? - Vimarsana News

Do we still need police officers in Rhode Island schools?

The idea of School Resource Officers has been debated for decades, and questions about the effectiveness of having police officers in schools have persisted. Now, the role may be evolving.

More rooms, including library closed at Alvarez High School in Providence due to air quality issues - Vimarsana News

More rooms, including library closed at Alvarez High School in Providence due to air quality issues

While the school has an exhaust system to mitigate contamination from the soil below, “findings over the last several months suggest that it is no longer working as well as it should,” the Health Department said.