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No Time to Fail: Reception, Film Screening and Panel Discussion - Vimarsana News

No Time to Fail: Reception, Film Screening and Panel Discussion

Film Synopsis Amidst an onslaught of attacks from President Donald Trump and the deadly threat of a global pandemic, local election administrators worked around the clock to secure the vote for their community. Rhode Island's election teams take center stage in this unprecedented voting adventure. The film is an invitation to the American electorate to meet the people whose job it is to uphold the scaffolding of our republic and protect accessible, free and fair elections.

Source: ric.edu
Land Trust, youth group team up to fight invasive species in Rhode Island - Vimarsana News

Land Trust, youth group team up to fight invasive species in Rhode Island

CRANSTON – The Board of Elections voted 5-2 on Tuesday to review all signatures submitted by Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos to qualify for the special Congressional District 1 election.

Board of Elections votes to review all Matos signatures - Vimarsana News

Board of Elections votes to review all Matos signatures

CRANSTON – The Board of Elections voted 5-2 on Tuesday to review all signatures submitted by Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos to qualify for the special Congressional District 1 election.

Board of Elections votes to review all Matos signatures - Vimarsana News

Board of Elections votes to review all Matos signatures

CRANSTON – The Board of Elections voted 5-2 on Tuesday to review all signatures submitted by Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos to qualify for the special Congressional District 1 election.

7 feet of Vermont flood water destroys produce farm's entire crop - Vimarsana News

7 feet of Vermont flood water destroys produce farm's entire crop

Seven feet of floodwater from the Winooski River covered crops. Around this time of year, the farm staff would be preparing for fall crops that grow through the winter.

Source: nypost.com