Providence Journal - Sat Nov 07
It's difficult to track how many people are arrested for driving on suspended or otherwise inactive licenses - and even more difficult to learn how many multiple offenders are out there because the state Department of Motor Vehicles' computer database is old and not easily searchable for such data.
Dog with arthritis abandoned in JohnstonTurnto10.com - Fri Nov 06
The Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is offering a $1,000 reward in a dog abandonment case.
A look at the number of repeat license suspensions in Scituate, JohnstonProvidence Journal - Fri Nov 06
It's difficult to track how many people are arrested for driving on suspended or otherwise inactive licenses -- and even more difficult to learn how many multiple offenders are out there because the state Department of Motor Vehicles' computer database is old and not easily searchable for such data.
RI considers privatizing state landfillWHJJ-AM Providence - Tue Nov 03
Rhode Island wants to know if a private company can run the state's landfill in Johnston better than the government.
RI Courting Private Companies for Possible Landfill TakeoverWLNE-TV Providence - Tue Nov 03
Rhode Island wants to know if a private company can run the state's landfill in Johnston better than the government.
Former chief justicea s driver questioned in courtProvidence Journal - Tue Nov 03
The former driver for former Supreme Court Chief Justice Frank J. Williams returned to court on Monday to seek payments from her estranged husband to help pay expenses for their 6-year-old daughter.
R.I. Central Landfill for sale? State seeks offersProvidence Journal - Mon Nov 02
The state Monday began soliciting proposals to explore the feasibility of leasing or selling the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation , which runs the state's Central Landfill in Johnston and Rhode Island's recycling operations.
Divorce case involving Williams' ex-driver back in courtProvidence Journal - Mon Nov 02
The former driver for ex-Supreme Court Chief Justice Frank J. Williams returned to court on Monday to seek payments from her estranged husband to help pay expenses for their 6-year-old daughter.
Johnston R.I. committee approves plan for solar heat at schoolProvidence Journal - Sun Nov 01
The townwide School Building Committee has unanimously approved a proposal for installing a solar-heating system at the Brown Avenue School, if the town can get federal money to pay the project's $350,000 estimated cost.
School-based H1N1 clinics to start MondayTurnto10.com - Fri Oct 30
Rhode Island health officials will begin school-based H1N1 flu clinics on Monday.
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