Editorial
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Why would someone walk away from an investment?
But that has been happening ever since the sub-prime mortgage popped the housing market bubble.
It is understandable that a property owner …
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4/23/13
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In all the madness that unfolded on Monday, April 15 in Boston, the phrase “Close To Home continued to come to mind. It returned to my vernacular in two very different but connected ways.
First …
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Nicholas Howard
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4/23/13
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Why did this happen? Why on Patriots Day when we honor our forefathers who set this nation on a course where freedom and rights are held so dear? Why at the birthplace of that fight for freedom? Why …
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4/18/13
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A week from this Thursday, Rhodes on the Pawtuxet will be swinging.
All the attention will be focused on the dance floor where a group of adventuresome individuals have the gumption to be paired …
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4/16/13
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Think of it as an expo, but instead of tables with information, although tables could be there, too, representatives from different community services would talk about what they see happening in Ward …
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It’s no surprise that recreational fishing has an impact on the state’s economy. After all, with 400 miles of shoreline and a reputation for abundant blue fish and stripers, not to mention the …
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4/9/13
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“It’s a different world.”
Those were the words of Superintendent Richard D’Agostino when he called with the outcome of an incident on a school bus last Thursday, while transporting …
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A program initiated by the Rhode Island Student Loan Authority will take some of the sting out of the cost of borrowing for higher education, while enhancing employment opportunities before and after …
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4/2/13
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To the Editor:
This letter is in regards to an article that was in the Providence Journal on March 25, 2013. The article stated that 1 in 5 children is living with parents where either one …
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If all goes as planned, the state will take title to 83 acres of the former Rocky Point Amusement Park this morning in City Hall.
The $9.65 million sale by the Small Business Administration, the …
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