Op-ed
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When residents get upset about an increase in their property tax bill, they typically hold accountable the people responsible for setting the tax rate on their properties: members of the city or town …
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Sen. John Tassoni, Jr.
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5/29/12
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Rhode Islanders are reeling under crushing unemployment. More Rhode Islanders, than any time since the Great Depression, are without work and struggling to make ends meet. The results can be seen …
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Barry Hinckley
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5/24/12
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21 views
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Operation Clean Government strongly opposes Governor Chafee’s proposal to abolish Rhode Island’s Bureau of Audits. We join with other responsible individuals (such as the president of the …
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Margaret Kane and Richard August
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5/24/12
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13 views
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I love to bake – bread, cookies, muffins, coffee cake; there is nothing I won’t try when it comes to baking something sweet and tasty. Unfortunately, baking in a Ukrainian kitchen can be a bit of …
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Joanne R. Luongo
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5/24/12
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32 views
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Over the last few months much misinformation has been spread about legislation offering women the opportunity to view an ultrasound image of their child prior to abortion.
To be clear, these laws …
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Jeanne Monahan
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5/17/12
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Just over two months ago, the House Homeland Security subcommittee that oversees cybersecurity unanimously approved the Precise Act, legislation requiring the relatively few companies that run our …
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Rep. James Langevin
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5/16/12
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The Joint Economic Development Committee (JEDC) was reconstituted this legislative session to promote and encourage the preservation, expansion and sound development of new and existing industry, …
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March 23 marked the second anniversary of the passage of the national health reform bill, also known as the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Although Americans have already seen several of the legislations …
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Lt. Governor Elizabeth Roberts
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4/24/12
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30 views
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The price of filling up on fuels is getting very uncomfortable again. Some see this as a short-term situation that can be blamed on speculators, or world events. Some see it as not enough drilling. …
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Michael Gardiner
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4/19/12
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107 views
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It is being reported that the United States East Coast faces gasoline shortages and high prices because by July, almost half of the refineries serving the East Coast will be offline. New and …
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