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Rhode Island man charged with 25 counts of animal mistreatment after disturbing discovery
A Rhode Island man is facing over 2 dozen charges after alleged mistreatment of dogs at his home. According to police, members of the Warwick Police responded to Fulton Street following reports of dogs and puppies being left outdoors for extended periods. Earlier in the day, several loose dogs had also been reported in the neighborhood and were believed to have originated from the property.
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A battle continues in Johnston
Good morning, I'm Will Richmond at The Providence Journal and thank you for starting your day with the Daily Briefing. If you thought the outcome of a ballot question was determined based on the votes, Johnston might have you thinking otherwise. Voters there rejected an effort to amend the town's charter to create a coherent pathway to exercise eminent domain by a 54% to 46% margin. Despite that rejection, the Town Council president said the council will be going forward with plans to use eminent domain to take the 31-acre site off of George Waterman Road which is planned for an income-restricted apartment complex. How will that happen? The Journal's Wheeler Cowperthwaite breaks it all down and explains what comes next in the battle between the town and developer. • The state's revenue expectations for this year are $109 million loftier now than they were when legislators passed a record-high $15.7 billion budget in June. The Journal's Katherine Gregg reports why key lawmakers – and Governor-elect Helena Foulkes – greeted the new forecast by the top fiscal advisors to the House, the Senate and the governor with caution. • Did you spend yesterday raking and bagging leaves in preparation to
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Former O Gil restaurant spot in Fall River up for grabs | Exclusive
A well-known Fall River restaurant spot is gearing up for another new chapter. Just over nine months after Sosabi Restaurant and Bar opened at 915 County St., taking over the space that served as longtime home of Portuguese food fixture O Gil, that space is now up for lease. North South Property Management posted Nov. 10 that a “fully operational, turnkey restaurant space” on County Street is “ready for its next owner/operator.” Kristin Teves, owner of North South Property Management, who has managed the property for over 20 years, told The Herald News that Sosabi restaurant has been closed for three to four months after it “failed miserably.” That included contending with noise ordinance violations , before the business was eventually evicted for nonpayment, she said. The fully-equipped restaurant space, which accommodates 200 people and is located on the ground floor of the three-story County Street building, is available for lease for $3,000 a month. “Ideal for an experienced restaurateur, hospitality group, or entrepreneur looking to open a restaurant without starting from scratch,” reads the post. Mae's Playground: Fall River autism-friendly park funding approved The lease comes with an existing liquor license, and a “restaurant setup ready for operation,” with