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Main Street Dollars

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Rhode Island plans to double its Medicaid asset limit to $8,000 for one person and $12,000 for a couple on Jan. 1, 2027, pending federal approval, its health agency says

Rhode Island plans to double the asset limit for most older and disabled adults seeking Medicaid on Jan. 1, 2027, raising it from $4,000 to $8,000 for one person and from $6,000 to $12,000 for a couple. The state’s Executive Office of Health and Human Services says the change is part of the fiscal 2027 […]

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The Providence Journal

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Johnston voters rejected eminent domain plan. Town says fight isn't over

JOHNSTON – On Nov. 3, voters in Johnston rejected a ballot measure to amend the town's charter to create a coherent pathway to exercise eminent domain, in response to a federal judge's rejection of attempts to take land slated for an income-restricted apartment complex. 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 , relying on an alternative method following the defeat of the charter amendment at the ballot box. U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose ruled that the town's attempt to take property via its charter doesn't work, because the charter doesn't have sufficient provisions to pass constitutional muster, in an ongoing lawsuit filed by the property owners against the town, which the owners' lawyers call a "sham taking." The ballot initiative failed, 54% to 46%, or 4,761 votes against to 4,090 votes for, according to unofficial vote counts. In Johnston, 9,894 people voted , 41% of the 24,015 registered voters. What Johnston needs, either in its charter or for another process, per the federal judge who rejected the initial eminent domain efforts following a lawsuit by the site

Johnston, RI · 3d

newportthisweek.com

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The Jig is Up: The Perplexing Popularity of Puzzles

National Jigsaw Puzzle Day was November 3, and there was a buzz at the Middletown Public Library on a recent Saturday morning. It wasn’t the buzz of a jigsaw, but the buzz of the library’s fall jigsaw puzzle swap. There were 100, 500 and 750-piece puzzles. The most...

Middletown, RI · 2d
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Side of the Rhode: Who’s Hot and Who’s Not - November 13, 2026

Every Friday, GoLocalProv takes a look at who is rising and who is falling in Rhode Island and national politics, business, culture, and sports. We have expanded the list, and we are going to a GoLocal team approach while encouraging readers to suggest nominees for who is "HOT" and who is "NOT."

Rhode Island · 2d
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FM to send workers to Massachusetts as part of HQ relocation

Downtown Providence isn’t the only target destination for FM’s planned departure from Johnston. The global insurance company, formerly known as FM Global, is also sending an unspecified number of local workers to Massachusetts as part of a regional approach that includes facilities in Norwood and Boston, the company confirmed in a statement to Rhode Island Current Friday afternoon.

Providence, RI · 1d

The Newport Daily News

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RI elementary schools should include World Languages: Letters

Elementary students should be introduced to World Languages What if children in Rhode Island had the opportunity to start learning another language in kindergarten instead of waiting until middle or high school? As someone who speaks Spanish and Portuguese, has a Master's degree in World Language Education, and is a mother, I believe this is an idea worth considering. First, I want to recognize the hard work of our schools, teachers and administrators. My intention is not to criticize what schools are doing, but to share an idea that could create opportunities for our students. In many schools, students begin learning a world language in middle or high school. I wonder what would happen if we introduced languages much earlier, starting in elementary school. My interest in this topic also comes from my family experience. Spanish and Portuguese were spoken in our home when my son was growing up. However, much of his exposure outside the home was in English. He watched television in English, listened to music in English and experienced English in many parts of his daily life. When he started school, his teachers initially thought English was his second language. Watching him grow up surrounded by three

Rhode Island · 2d

Uprise RI

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Recap: North Kingstown Draft Would Shift 306 Students, Start-Time Survey Revisions Planned

A draft map presented by Citygate consultant Fred Hejazi would move 306 of North Kingstown's 1,522 elementary students, about 20 percent, to relieve crowding at Hamilton and Fishing Cove. It has not been posted publicly. Officials said it would go online after comments are reviewed. Recommendations are due to the School Committee in March 2027. The committee meets next on Dec. 8.

North Kingstown, RI · 2d

eastgreenwichnews.com

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EGHS Wall of Honor Goes Digital

Above: Former Gov. Donald Carcieri speaking at the Oct. 17 EGHS Wall of Honor fundraiser. Photo by Elizabeth McNamara. In 2008, Bruce Mastracchio established the East Greenwich High School Wall of Honor to celebrate alumni who have distinguished themselves through leadership, achievement, service, and character—preserving our history to inspire future generations. He purposely did not create a wall of fame, although there are some famous people on the wall. Rather, he was looking to highlight those with individuals who do honor in their little (or big) part of the world.

East Greenwich, RI · 1d

WPRI 12 News

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Worker contact with wiring causes power outage in Warren

Thousands of residents in Warren woke up Friday morning with no power.

Warren, RI · 1d

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Late penalties cost Rhode Island another conference game against UNH

The University of Rhode Island football team dropped to 2-4 in conference play with a road loss to the University of New Hampshire on Saturday afternoon, eliminating any postseason hopes. Without fifth-year wide receiver Marquis Buchanan, the Rams and third-year quarterback Alex McClelland generated just 319 total yards of offense.

Durham, NH · 2d

What'sUpNewp

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Op-ed: Medicare Advantage often isn’t an advantage. Shop around before Dec. 7.

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Rhode Island · 2d

theeagledemocrat.com

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Hardwood Flooring: Six Solid Choices for Your Home

- When it comes to home flooring, solid American Hardwoods™ have been our gold standard since the nation’s founding—and they still are. Few materials can match the durability of oak, walnut, maple, ash, and other favorite species, which can be sanded and refinished for decades, outlasting kids, pets, foot traffic, and trends—and somehow looking better for it. They’re also remarkably practical, available in multiple widths, grades, and finishes, and easy to install. “American hardwoods are grown, harvested, and milled right here, giving architects and builders a reliable, high-quality supply,” notes Ian Faight of the American Hardwood Information Center. “Nothing rivals hardwood’s warmth and natural variation, and as a low-emission, renewable resource, it supports healthier interiors and everyday well-being.” Here are six examples of what it can do for your home.

East Greenwich, RI · 2d

Animal of Things

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Aggressive Dog Laws in Rhode Island: Vicious Dog Hearings, Owner Duties, and Liability

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Aggressive dog laws in Rhode Island work differently than in many other states. Instead of a ladder of “potentially dangerous” and “dangerous” labels, the state has one formal label, “vicious,” and a hearing process that decides whether a dog earns it. A separate set of liability rules decides who pays when a dog hurts someone. … This article, Aggressive Dog Laws in Rhode Island: Vicious Dog Hearings, Owner Duties, and Liability , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • July 1 Is the West Virginia Dog License Renewal Deadline: Who Pays and How • When Must You Renew a Dog License in Hawaii? What Hawaii Law Requires • Dangerous Dog Breeds Banned in Kansas: What Each City Allows

Rhode Island · 2d

Times Union

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After beating Dayton, Siena basketball sticks to 'same message' for Brown

This will be Siena's first home game on a Saturday night since the 75-62 victory over the University at Albany in the Albany Cup game on Nov. 12, 2022.

Albany, NY · 1d

Crafting Your Home

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Dogs Riding in an Open Truck Bed Is Restricted by Law in These 6 States

California, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island regulate dogs in pickup beds. Here is what each state's statute requires.

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Following uproar, NK Council bans sale of cats, dogs

NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — After hours of public discussion and several appearances on their agenda, the North Kingstown Town Council voted unanimously this week to ban the sale of dogs and cats in town starting January 1. The change largely stems from controversy over a local pet store that...

North Kingstown, RI · 2d

WPRI 12 News

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Community Focus: RI Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green

Rhode Island Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green joined Community Focus to discuss the future of the state's students and schools.

Rhode Island · 2d

Turnto10.com

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Providence announces new literary festival 'Not An Island'

(WJAR) — The Creative Capital has announced a new literary festival to premiere in January. It’s called “Not An Island,” and it will feature panels, workshops, readings, and a market, according to a new website published by the city and its partners. According to the website,...

Providence, RI · 2d

bleachernation.com

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Providence vs. Colorado: Free Live Stream, TV Channel, How to Watch

The Providence Friars (2-1) play the Colorado Buffaloes (2-1) on November 14, 2026. The matchup airs on Peacock/NBCSN. In its most recent game, Providence defeated Bryant on Tuesday, 78-55. Its high scorer was Devin Vanterpool with 21 points. On Tuesday, in its last game, Colorado beat San Diego 83-75. With 26 points, Ian Inman was its high scorer.

Providence, RI · 1d

WPRI 12 News

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‘A silent, hidden disease’: Survivor, advocate share stories ahead of World Pancreatic Cancer Day

On the latest episode of 12 Health, host Shannon Hegy was joined by J.R. Pagliarini, who lost both of his parents to pancreatic cancer and now advocates on behalf of the Rhode Island affiliate of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, and Allison Boisselle, a pancreatic cancer survivor from Central Falls who was diagnosed with the disease just last year.

Cranston, RI · 1d