November 19, 2009

Suspicious graffiti forces additional security at high school

Cumberland school officials say students are prohibited from carrying pocketbooks and backpacks to school on Friday.

Court: RI judge made right call in smoke shop case

A federal appeals court says a Rhode Island judge was correct to order a new trial for a state trooper who was ultimately cleared of using excessive force during a raid on a tribal smoke shop.

Hard drives reported missing from mayor’s office found

Rhode Island State Police said they have found two computer hard drives that reportedly went missing from the mayor’s office in Woonsocket.

Mayor testifies about merits of regionalization

A Senate commission on shard services meets for the first time.

Woman testifies in hearing about baby’s death

The mother of a 6-week-old baby who died says her boyfriend said the child fell from the couch, but then changed his story.

H1N1 not having impact on blood supplies

If you are feeling well, the Rhode Island Blood Center needs your help.

RI eliminates mandatory minimum drug sentences

The new law, which took effect this month, leaves the sentence to the judge’s discretion.

Church rips out pews to feed needy

The Open Table of Christ Church makes room to help store food for the needy.

Applicants outnumber jobs for Salvation Army bell ringers

The Salvation Army says it pays to pay bell ringers.

Students honored for saving lives by giving blood

The Rhode Island Blood Center challenges high school students to give the gift of life.

Study abroad? College students drop, rethink plans

Money problems may be cooling the enthusiasm of college students to study abroad.

Tiverton man loses license in fatal motorcycle crash

A passenger was thrown from the bike and killed.

Captain freed from pirates thanks Navy rescuers

Richard Phillips calls the Navy the real heroes in the high seas drama.

T.F. Green says some delays expected Thursday

Airport officials say some delays are expected following the failure of FAA air traffic equipment.

22nd Annual Wheelbarrow Race held in Providence

It’s that time of year again for the Beaujolais Nouveau wines!

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