Rhode Island looks to boost response rates for 2020 census
The national census of 2020 holds huge importance for Rhode Island and Governor Raimondo is creating a committee to see that all residents are counted.
Raimondo’s inaugural ball, ‘reception for sponsors’ will be closed to media
Gov. Gina Raimondo and other general officers have scheduled an invite-only, closed-to-the-media inaugural gala at the State House on Saturday night, Jan. 5.
Email exemption in RI’s Public Records Act raises eyebrows
Searching for information about government business in Rhode Island is a little tougher in comparison to many other places due to a clause in the state’s access to Public Records Act.
Email exemption in RI’s Public Records Act raises eyebrows
Searching for information about government business in Rhode Island is a little tougher in comparison to many other places due to a clause in the state’s access to Public Records Act.
Chronic Criticism of CRMC Board as Calls for Reform Intensify
Since its founding, Rhode Island’s Coastal Resources Management Council has been criticized by both environmentalists and developers. The state agency has several charges, but much of the animosity stems from how the agency issues permits for coastal development.
A newly elected state representative is apologizing after he acknowledges he misled members of the local Democratic town committee about a mailer, as the committee calls on him not to take his seat in the General Assembly.
