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CT LIVE!: Wedding Planning During a Pandemic
Lisa Antonecchia from Creative Concepts by Lisa shares the latest updates from CT, RI, MA, and NY.
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Rhode Island Police Chase Stolen Boston Fire Truck On Rims
Police in Coventry, Rhode Island chased down a Quincy woman allegedly driving a stolen Boston Fire Truck on rims Thursday night. Police received numerous calls about a car driving on one of its rims on Route 3 shortly before 7 p.m. Thursday. The suspect, later identified as 20-year-old, Alina Dunham, was driving a marked Boston Fire Department pickup truck that...
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Friendship Between 3-Year-Old and His Favorite Garbage Man Helps Them Both Get Through the Pandemic
A three-year-old Rhode Island boy has made a special bond with his favorite garbage man, a bond which has helped him find joy during the isolation of quarantine.
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Sanitation Worker Bonds With Boy Who Admires Him
A three-year-old Rhode Island boy has made a special bond with his favorite garbage man, a bond which has helped him find joy during the isolation of quarantine.
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Boston Mayor, RI Governor Among Biden Adds to Economic Team
President-elect Joe Biden on Friday introduced the governor of Rhode Island, the mayor of Boston and a small-business advocate from California as the newest members of his economic team.
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New England's Weird 2020: ‘Calamari Comeback,' Real-Life Buddy the Elf
It’s difficult to imagine a year when we needed a little comic relief more desperately than in 2020. No yuks? Yuck. Fortunately, New Englanders came through with some welcome pandemic distractions.
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Acrobats Hurt in Circus ‘Human Chandelier' Accident Reach $52.5M Settlement
Eight acrobats injured when the rigging suspending them by the hair plummeted to the floor during a circus performance in Rhode Island in 2014 have reached a $52.5 million settlement with ownership and management of the arena where the circus was held
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Covid Patients at Some Rhode Island Facilities Already Being Moved to Field Hospital, CEO Says
“Unfortunately, Rhode Island is headed in the wrong direction,” Lifespan CEO Dr. Timothy Babineau told CNBC.
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Rhode Island Enters 2-Week Coronavirus Shutdown With Hospitals at Capacity
Rhode Island alerted residents on Monday, as the state entered a two-week shutdown in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus, that hospitals are at capacity. “RIGOV COVID ALERT: Hospitals at capacity due to COVID. Help the frontline by staying home as much as possible for the next two weeks,” the alert said. “Work remotely if you can,…
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Thanksgiving Week Has Arrived in New England. A Look at COVID Restrictions
Thanksgiving week has arrived in New England amid rising concern that travel and gatherings could worsen a surge in coronavirus cases across the region and country. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has urged Americans not to travel for Thanksgiving amid the pandemic. This comes as the United States has reached over 12 million confirmed cases of COVID-19. In…
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2-Week Pause in RI to Begin Nov. 30 Amid Rising COVID Cases
Gov. Gina Raimondo announced a number of new restrictions Thursday including an upcoming 2-week pause for the state as coronavirus cases continue to soar in Rhode Island. During her weekly news conference, Raimondo said despite targeted restrictions that she has already put in place a month ago, the situation is not getting better. “Unfortunately, it’s not working,” Raimondo said....
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Rhode Island Gov. Announces Two-Week Pause Starting the End of November
Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo announced on Thursday the state would institute a two-week pause starting at the end of November to help slow the spread of COVID-19 in the state.
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Trump's Firing of Top Election Security Official Is Like ‘Losing a General at the Battlefront,' Says R.I. Secretary of State
President Trump fired Chris Krebs, who headed election cybersecurity at the Department of Homeland Security, on Tuesday after he debunked claims of fraud and hacking in the election. Nellie Gorbea, the Rhode Island secretary of state and an expert on election security, told LX News that his firing poses a danger to our country that goes beyond the election.
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Earthquake Reported in Mass. Sunday Morning, Felt Across Region
The strongest earthquake to hit southern New England in decades rattled homes and nerves Sunday morning, but didn’t cause any significant damage, authorities said. The quake was first reported as magnitude 4.0, but later downgraded to 3.6. It struck just after 9 a.m. and was centered in Bliss Corner, a section of Dartmouth, Massachusetts, according to the U.S. Geological Survey….
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Voters Strip ‘Plantations' From Rhode Island's Formal Name
Rhode Island will now be officially known as … Rhode Island.
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Niantic, Conn. Man Dies in Rhode Island Car Crash
A Niantic man is dead after a car crash early Sunday morning on Route 95 in Richmond, Rhode Island. The accident happened at approximately 1:49 a.m. on Route 95 North near exit 3, Rhode Island state police said. Police said preliminary investigation showed a 2015 Hyundai Sonata left the right side of the highway, hitting several light poles and a…
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Mass. Nurse Who Stopped to Help Crash Victim Killed in Hit-and-Run in RI
A Massachusetts woman who stopped to help the victim of a crash on Interstate 95 in Rhode Island was killed by a hit-and-run driver early Sunday. Jennifer Toscano, a 34-year-old nurse from Stoughton, was struck and killed while trying to help the victim of a rollover crash near Exit 30 in Pawtucket. The driver who hit her then fled the…
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1986 Killing of Mother in Hamden Remains Unsolved
Hamden police continue to search for answers in the killing of a young mother in 1986.
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Man Fatally Stabbed at Providence Place Mall
A confrontation Thursday morning at the Providence Place Mall in Rhode Island led to the fatal stabbing of one man and the arrest of four others, police said. The stabbing on the third floor in the food court area happened just after 11:30 a.m. and followed a verbal argument that turned into a physical altercation between two groups of people,…
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Here's How Many Coronavirus Cases There Have Been at Every College in New England
As college students across New England return to campus for the fall semester, they’re being tested for the coronavirus. And so far, more than 700 have tested positive at nearly 80 schools in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. A New York Times database is tracking all of the coronavirus cases at colleges and universities across the…