Providence Journal - Fri Nov 06
Reflective of his spiritual nature, Paul Masse's apartment is sparsely furnished.
House Democrats caucus on R.I.'s financial crisisProvidence Journal - Fri Nov 06
House Democrats convened at the State House for a closed-door discussion of an issue that was not even on their special-session agenda last week: the state's financial crisis.
Odd news -- November 6, 2009WTVY Dothan - Fri Nov 06
It could be easier to find pot than a cup of coffee in L.A. Los Angeles has more pot shops than Starbucks and almost as many as public schools.
Moderate Party's fundraising equals GOP'sWarwickonline.com - Thu Nov 05
When the Moderate Party achieved "state recognition" earlier this year, Rhode Island political insiders wondered whether the group would harm the state GOP more than the Democratic Party.
House Democrats caucus on state financial crisisProvidence Journal - Thu Nov 05
House Democrats convened at the State House for a closed-door discussion of an issue that was not even on their special-session agenda last week: the state's financial crisis.
CVS says it is subject of FTC investigationBoston Herald - Thu Nov 05
The Federal Trade Commission is investigating some of CVS Caremark Corp.'s business practices, the company said Thursday.
MinuteClinic to move headquartersChain Store Age - Wed Nov 04
Minneapolis MinuteClinic is relocating its headquarters from Minneapolis to Woonsocket, R.I., next year.
Busted by Homework: Woonsocket Teen Suspects Arrested in Break inWLNE - Wed Nov 04
On November 2nd, 2009 at about 1:30pm Officer Joshua Smith and Officer Brien Godin were sent to 52 Hillsdale Avenue for a reported house break.
Fontaine, Moreau win R.I. mayoral racesProvidence Journal - Tue Nov 03
Woonsocket City Council President Leo T. Fontaine was victorious Tuesday in the city's mayoral election, claiming a margin of 3,928 to 2,917 over retired police officer Todd R. Brien.
Woonsocket broke R.I. public records lawProvidence Journal - Tue Nov 03
PROVIDENCE _ The City of Woonsocket violated the Access to Public Records Act when it failed to respond to a request from the local firefighters union seeking records involving the recent layoff of 11 city firefighters.
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