Editorial
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We’ll admit, when we first heard about the district’s new visitors policy, we were not happy. We found out about the change when the Cranston School Committee approved the policy for a first …
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5/23/13
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Amy Beth Parravano had the right idea. Her suggestion was so outlandish that those who sat through nearly two hours of trading ideas over the future of Rocky Point last Tuesday realized they hadn’t …
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5/15/13
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When someone talks about an individual who is over the age of 100, other people often groan. They respond to the effect of, “I would never want to live that long.” We, as a nation, are put off by …
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5/9/13
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There have been lots of ideas of how to develop Rocky Point Park since the rides stopped in 1995. And that’s just what they were, “ideas,” unless you had a lot of money.
That is until this …
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Cranston City Council members are elected to represent the interests of their constituents. In many ways, they are the go-betweens for regular residents and the departments and employees that oversee …
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4/25/13
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My weekend was uneventful and it’s already past my bedtime, so I must resort to a notes column.
• Like everyone else in the country, I was glued to my television on Friday as the manhunt …
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Meg Fraser
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4/25/13
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Public safety is one of the most important services that a municipality offers. Between education and police and fire services, that is really what people pay taxes for. Police officers and …
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4/17/13
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Tulips are starting to open and trees are sprouting blossoms. Farmers’ markets start to get crowded, and garden centers gear up for their busiest time of year. Spring is a time of rebirth, and that …
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4/11/13
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Cranston residents have been through quite the ordeal in recent years. They have seen tax increases, property value decreases and an economy that just can’t seem to bounce back. The city and the …
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4/4/13
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The mayors stood back to back, dressed in white “bunny” suits and holding a 4-inch paint roller on the end of a long staff.
Ron Barnes, commander of the Pawtuxet Rangers, pointed a musket in …
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3/28/13
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