To the Editor: Mass murders have again shaken our sense of safety to shop for groceries and go about our daily activities with our children and grandchildren. Our nation's founding principle that we are all created equal and endowed with the unalienable more

To the Editor: If Mr. Murray and his clients are so concerned about alleged interconnection misinformation ["Solar project has undergone extensive review," March 25], then they should welcome a … more

To the Editor: Regarding the Native Avenue solar project, I would like to thank the developer’s attorney for writing to the editor to try to address concerns expressed in my own letter of … more

To the Editor: Public officials and the general public are largely unaware of the term "5G," and if they are aware, their awareness comes solely from the PR that the telecom companies use in their advertising. 5G refers to the fifth generation of more

To the Editor: I am the attorney for Revity Energy, the solar developer of the Natick Avenue solar project that is proceeding through the approval process with the city of Cranston. I normally avoid the back and forth of public comments in various more

To the Editor: This letter is in response to the now two-year-long debate surrounding the Natick Avenue commercial-scale solar development. The project, which is still winding its way through many levels of city approvals, will clear-cut nearly 30 acres more

To the Editor: The proposed Natick Avenue solar project requires a reconstruction of the power lines along Natick, Wilbur, Conley, Hope, Pippin Orchard and Laten Knight roads. The project requires the Public Works Committee to approve the placement of more

To the Editor: The Brain Injury Association of Rhode Island (BIARI) is proud to join with the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) and advocates across the country to celebrate March as Brain Injury Awareness Month. It is important to change common more

To the Editor: COVID-19 is disproportionately affecting the LGBTQ+ community. LGBTQ+ Americans report higher rates of underlying conditions than heterosexual people, according to a new CDC report. This makes us more vulnerable to severe illness from more

To the Editor: The Cranston City Council recently passed a direct and clear Black History Month resolution, kudos to them. It seems straightforward to acknowledge the legacy of white supremacy, slavery, Jim Crow and the other ugly facts of U.S. history. more

To the Editor: Recently I received my first vaccine injection, which was by appointment for the 75 and over residents who live in Warwick. The vaccine site was located in East Greenwich. From the moment my wife and I arrived at the site, we were greeted more

To the Editor, Recently I received my first vaccine injection which was by appointment for the seventy-five and over residents who live in Warwick. The vaccine site was located in East Greenwich. From the moment my wife and I arrived at the site we were more