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In November, our country has much to be thankful for. While the election-year antics can sometimes serve to create the occasional disagreement, supporting our veterans has often served as a point of … more
Last week, many millions of Americans woke up to learn the outcome of the 2024 presidential election and experienced a moment that surpassed disappointment and approached devastation. Many millions … more
Now that the dust has settled on the outcome of the years-long probe into whether Governor Dan McKee abused his power as the state’s leading administrator while doling out a $50-million … more
Cranston police found a body last week. The man was homeless. He died outside. For months, the homeless crisis in Cranston has been swelling. Instead of working together, city council … more
By JASON CABRAL It was just six years ago that The Gamm Theatre opened the doors to our new space on Jefferson Boulevard in Warwick. We have been grateful for the welcoming response from the … more
Rhode Island began as a “lively experiment,” but we must never tolerate becoming a laboratory for out-of-state extremist interests. There is a provision in the Rhode Island … more
Rhode Island’s colleges and universities are at the leading edge of science and technology, addressing critical issues that shape our world every day. At Rhode Island’s flagship … more
This year voters will decide whether to hold a state constitutional convention. A constitutional convention proposes constitutional amendments for voter approval.  These amendments could … more
In what has felt like a mad dash to the 2024 General Election, thousands of Rhode Islanders have already made their voices heard through the state’s generous and straightforward early voting … more
My name is Ben Branchaud. I am Kelsey Coletta’s campaign manager in her race for State Representative, and I would like to do something unusual today in the hallowed pages of the Johnston SunRise; I want to write about this campaign from my perspective. more
To the Editor, Although the first census of the United States was not taken until 1790, it has been estimated that around only 2 million people were living in the 13 colonies when the American … more
To the Editor, I am sorry to see that my former colleague on the City Council has been reduced to an attack dog for my opponent. Steve is smarter than the questions he poses but given his active … more
To the Editor, At this month’s Herald mayoral debate, Ken Hopkins failed to clearly explain two important issues: 1) The story behind Hopkins taking a sports car without paying the owner. … more
STORY OF THE WEEK The out-of-town frame on the CD2 race is mainly about how a potential win by GOP candidate Allan Fung in a Democrat-leaning Rhode Island reflects a tough national outlook for … more
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