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TO: Bob DaSilva, Mayor City of East Providence
Community dialogue and analysis shows considerable concern for the plan to demolish the Platt-Watters School complex. A broad spectrum of neighbors, …
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Ruarri Miller, Principal @ The Apiary, Co-Owner @ Union Burrito and Fuse & Spark
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1/7/21
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This humble home Up inThe tree, A refuge safeFrom suchAs me.They huddle thereIn this Snow storm,With cupboards Full ofTheir acorns.They built This nestFor suchA storm.May homeBe safe.May homeBe …
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12/18/20
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Speeding in the school zones is evident. However, we have noticed that the warning lights at the Kent School location on Pawtucket Ave. are flashing even when school is not in session. As a result, …
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12/9/20
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In times of economic uncertainty, the East Providence Economic Development Commission (EDC) has been more essential than ever to support a vital local economy.During the COVID-19 pandemic, the …
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11/24/20
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On Wednesday, November 18, 2020 our Board of Selectmen approved the recommendation from the Town Administrator to fill the position of Police Chief. In my lifetime of “active” duty as a …
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11/23/20
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As we transition into the holiday season, we would like to pass along reminders and best practices for staying healthy and safe during the holidays.• Limit gathering size: Indoor gatherings at …
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11/23/20
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I am quite concerned with the haste this city council is in to try to take the Metacomet property away from its current owners. I can appreciate the passion of those wanting to keep things as is but …
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11/23/20
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Gun shots causing property damage are occurring in North Seekonk. As a recent recipient of one of these attacks by an unknown perpetrator, I am faced with a thousand dollar deductible on the bill for …
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11/18/20
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In response to Mr. Siegel’s explanation of the proposed Solar Farm at Camp Buxton at 90 Pond Street, I would like to make it known that there are significant reasons to continue to evaluate the …
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11/9/20
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Let’s keep our towns and cities safe from the coronavirus. I see to many people come into stores without masks on. More than 16,500 people now have died from the coronavirus in New England as …
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11/9/20
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