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Second round of COVID shortages: Cars, lumber and product packaging all impacting RI stock

Second round of COVID shortages: Cars, lumber and product packaging all impacting RI stock Paul Edward Parker, The Providence Journal © Bob Breidenbach/The Providence Journal Bob Tasca Jr., Carl Tasca Jr. and Carl Tasca Sr. stand at the Tasca auto dealership on Pontiac Avenue in Cranston. Like many other auto dealers around the area, they are contending with a lack of inventory. They re not as panic-inducing as the paper towel shortage of 2020, but supply-chain disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic are still keeping goods off store shelves, even as Rhode Island joins other states in lifting virtually all COVID restrictions affecting businesses.

Veterans Voice: Pawtucket Pfc was an Army buddy of the King of Rock and Roll

Veterans Voice: Pawtucket Pfc was an Army buddy of the King of Rock and Roll
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Mask use reduction, a bakery reopens, and Civil War buffs

Mask use reduction, a bakery reopens, and Civil War buffs Michael Delaney, The Providence Journal © Bob Breidenbach, The Providence Journal Providence, RI, May 20, 2021 - Governor Dan McKee and staff hold their last covid press conference at Veterans Memorial Auditorium announcing less restrictive guidelines for mask wearing and opening businesses up again.[The Providence Journal/Bob Breidenbach] Hello everyone! I’m stopping short of breaking into the song “Happy Days Are Here Again,” but it is tempting. With the CDC announcement that requirements for wearing masks are being reduced, and summertime around the corner, it sure is starting to feel happy. Even our new governor, Dan McKee, smiled as he gave the last COVID-19 briefing at Veterans Memorial Auditorium this week. Personally, I would like to see those vaccination numbers much higher, but progress is being made in great strides toward getting us all to a safer place.

13% of Rhode Islanders will likely refuse the COVID shot Here are some of their stories

13% of Rhode Islanders will likely refuse the COVID shot Here are some of their stories
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