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R I Assembly approves $14b state budget, iGaming bill in end-of-session marathon

R I Assembly approves $14b state budget, iGaming bill in end-of-session marathon
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R I House approves iGaming bill as Assembly nears end of session

A bill that was supposed to help homeowners develop accessory dwelling units on their properties is unlikely to pass. Other bills are still on the table as the lawmakers attempt to wrap up this year’s session.

GoLocalProv | Telling How People Die May Help De-Stigmatize Addiction and Mental Health, Says Dr Fine

Dr. Michael Fine One of Rhode Island s top physicians suggests that to help destigmatize critical public health issues such as drug addiction and mental health, there needs to be a wider discussion, and suggests that listing the cause of death in obituaries may help. I read the obituaries with great interest to a certain degree because of the way they let you know who the person was and telling the person s story but they also are clues about the kinds of things that are affecting Rhode Islanders, “ said Dr. Michael Fine, the former Rhode Island Director of Health. “And here I pay a lot more attention to the things that appear to be affecting young people in terms of what was the cause of death,” added Fine.GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL FREE DAILY EBLAST

R I Senate votes on resolution calling for President Trump s removal

R.I. Senate votes for resolution calling for President Trump’s removal State Senator Dawn Euer’s resolution condemns ‘the acts of violence and insurrection’ at the US Capitol By Edward Fitzpatrick Globe Staff,Updated January 12, 2021, 4:04 p.m. Email to a Friend Rhode Island State Senate Dawn Euer, a Newport Democrat, during the swearing in ceremony in Sapinsley Hall at Rhode Island College on Jan. 5, 2021.Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff PROVIDENCE — The state Senate on Tuesday voted for a resolution condemning “the acts of violence and insurrection” at the US Capitol last week and calling for the removal of President Donald J. Trump.

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