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Rally at ACI honors inmate who died Feb 9, calls for guards to follow protocols

Rally at ACI identifies inmate who died Feb. 9, calls for guards to follow protocols Donita Naylor, The Providence Journal © Katie Mulvaney/The Providence Journal One of the buildings at the Adult Correctional Institutions in Cranston that Sunday s car-rally organizers included in their protest. CRANSTON A car rally Sunday afternoon renewed the cry for decarceration and called for corrections officers to be held accountable for not following protocols. The weekly rally was held this time in memory of the inmate who died Feb. 9 in medium security, identified by organizers as Jose Franco. ACI officials have not confirmed that the inmate was Franco, but court records show that Jose Franco, 46, who was returned to the ACI in July as a violator of the terms of his release, was deceased. He had been arrested Feb. 19, 2020, by Cranston police for failing, as a sexual offender, to notify police of his change of address. The judge suspended two years and gave him

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Political Scene: By day, some RI lawmakers work for big players at State House

Political Scene: By day, some RI lawmakers work for big players at State House Katherine Gregg, The Providence Journal © SANDOR BODO, The Providence Journal Published Caption: Facing softer-than-anticipated revenue from sports gambling and other sources, and with proposed spending outpacing projected revenue by as much as $160 million in the budget year that begins July 1, lawmakers over the next few weeks will work through the Raimondo administration s budget with an eye toward pruning. [The Providence Journal, file / Sandor Bodo] Original Caption: ORG XMIT: picture page of views from the dome of the State House 6. DOMEVIEWS 7 SB - View of the State House from the south during a dark sky/bright light moment. [The Providence Journal, file / Sandor Bodo]

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Rhode Island on track to spent $125 million on COVID business aid

Rhode Island on track to spend $125 million on COVID business aid Patrick Anderson, The Providence Journal © Sandor Bodo, The Providence Journal Published Caption: Secretary of Commerce Stefan Pryor answers a question from the media as Gov. Gina Raimondo holds her coronavirus news conference at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Original Caption: PROVIDENCE, RI 7/10/20 Secretary of Commerce, Stefan Pryor answers a question from the press as Governor Gina Raimondo holds her Corona virus press conference at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. [The Providence Journal / Sandor Bodo] Rhode Island s top economic development official says the state is on track to get all of the $125 million in promised COVID-19 aid to businesses by the end of the year.

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Rhode Island on track to spend $125 million on COVID business aid

Rhode Island on track to spend $125 million on COVID business aid Patrick Anderson, The Providence Journal © Sandor Bodo, The Providence Journal Published Caption: Secretary of Commerce Stefan Pryor answers a question from the media as Gov. Gina Raimondo holds her coronavirus news conference at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Original Caption: PROVIDENCE, RI 7/10/20 Secretary of Commerce, Stefan Pryor answers a question from the press as Governor Gina Raimondo holds her Corona virus press conference at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. [The Providence Journal / Sandor Bodo] Rhode Island s top economic development official says the state is on track to get all of the $125 million in promised COVID-19 aid to businesses by the end of the year.

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Raimondo signs $12 7-billion state budget

Raimondo signs $12.7-billion state budget Katherine Gregg, The Providence Journal © SANDOR BODO, The Providence Journal Published Caption: Facing softer-than-anticipated revenue from sports gambling and other sources, and with proposed spending outpacing projected revenue by as much as $160 million in the budget year that begins July 1, lawmakers over the next few weeks will work through the Raimondo administration s budget with an eye toward pruning. [The Providence Journal, file / Sandor Bodo] Original Caption: ORG XMIT: picture page of views from the dome of the State House 6. DOMEVIEWS 7 SB - View of the State House from the south during a dark sky/bright light moment. [The Providence Journal, file / Sandor Bodo]

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