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Who will win the lottery to run Rhode Island s six new medical marijuana dispensaries?

Who will win the lottery to run Rhode Island s six new medical marijuana dispensaries? Tom Mooney, The Providence Journal © The Providence Journal file / Kris Craig A customer walks through Greenleaf Compassion Center in Portsmouth. PROVIDENCE David Spradin is the CEO of a California-based marijuana company called Perfect Union. It has 14 marijuana stores between Los Angeles and Sacramento and six stores in New Mexico, and the company has had stores in Oregon and Washington, says Rick McAuliffe, a Rhode Island lobbyist who now also serves as a director for Spradin’s new local affiliate: Perfect Union-RI. The company and 27 other businesses all filed applications last month for a chance to run one of six new medical marijuana dispensaries planned for Rhode Island.

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RI pharmacist is pregnant Will she get the COVID vaccine?

RI pharmacist weighs unknowns of COVID vaccine for pregnant women against high-risk status Linda Borg, The Providence Journal © Kris Craig/The Providence Journal Amanda Adams, a pharmacist with Rhode Island Hospital, is pregnant and just received a COVID-19 vaccine. PROVIDENCE Imagine being seven months pregnant during COVID-19. Now imagine deciding whether to get the vaccine when no research has been done on how it affects pregnant or lactating women. That’s the dilemma Amanda Adams, a pharmacist at Rhode Island Hospital, faced when the Pfizer vaccine arrived in mid-December. She lives in Greenville with her husband and has a 4-year-old son.

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This Just In: Raimondo s future; vaccines in Central Falls

This Just In: Raimondo s future; vaccines in Central Falls Michael McDermott, The Providence Journal © Patrick Anderson, Kris Craig, The Providence Journ Published Caption: Raimondo [Kris Craig, The Providence Journal] Original Caption: Raimondo Good afternoon and welcome to This Just In. I m Mike McDermott, managing editor of The Providence Journal. Once again, we find ourselves transfixed by rumors about the future of Gov. Gina Raimondo, who is now said to be a candidate for commerce secretary in Joe Biden s Cabinet. Earlier this month Raimondo squelched reports that she was being considered for health and human services secretary, but she has not been as definitive when asked about other possible Cabinet appointments.

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RI pharmacist weighs unknowns of COVID vaccine for pregnant women against high-risk status

RI pharmacist weighs unknowns of COVID vaccine for pregnant women against high-risk status Linda Borg, The Providence Journal © Kris Craig/The Providence Journal Amanda Adams, a pharmacist with Rhode Island Hospital, is pregnant and just received a COVID-19 vaccine. PROVIDENCE Imagine being seven months pregnant during COVID-19. Now imagine deciding whether to get the vaccine when no research has been done on how it affects pregnant or lactating women. That’s the dilemma Amanda Adams, a pharmacist at Rhode Island Hospital, faced when the Pfizer vaccine arrived in mid-December. She lives in Greenville with her husband and has a 4-year-old son.

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Political Scene: RI s top politicos share their New Year s resolutions

Political Scene: RI s top politicos share their New Year s resolutions Katherine Gregg and Patrick Anderson, The Providence Journal © David DelPoio The State House and Department of Transportation building both are adorned with the words Providence Plantations . [The Providence Journal / David DelPoio] PROVIDENCE One looks forward to date nights with his wife. Another to losing weight. And more than one to eating, drinking and shopping locally in 2021 to help the state s shop owners and restaurateurs rebound from the COVID-19 gut punch. And it is probably fair to say, they are all each and every one of them happy to say goodbye to this year of disruption, isolation and unrelenting sadness and, in more than one case, to launch their bids to replace the term-limited Gina Raimondo as governor.

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