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Secretary Gorbea Statement on President Biden s Recognition of the Armenian Genocide

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Vincent Mesolella The Board of Commissioners of the Narragansett Bay Commission have voted unanimously to reaffirm its current slate of officers: Chairman Vincent Mesolella, Vice Chairman Angelo Rotella, and Treasurer Robert Andrade. 2021 marks Mesolella’s 30 years at the helm of the internationally recognized clean water agency. “The accomplishments of the Narragansett Bay Commission and this Board is an extreme source of pride for me, as I know it is for all of us,” Mesolella said upon the vote. “I thank you, for the thirtieth time, for the confidence you have bestowed upon me. Together, this Board and this Commission has made Rhode Island a better place and we will continue on that mission.”

Coalition calls for lowering barriers to mail ballots and allowing same-day voter registration in Rhode Island

Coalition calls for lowering barriers to mail ballots and allowing same-day voter registration in Rhode Island Edward Fitzpatrick © Rhode Island Secretary of State Envelope and sticker for mail ballots in Rhode Island s June 2 presidential primary PROVIDENCE As Republican elected officials across the country push for new voting restrictions, a coalition of 27 groups is calling for Rhode Island to lower barriers to using mail ballots, expanding early voting, and allowing same-day voter registration. The “Let RI Vote” coalition – with groups such as Common Cause Rhode Island, the League of Women Voters, and the ACLU of Rhode Island – launched its drive on Wednesday, saying that despite the pandemic, Rhode Island broke voter turnout records in November because vote-by-mail barriers were temporarily reduced and residents were encouraged to cast mail ballots or vote early in-person.

With Raimondo confirmed, McKee takes the reigns

RHODE ISLAND – The Senate has confirmed now former Gov. Gina Raimondo to serve as the next U.S. Commerce Secretary. The Tuesday vote, which passed with bipartisan support, came more than seven weeks after President Joe Biden first tapped Raimondo to serve in his cabinet. In the hours that followed her confirmation, Raimondo would officially resign her governorship and pave the way for Lt. Gov. Dan McKee to take the reins.  “Serving as governor these past six years has been the honor of my lifetime,” Raimondo wrote in her official letter of resignation to McKee. “Together, we jump-started our economy, lifted up small businesses, made record investments in education, led the fight against climate change, made long-overdue repairs to crumbling roads, bridges and schools, and provided skills and a pathway to a good job for thousands of Rhode Islanders.”

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