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U S Delivers Ultra-Low Temperature Freezers for Vaccine Storage to Ministry of Health of The Bahamas
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RBDF receives vessels and equipment from US government
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AMVETS Post 7 honors two of its own in flagpole dedication
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Governor Dan McKee was joined by Lt. Governor Sabina Matos, Major General Christopher Callahan and Director of Veterans Services Kasim Yarn to announce $50,000 in donations to the Rhode Island Military Family Relief Fund. The donations were the result of a fundraising campaign spearheaded by Governor McKee last year.
The Rhode Island Military Family Relief Fund assists Rhode Island National Guard, active duty and reserve military members and their families in times of crisis by allowing individuals to apply for one-time emergency financial assistance grants. Grants can be used to help cover costs such as rent, mortgages, utility bills, medical services, prescriptions, insurance and vehicle payments. One hundred percent of all donations go directly to local military families. Since 2015, the Military Family Relief Fund has raised more than $346,700 given to 113 Rhode Island families.
When disaster strikes, Ray Perry is the man with the plan in Portsmouth
Newport Daily News
PORTSMOUTH As the director of emergency management for the town, Ray Perry plans for such disasters like hurricanes, earthquakes, shootings and, yes, even tsunamis.
When it comes to doom and gloom, Perry’s the all-seeing eye. And he saw COVID on the horizon, too, even before it came into greater focus for the masses.
“I could read the tea leaves,” Perry said in a phone conversation with The Daily News on a recent Sunday afternoon. “It’s one of our worst-case scenarios, something happening to our food supply type of thing … [Something that] can actually topple governments.”