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Census Bureau wants to change how it asks about disabilities. Some advocates don’t like it.
The US Census Bureau wants to change how it asks people about disabilities, and some advocates don’t like where things are heading.
RI DEVELOPMENT
A 1900s home near Providence Place Mall, R.I. State House could be redeveloped into mixed-use building
The Hayes Street home was once owned by the first principal of Central High School. A newly filed proposal would raze it and construct a five-story mixed-use building in its place.
JEFF JACOBY
What Hamas can learn from Hanukkah
However genocidal and powerful their enemies, the Jews and the Jewish faith have endured.
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Pinball machine museum going full tilt in Pawtucket
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RI POLITICS
Neronha says he can’t appear before judge Friday, citing COVID exposure
Superior Court Judge Daniel Procaccini is scheduled to hear an objection Friday morning about whether the attorney general must appear before him regarding tweets during a trial.
THINGS TO DO
Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: Dec. 8-15
This week: Nazo Nutcracker, Taylor Swift party, square-dancing, ghost-hunting, farm fun, Grateful Dead tunes, and more!
ADDRESS
Fannie Mae to make its secret condo blacklist public
But the information will be available only to homeowners’ associations. Move follows Globe story on how unsuspecting buyers and sellers were left in the dark.
CHRISTOPHER MUTHER
New York is great at the holidays. In the dead of winter, it’s even better.
The city is all decked out for Christmas, but come January, food, lodging, and shows are an absolute bargain.
men's college hockey notebook
The Providence men’s hockey team again is playing well, but this season the Friars are seeing the desired results
Providence is 9-4-2 and eighth in the PairWise rankings heading into Saturday’s first-half finale at Boston College (12-3-1).
RHODE MAP
A new push to update the R.I. public records law
State Senator Louis P. DiPalma has a New Year's resolution: Overhaul Rhode Island's Access to Public Records Act for the first time in more than a decade.
PODCAST
Pinball machine museum going full tilt in Pawtucket
On the Rhode Island Report podcast, the Electromagnetic Pinball Museum co-founders talk about the history, science, and design of pinball machines — and rocking out while playing the Rush machine.
COMMENTARY | Amanda Barker and Emily Koo
Offshore Wind is critical to a livable and equitable future
Prioritizing ocean views over the climate crisis and the heightened risk to environmental justice communities is a form of energy privilege, write members of the Rhode Island State Committee of the New England for Offshore Wind Coalition.