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MacInspires is offering NEW “Saturday Enrollments,” which are 90 minute sessions for 7 or 10 weeks. Students can join as late as the third session and the enrollment will be automatically prorated.
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Richard Maitland, chair of the P&Z commission, was narrowly approved by the RTM Land Use Committee for another term. Several members said they felt the commission was pro-developers and not placing a high enough priority on neighborhoods. Continue Reading →
“The September outage would not have occurred if the new substation planned for Railroad Avenue was in place and operating.” – Frank Poirot, Eversource Continue Reading →
“A lot of young people think don’t think they have a voice if they can’t vote yet. But it’s not true. There are things you can do to have a direct say in your government.” – Gigi Imperatore Continue Reading →
On Wednesay night after candidate for State Senator Scott Frantz and Alex Bergstein debated, four State Representative candidates had their own debate. Moderator Kay Maxwell first asked about solving problems with state pensions. Steve Meskers, a finance expert who had a 35-year career on Wall Street specializing in emerging markets with a focus on Latin America, is challenging incumbent Mike Bocchino in the 150th House district, said the state’s pension funds system was pay-as-you-go from 1931 until about 1975. “In 1984 those pensions began to be fully funded for a short while, and then were left unfunded. The gap is tremendous,” he said. Continue Reading →
There were so many people packed into the town hall meeting room Wednesday night that the debate was interrupted fire marshal. People blocking aisles, standing in the back and sides of the room were required to leave. Continue Reading →
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, October 13, 2018 at 11:30am at St. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church in Riverside. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday night the P& Z commission voted to approve a set of text amendments despite about a dozen residents speaking against them and none speaking in favor. Continue Reading →
