
WARWICK, RI — The week starts with a national holiday,Martin Luther King Jr. Day, celebrating the legacy of the renowned Civil Rights leader and advocate of non-violent protest in the struggle for equality for all races.
Monday is a federal holiday recognizing King and a day of service for millions of Americans. Non-essential Government departments are closed, as are many corporations.
Sen. Reed to Celebrate King legacy at Scholarship Breakfast
Senator Reed will help honor and commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Ministers Alliance of Rhode Island 34th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Breakfast at Rhodes on The Pawtuxet,60 Rhodes Place, Cranston. American Baptist pastor and civil rights leader Rev. Dr. Aidsand F. Wright-Riggins III will serve as the featured speaker at the event.
Each year at the breakfast, students are awarded scholarships to help continue their education and pursue their dreams. Thirteen students will receive scholarships this year.
Apponaug Circulator Project Update
Operations continue throughout the winter, with RIDOT efforts focused on drainage work in preparation for above grade work later this year. Drainage work continued on Route 117 (Centerville Road) this past week and will continue next week from Meadow Street/Burger King to Post Road (Apponaug Four Corners), with one lane open in each direction, weekdays from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.RIDOT Traffic Alerts
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