Know Your Rights Nov. 8 Election Guide Released
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PROVIDENCE, RI – Secretary of State Nellie M. Gorbea and Attorney General Peter F. Neronha have released the Know Your Rights election guide in advance of Rhode Island’s general the Nov. […]
Nov. 8 election
Congressional Dist. 2 Primary Candidates Square Off Sept. 13
PROVIDENCE — Congressman Jim Langevin (D-Dist. 2) won’t represent District 2 next year, but several Democratic candidates are vying in the Congressional Dist. 2 Primary Sept. 13 to face Republican […]
Corley Hopes to Apply Zoning, Legal Experience Representing Ward 1 on City Council
WARWICK, RI — Richard Corley, 60, of Algonquin Drive, a criminal defense attorney for 30 years and Warwick resident for most his life, has served on the Warwick Zoning Board for six, and hopes […]
Bachus Seeks Second Round After Outspoken Term on School Committee
School Committeewoman Karen Bachus, 53, of Burt Street, an outspoken member of the board since 2012 who notably joined Warwick City Council efforts to disclose the publicly-paid Ragosta Report to the community, has lived in Warwick for the last 20 years, and hopes to serve another four years with the body.
Testa Offers Knowledge of District, Focus on Trust in School Committee Bid
David Testa, 53, of Narragansett Parkway, a Warwick citizen since 1992 and category manager for Gordon Food Service, has kids in Warwick Schools, IEP experience, and 15 years of careful study of the district behind his bid for one of two contested seats on the Warwick School Committee Nov. 8.
Mayoral Race 2016: Avedisian Raises $16K, Corrente Filings Uploaded After Deadline [UPDATED]
Incumbent Republican Mayor Scott Avedisian maintained his trend of five-figure fundraising in the lead-up to the final month of the 2016 campaign, while Democratic challenger Richard Corrente’s reports were posted online after the Oct. 11 deadline for filing campaign finance reports, according to the Rhode Island Board of Elections.
