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Meet the Candidates of the Foster and Glocester school committees (opens the original)
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GLOCESTER â There are all new faces running for the Glocester School Committee race, while only one incumbent Foster School Committee member is seeking re-election. All elected school committee members will serve on the Foster-Glocester Regional School Committee. There are three seats on the six-member GSC up for election this year, including Amy Ferreira, Marc Rizzo and Chairperson Cindy Joyce. Members Aaron Dupuis, Beth Keeling and Michael Joyce will be up for election in 2028. Candidates fo
New Smithfield fire station set to be completed by spring (opens the original)
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SMITHFIELD â Construction is underway for the new Smithfield Fire Station at 341 George Washington Highway, with plans for the building conversion to be finished by the end of spring, said Town Manager Robert Seltzer. Seltzer, the former fire chief, said construction is in a good place and on schedule for completion by spring. Construction began this summer without fanfare or a groundbreaking ceremony, he said. After years of delays and changed plans, Seltzer said it was more important to get
Smithfield to defend decision to ban data center (opens the original)
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SMITHFIELD â Investors of the proposed Smithfield business park and data center are appealing the townâs decision to deny their application on Oct. 7 based on a technicality and are doubling down with a lawsuit fighting the same decision in Superior Court. The issue surrounds the Town Councilâs decision to ban data centers just as it received an application for a major land development of a business park, including a data center. The development, proposed by Hanton City Investments and ROK
Glocester Town Council adds senior tax exemption savings to match inflation (opens the original)
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GLOCESTER â In an effort to help residents age in place, the Glocester Town Council is revising its senior and disabled person tax exemption to allow for additional savings based off the Consumer Price Index. On Thursday, Sept. 17, the Glocester Town Council agreed to revise the proposed ordinance for their Oct. 1 meeting. Town Councilor Jonathan Burlingame explained that the change to the ordinance would not affect the existing exemption and would add additional savings to keep up with inflat
Blackstone Valley autumn bucket list (opens the original)
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LINCOLNÂ â Fall comes quicker than we hope, but with it comes pastimes that cannot be done any other time of the year. New Englanders are lucky to have many options to keep them busy through the fall into the winter. Here are my top things-to-do in the fall: Confreda Greenhouses and Farm, 2150 Scituate Ave., in Scituate, embraces the fall season with a hayride, a corn maze, pick-your-own pumpkins, an animal barnyard, and much more. The Fall Fest includes activities with amusement rides, a toma
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