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Hopkinton Council candidates discuss taxes, development and communication (opens the original)
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HOPKINTONÂ â Three of the seven candidates for Hopkinton Town Council participated Monday in a public forum where they addressed residentsâ questions about taxation, development, the townâs rural character and communication between residents and municipal government, amongst other questions. The event was hosted and moderated by the League of Women Voters South County and held at the Richmond Senior Center. Organizers said questions were submitted by members of the public and, because more
Richmond Town Council candidates discuss priorities at public forum (opens the original)
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RICHMOND â All seven candidates for Richmond Town Council participated Tuesday in a public forum where they answered questions submitted by residents on economic development, town finances, infrastructure, municipal services and the possible future of Richmond Elementary School. The âMeet the Richmond Town Council Candidatesâ forum was moderated with assistance from the League of Women Voters South County. The town had announced that questions would be submitted by members of the public an
Annual used book sale returns to Westerly Library (opens the original)
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WESTERLYÂ â The Friends of Westerly Library and Wilcox Park will host their annual Used Book Sale from Wednesday, Oct. 21, through Saturday, Oct. 24, where the public is invited to browse a large selection of books, movies and more, with all proceeds going directly back into the library and park. This yearâs used book sale will be held on the first floor in the Reading Room of Westerly Library, the large room located directly to the left after walking in the main entrance. Friends of Westerl
Westerly, Charlestown prepare for potential weekend Nor’easter (opens the original)
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Coastal towns in South County, including Westerly and Charlestown, are preparing for a potential Norâeaster this weekend that could bring heavy rainfall, strong winds and coastal flooding to the region. According to Assistant Director of Meteorological Studies at Western Connecticut State University Gary Lessor, projected rainfall totals from Friday afternoon into Monday morning are between one to three inches as of Thursday afternoon. He said Friday night into early Saturday afternoon is esti
Charlestown Climate Resiliency Commission launches aquifer resilience initiative (opens the original)
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CHARLESTOWNÂ â The Charlestown Climate Resiliency Commission has launched an Aquifer Resilience Initiative aimed at increasing public awareness and improving the monitoring and understanding of the townâs groundwater supply. The initiative comes after years of information gathering by the commission on climate change and its potential impacts on coastal communities in Rhode Island, including Charlestown. According to CRC member Sarah Racine, water supply and groundwater have consistently bee
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