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Principals Look Back at School Year

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Another public-school year has come and gone with students and faculty preparing to enjoy summer.See the Story

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City Council Votes to Eliminate Proposed New Positions, More as Budget Talks Continue - Newport This Week

The Newport City Council met on June 11, voting to eliminate multiple proposed new positions in city government and other components included in the administration’s FY 2026 $122 million budget pitch. As a July 1 deadline looms for the city to approve a budget, the council is slated to dive in further at a special meeting on the budget at City Hall on June 18. A June 16 budget workshop that was previously scheduled was cancelled by unanimous cou…Read Article

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Neighbors Oppose Commission’s Proposal for Carousel Location - Newport This Week

Neighbors Oppose Commission’s Proposal for Carousel Location Neighbors of Aquidneck Park turned out at a June 3 workshop mostly to oppose a proposal to install the Easton’s Beach carousel at the park. The proposal would locate the carousel in the Martin Recreation Center, known as the Hut. Residents attending the workshop held by the Newport Tree and Open Space Commission said the relocation would increase noise and traffic in the area and would…Read Article

R.I. Judges Discuss Racial and Ethnic Fairness - Newport This Week

John J. McConnell, Jr., Chief Judge, U.S. District Court for Rhode Island and Melissa A. Long, Associate Justice, Rhode Island Supreme Court were among the 100 Yankee judges to visit legacy sites of Alabama. (Photo courtesy The Atlanta Lawyer magazine) In the wake of the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer in 2020 and the public protests that followed, the Rhode Island court system formed a committee comprised of 12 judicial …Newport, Rhode Island · Newport Read Article

In 1775, the R.I General Assembly Voted for First Navy of the Colonies - Newport This Week

The sloop Providence, initially named Katy, was constructed for youth sail training. Launched in 1976 for the Bicentennial and the Tall Ships celebration held in Newport, the ship was in drydock when she was severely damaged by high winds during a Nor’easter in 2015. Providence is currently docked in Alexandria, Virginia, under the care of the Tall Ship Providence Foundation. The ship now offers tours, sails and educational programs to tourists …Newport, Rhode Island · Newport Read Article

Decision to Convert Dudley House Into Flats Delayed After Highway Safety Concerns

At a meeting on June 6, Dudley Council’s planning committee considered an application for alterations to a house which would provide four one-bedroom flats.Property · Newport See the Story

Oregon Senate approves ban on rapid-fire gun devices, local concealed carry limits

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Contentious debate ends with party-line vote, bill heads to House.Senate · Salem See the Story

Affirmative Action Officer’s Role Discussed in City Budget Meeting - Newport This Week

Newport’s proposed $122 million budget has been a bristly process so far, with the Newport City Council voting to table it on May 14. Councilors have cited concerns with proposed property tax rates, new employee positions, cuts to planned capital improvement projects and more in the city administration’s recommended budget. One proposal that drew some council scrutiny was the recommended change of the city’s affirmative action officer title t…Newport, Rhode Island · Newport Read Article

Highlights From the Rhode Island General Assembly: Week in Review (May 27–May 30) - Newport Buzz

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Newport Buzz Highlights from the Rhode Island General Assembly: Week in Review (May 27–May 30) Rhode Island’s General Assembly advanced a wide range of legislation this week, tackling issues from overdose prevention and public safety to tax reform and environmental alternatives for end-of-life care. Here are the key highlights: Lifeguards, Rangers to Receive Narcan TrainingA bill requiring full-time lifeguards and park rangers at public faciliti…Newport, Rhode Island · Newport See the Story

Tabled City Budget Faces June Deadline - Newport This Week

The Newport City Council will need to rework the proposed $122 million Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget, voting to table a first reading of the financial plan without discussion at a May 14 meeting. The development is the latest in a bumpy budget process, with councilors targeting the administration’s proposed elimination of capital improvement projects in recent budget workshops. There are also outstanding concerns surrounding proposed property tax…Newport, Rhode Island · Newport Read Article

In Memory of Those Lost - Newport This Week

Operation Stand Down RI will re-create the full display of the Boots on the Ground Memorial on Memorial Day weekend at Fort Adams State Park. The memorial display will be open May 23, 24, and 25 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Memorial Day, May 26 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The array of more than 7,000 boots honors Post-9/11 service members who were killed in action during the Global War on Terror. The boots, identified by name placards, are alphabetiz…Newport, Rhode Island · Newport Read Article

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Principals Look Back at School Year

City Council Votes to Eliminate Proposed New Positions, More as Budget Talks Continue - Newport This Week

Neighbors Oppose Commission’s Proposal for Carousel Location - Newport This Week

R.I. Judges Discuss Racial and Ethnic Fairness - Newport This Week

In 1775, the R.I General Assembly Voted for First Navy of the Colonies - Newport This Week

Decision to Convert Dudley House Into Flats Delayed After Highway Safety Concerns

Oregon Senate approves ban on rapid-fire gun devices, local concealed carry limits

Affirmative Action Officer’s Role Discussed in City Budget Meeting - Newport This Week

Highlights From the Rhode Island General Assembly: Week in Review (May 27–May 30) - Newport Buzz

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