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Rhode Island Officially Criminalizes Indoor Prostitution
The Rhode Island Senate voted 36-2 yesterday on a bill to criminalize indoor prostitution in the state, reports the Providence Journal .
Central Falls man indicted in Pawtucket slaying
A statewide grand jury on Wednesday indicted Gerrit Musterd, also known as Jose Manuel Almeida Rodriguez, on charges of murder, discharging a firearm during a crime of violence, conspiracy to commit murder and carrying a pistol without a license.
Court upholds firing of Smithfield teacher
A Superior Court judge has upheld the firing of a Smithfield social studies teacher for stapling a student's scalp during a classroom stunt three years ago.
Moldovan contingent touring R.I. sites
Five criminal-justice officials from the Eastern European Republic of Moldova are touring institutions of civil society in Rhode Island, hosted by District 7950 of the Rotary Club International in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Union sues Providence school district over class-size issues
The Providence Teachers Union says the school district should be held in contempt of court, claiming that it violated a court order involving class size.
Cicilline wants to regionalize police, fire departments
Providence Mayor David Cicilline said Friday during a taping of "10 News Conference" that he wants to create metropolitan police, fire and public works districts.
Woman charged with embezzling from Burrillville endowment
The former clerk and treasurer of the board that manages Burrillville's endowment has been indicted on a charge of embezzling, the police said Wednesday.
East Providence School Committee Sues Former Voke Director
The committee's suit filed earlier in the week alleges that Charles Rocha Jr. misused school property for personal gain EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. _ The East Providence School Committee has sued the man who ran the city's vocational school for seven years.
Civil suit says East Providence vocational director took and misused school property and funds
The School Committee has filed a civil lawsuit against the man who ran the city's vocational school for seven years, alleging he took school computers and cameras home, forged signatures on checks, left the premises during school hours several times a week and arranged for friends to get their cars fixed at the school for free.
Judge allows sale of convicted murderer Gianquitti's house
Nicholas and Jennifer Gianquitti bought the raised ranch on a sleepy cul-de-sac in Cranston four years ago.
Third swine flu death reported in RI
An elderly man from Providence County is the third swine flu death in Rhode Island.
Third swine flu death reported in RI
An elderly man from Providence County is the third swine flu death in Rhode Island.
Third swine flu death reported in RI
An elderly man from Providence County is the third swine flu death in Rhode Island.
3rd Rhode Islander dies of swine flu
Taking the news pulse of Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, by Providence Journal and projo.com staff, from 7 to 7, every business day Spokeswoman Annemarie Beardsworth said the patient, who died on Tuesday, was an elderly resident of Providence County.
Providence man arraigned in girlfriend's murder
David "Johnny" Tineo, charged with murdering his girlfriend, Ingrid Gonzalez, in Providence last month, bludgeoned her to death with a baseball bat, a state prosecutor said Monday morning.
Jury convicts RI man of murder, kidnapping
A Providence man has been convicted of charges for killing another man in February and taking his ex-girlfriend hostage.
R.I. A.G. Lynch seeks divorce ahead of governor's race
Attorney General Patrick C. Lynch is seeking a divorce from his estranged wife as he prepares to run for governor next year.
Woonsocket 17-year-old indicted in Smith Hill slaying
A Providence County grand jury has handed up an indictment that charges Somesack "Sunny" Phonepraseuth, 17, with shooting to death Jeffrey Lopez on June 30, 2008 in retaliation for a minor incident of jostling on a sidewalk in the Smith Hill neighborhood.
Ordinance requires clean diesel upgrades
Major city building projects next year will have to meet higher standards for diesel pollution, following passage of a new ordinance by the City Council on Thursday.
Judge orders Providence College to release information regarding death of student in 2002
Almost seven years ago, a friend watched as Providence College sophomore John D. Langley slipped down a slick dormitory roof to his death on the pavement four stories below.
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