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The Show Must Go On: Rhode Island Performers Return to the Stage

After the pandemic tested morale, skill sets and bottom lines, many Rhode Island performing artists are back onstage for the holidays.

Ellen Liberman,

Artwork Reporter Nov 21

Inside the Hyper-Political Process of Redistricting in RI

In the deep blue Ocean State, redrawing electoral district boundaries is akin to a blood sport.

Ellen Liberman,

Reporter Oct Idea

"She Brings a Steady Hand": How Sabina Matos is Making Her Mark on RI

Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos is the first person of color and second woman to hold the title.

Ellen Liberman,

Reporter September

Can Providence Schools Survive State Control?

Two years into the takeover, the district has weathered terse union negotiations and an assault scandal.

Ellen Liberman,

Reporter

Will Rhode Island's Hospitality Labor Force Bounce Back?

Extended unemployment benefits end on September 6, but experts say there's a greater reckoning at play.

Ellen Liberman,

Reporter 0820

It's the End of the Beginning of the Coronavirus Outbreak

The coronavirus outbreak blasted holes in Rhode Island's already-frayed social safety net, and the pandemic isn't over yet.

Ellen Liberman

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Rhode Island Real Estate is Still Going Strong

In Rhode Island’s hot real estate market, sellers reign supreme and demand far outstrips supply — even amid a pandemic.

Ellen Liberman

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These Rhode Islanders Got Creative Amid COVID-19

As the world around us grew quiet, local teachers, chefs, activists and farmers jumped into action.

Ellen Liberman

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Can E-Cigarette Businesses Survive in Rhode Island?

A ban on flavored e-cigarettes in Rhode Island has health care professionals, users and sellers divided.

Ellen Liberman

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Is RI History at Risk in the State Archives?

The state's most important documents have barely withstood decades of transience, moisture and fiscal apathy.

Ellen Liberman