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Turning the Tide for Women's Health Care in Rhode Island

Women have historically faced discrimination in access to health care, but a group of local female lawmakers and advocates is pushing back.

Ellen Liberman,

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A Timeline of the Fight For Coastal Access in Rhode Island

Rhode Island beachgoers and waterfront landowners have a long history of battling it out over shoreline access boundaries.

Ellen Liberman,

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Castles in the Sky

Can Rhode Island meet the crushing demand for affordable housing?

Ellen Liberman,

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Are License Plate Readers Tracking Your Every Move in RI?

Rhode Island cities are betting on license plate-reading technology to solve crimes but critics warn of widespread-surveillance and traumatic mistakes.

Ellen Liberman,

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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,

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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,

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"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,

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Rhode Island Monthly Wins 20 Rhode Island Press Association Awards and Hall of Fame Recognition

Rhode Island Monthly staffers celebrated writing, photography and design nods, and President and Publisher John Palumbo also earned a spot in the association's Hall of Fame.

Jamie Coelho,

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Chatter: July

Readers weigh in on stories in print and online.

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All About Trash in Rhode Island

How we can reduce, reuse, recycle and rot our way to a cleaner, more sustainable Ocean State.

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