“Go ahead and report me,” said Hemond, sipping from his bottled water. “I want to start by discussing some of the concerns I have with the...
Public participation is a feature, not a bug of our Democracy The Rhode Island Department of Education‘s Council on Elementary and Secondary Education held a virtual...
“This is a moment of reckoning, nationally, with policing issues and how they intersect with racism. To acknowledge that openly is not, in my view, to...
But lost in the discussion is the Providence City Council’s rush to pass a budget that doesn’t take into account voices in the community that seek...
“The solicitor was not unsure about anything. Quite the contrary, he was absolutely sure, as, apparently unlike you, he can read the English language.“ Someone sent...
The Attorney General’s office wasn’t “thinking that the political situation in some cities and towns is such that a city solicitor might make decisions based on...
“…the public’s right to oversee the work of its government officials and municipal bodies remains more critical than ever.” The ACLU of RI sent a letter...
Is the decision to convene the Disaster Emergency Funding Board instead of opening the entire General Assembly online a calculated, political move? The section of state...
“…although that’s a beautiful gesture, it’s probably better to let us handle the distribution of properly made medical equipment…” Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo answered questions...
Under the executive order modifying the Open Meetings Act, only “essential” agenda items may be discussed. In order to comply with Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo‘s...