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Education

Published Sat Jan 01 2000 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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Education
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Most Johnson and Wales students won't return to in-person classes

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Ready Or Not: Remembering The 1938 Hurricane, 80 Years Later

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Rhode Island and the South Coast recently experienced the aftermath of Hurricane Florence -- nothing too major, just a few inches of rain. However, this...

Unemployed Rhode Islanders face uncertain future as federal benefit expires

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With Congress deadlocked over a new aid package, the weekly $600 federal unemployment benefit expires today. Many jobless Rhode Islanders are now wondering how they're going to survive financially.