
Across town and three days later, Democratic Mayoral candidate Cindy Fogarty will be holding an open forum for members of the community to ask questions and discuss issues. The forum will take place on Wednesday, September 10, 2008, from 6:30 to 8 PM, at the Central Library meeting room, 140 Sockanosset Cross Road, Cranston, RI. The Fogarty camp asks that you bring non-perishable food items to the forum, to be donated to the Cranston Community Action Program.
The candidate is reportedly in the process of arranging a debate with Republican Mayoral hopeful Allan Fung.
[where: 02910]As reported in Vogue, Elle UK, The Telegraph and dozens of other news sites and blogs, Cranston was recently selected as Kate Middleton’s wedding gown designer. A city of 80,000 people located just south of Providence, Rhode Island, Cranston has long been known for its printed fabrics industry, making it a... more
The news of Cranston’s undocumented stop signs found a wider audience today. To the relief of local street sign paperwork investigators, RIDOT has claimed responsibility for about a third of the signs. The other 400 stop signs remain somewhat of a mystery. However, a Federal Highway Administration official assured Cranston... more
The Office of the Secretary of State maintains a website where you can find your polling place, registration information, and your sample ballot. It’s time to pick up that squeeky, dry black pen, make some tough choices, and shove it back into place. From the Office: To avoid delays on Nov.... more
State representatives Peter Palumbo and Robert Jacquard slacked on environmental issues, according to a report card from the Environment Council of Rhode Island. The Council, a collection of diverse environmental groups including Save the Bay and the Sierra Club, issued their 2010 Green Report Cards for the General Assembly. Grades... more
The Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation recently issued cash rebates to 36 Rhode Island cities and towns based on their recycling rates. Of the total $681,014, Cranston received $59,492. In spite of the No Bin No Barrel policy enacted a year ago, Cranston’s recycling rate has increased by less than... more