Rhode Island Convention Sees Record Turnout Pushes Constitution
Delegates at Rhode Island's constitutional convention, after months of low attendance, rallied to produce 51 votes on controversial issues. The session retained bicameralism, allowed lotteries via a new article, reformed reapportionment, trimmed the Senate to 40, and boosted governor veto timelines. Judges would be elected by the General Assembly with tenure and pensions defined, retirement at 70, and possible recalls. Despite several votes passing with slim margins, a final referendum awaits voters.
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Guide to Continuing Education for Adults released
The Providence School Department has published a free catalogue titled Guide to Continuing Education for Adults. Compiled by Dr Mary C Mulvey planning director and Gerard C Richard, it lists courses from Arts to Trades with locations times and costs and is available by contacting 170 Pond St Providence RI.
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