AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation: Sixteen Rhode Island public schools earned the state’s top, five-star rating, including Classical High School in Providence and schools in Barrington, Cumberland and East Greenwich. Health Care: Health and Human Services Secretary Richard Charest is leaving the McKee administration to lead CharterCARE’s Rhode Island hospitals, including Roger Williams and Fatima, starting Nov. 1. Offshore Wind: The Trump administration is again asking a court to revisit Revolution Wind’s approval as the project nears completion, renewing uncertainty for a major New England energy project. Jobs and Business: Hasbro has told 587 Pawtucket employees to move to Boston by Dec. 24 or risk losing their jobs. Newport: Sen. Jack Reed toured the nearly finished $147 million NOAA marine operations center, set to open at Naval Station Newport early next year. Elections: Early voting is underway, and state officials say preparations for the general election are complete. Local Culture: Wakefield’s Looney Tunes record store, a community fixture for decades, plans to close at the end of October.
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