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Providence early voting starts Oct. 14; mail ballot applications due Tuesday
Applications must arrive by 4 p.m. Oct. 13; early voting begins Wednesday at City Hall.
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Applications must arrive by 4 p.m. Oct. 13; early voting begins Wednesday at City Hall.
The posted agenda includes a proposal to divide a Veazie Street property into three lots.
Voters who have not received a ballot by mid-October should contact their town clerk.
The Warwick-Cranston traffic pattern is expected to last about two months.
Business tax collections reached $269.8 million; fiscal year revenue was $74.9 million above plan.
The declaration opens public assistance for eligible storm recovery costs.
The campaign explains silent calls, text-to-911 and a phone equipment program for eligible residents with disabilities.
The announced allocation includes $36.7 million for the state and $1.4 million for Maine tribes.