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Projo Patriots: The Spygate Scandal
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Top Rhode Island News
In the federal corruption trial of two former CVS executives accused of bribing former Rhode Island Sen. John A. Celona, State House lobbyist Joseph W. Walsh, a former Warwick mayor, testified today about a pivotal meeting at the State House that he arranged between Celona and the two defendants, John Kramer and Carlos Ortiz.
PROVIDENCE -- Katherine Bunnell took the witness stand at her murder trial this morning and gave an account of the events that led to the death of 3-year-old Thomas "T.J." Wright that differed starkly from the testimony of prosecution witnesses in the case.
R.I. National Guard chief makes frequent trips out of state
From the time he was hired by Rhode Island on Feb. 26, 2006, to the end of 2007, Maj. Gen. Robert T. Bray took dozens of trips and was paid $110,246 by the federal government and $171,855 by the state.
Foam companies offer $30 million in Station case
PROVIDENCE -- Several polyurethane foam manufacturers have tentatively agreed to pay $30 million to the victims of The Station nightclub fire in settlement of federal civil suits pending against them in connection with the 2003 West Warwick blaze.
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Special Reports
In an 18-month span from 2000 to 2002, two land deals around the state's Central Landfill in Johnston paid Johnston Mayor William A. Macera and his relatives $8 million, and left the taxpayers with property containing a swamp and a dump with hazardous substances.
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Over four days in February, Ken and Doreen Silva's cramped house on Yucatan Drive was razed and replaced with a beautiful home triple the size.
Gallery: More photos of the "makeover"
Gallery: More photos before the reveal Day 1 || Day 2 || Day 3 || Day 4 || The new home unveiled
