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11/24/2006

Donors urged to save holiday
WOONSOCKET — The city’s Adopt-A-Family program may be forced to turn away needy families if more donors don’t come forward in time for Christmas, the organization says.

11/22/2006

Wanted: Diapers, strollers, gift cards
WOONSOCKET — As holiday drives get under way throughout the city, two local organizations are asking people to think beyond unwrapped toys and canned goods to the everyday basics that young families need.

11/21/2006

Master mentor begins new job
WOONSOCKET — A veteran educator has taken over as the district’s first master of teaching and learning, officials have announced.

11/16/2006

Council of Arts cancels Mardi Gras
WOONSOCKET — The Northern Rhode Island Council of the Arts says it will cancel the city’s annual Mardi Gras festival, due to money problems.

Providence man convicted in Woonsocket rape
PROVIDENCE — A Providence man was convicted yesterday of first-degree sexual assault stemming from a 2003 domestic dispute in which he allegedly held a plastic bag over his victim’s mouth while he raped her in her Woonsocket home.

11/15/2006

16-year-old held after BB-gun shooting
WOONSOCKET — A teenage boy was ordered held at the Training School yesterday after an incident in which he shot a 12-year-old boy in the neck with a BB gun, the police said.

11/14/2006

Schools getting special assist
WOONSOCKET — Hoping to combat a string of poor test scores, district administrators will add two state-financed mentors to city schools.

11/10/2006

City let insurance lapse
WOONSOCKET — The city had let its liability coverage lapse for almost a year when the Promac construction company legal battle began in 2003.

11/09/2006

Menard, city facing lawsuit
PROVIDENCE— A negligence liability insurance carrier has sued Woonsocket and Mayor Susan D. Menard saying it should not have to cover expenses related to the Promac Inc. lawsuit, in which the city’s School Department was found to have wrongfully terminated a construction company five years ago.

11/08/2006

Woonsocket explores commuter rail service
WOONSOCKET — The city is studying the possibility of adding commuter rail service to Woonsocket – the latest effort to draw young professionals to this community.