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Letter: Hoffman is uniquely qualified for AG role
Under two-term Attorney General Peter Neron, Rhode Island’s Attorney General’s Office has dramatically expanded its scope and influence. Today, it is a 250-person public law firm that prosecutes felonies in all 39 cities and towns, conducts civil enforcement and consumer protection, oversees civil rights cases, and has emerged as a prominent voice in the national legal effort against the Trump administration’s overreach.
Keith Hoffmann is uniquely qualified to be AG
The opinions expressed here are our own and are not made on behalf of the East Greenwich Town Council. Under two-term Attorney General Peter Neronha, Rhode Island’s Office of the Attorney General has dramatically expanded its scope and influence.
Opinion: The Importance of Local Government – East Greenwich News
Editor’s note: The deadline for election-focused opinion submissions is Monday, Oct. 28, at 11:59 p.m. By Mark Schwager I am running for reelection to the Town Council because I am dedicated to public service with an interest and focus on local government. I have been involved in town government since I moved to East Greenwich 30 years ago. Prior to my current role as the Town Council president, I served on the Land Trust, the Planning Board, and I was elected as an EG Fire Commissioner.
Opinion: Good for Schools, Good for Community. Vote Yes! On EG School Bond – East Greenwich News
By Mark Schwager and Michael Isaacs The views in this letter are our own and do not represent the positions of the EG School Committee, School Building Committee, Town Council or School/Town Administration. Now is the time to act on the $150 million bond referendum before East Greenwich voters. Here are five reasons to vote yes to approve the school bond. Our facilities need investment Extensive review of our school facilities has identified the priority areas for improvement.
Equipment Hub: The case for electrification, automation and artificial intelligence in farming
Mark Schwager for Progressive Dairy Published on 20 July 2022 The saying “work smarter, not harder” dates back to the 1930s and is attributed to Allen F. Morgenstern, an industrial engineer who created a work simplification program that boosted productivity while requiring less effort. Fast-forward 90 years, and that same saying has taken on new meaning in the farming industry.
Opinion: Changing Pandemic Requires Change in Town Response – East Greenwich News
By Mark Schwager The views expressed are my own and are not an official communication from the Town Council or Town of East Greenwich. Our lives during the COVID-19 pandemic are dramatically better since the availability of the coronavirus vaccine. Now, however, our community faces new challenges as the delta variant of the virus has driven an increase in infections, and Rhode Island falls into the category of high transmission for coronavirus.
Ethics panel finds probable cause that East Greenwich Town Manager failed to disclose $200K in payments
Councilor Schwager Repeats Call for Town Manager Corrigan to Step Down After New Probable Cause Finding for Ethics Violations. East Greenwich, RI – Just one month after the Rhode Island Ethics Commission found probable cause that East Greenwich Town Manager Gayle Corrigan violated state ethics regulations, the Commission has returned an additional probable cause ruling against Corrigan in a separate ethics complaint.
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