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Man injured in motorcycle crash in Federal Hill announces run for Providence City Council Original

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By Molly Levine Verified
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by MOLLY LEVINE, NBC 10 NEWS Tue, June 23, 2026 at 5:59 PM Updated Tue, June 23, 2026 at 6:24 PM Christopher Woodley is running for the Ward 5 open seat. (WJAR) Christopher Woodley is running for the Ward 5 open seat. While Woodley said his plans to run for office had already been in the works before the crash, he said what happened to him played a big role in his announcement. Two people were charged in the incident.
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Pizza chip inventor says one shown on Real Housewives was not actually a pizza chip Original

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By Molly Levine Verified
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by MOLLY LEVINE, NBC 10 NEWS Tue, June 16, 2026 at 5:55 PM The Old Italian Bakery in Johnston. (WJAR) (WJAR) — The man credited for creating the pizza chip is speaking out, saying the pizza they showed on The Real Housewives of Rhode Island Season One, Episode Four, was not a real pizza chip. Don DePetrillo, the owner and baker at Original Italian Bakery in Johnston, is credited with creating and popularizing the Rhode Island staple, and said there's a very specific way to make them.
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Neighbors in Taunton voice frustrations after increase in violence Original

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By Molly Levine Verified
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Rosemary Bangs, who has lived on the street for 35 years, said hearing gun shots isn't a real shock to her anymore, although it wasn't always like that. "It happens so often, I just close the curtains and go to bed," she said. "My son and other friends and relatives are calling me, begging me to not walk outside, not live in the neighborhood anymore." The latest incident happened over the weekend. NBC 10's Molly Levine spoke with residents about the violence.
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