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RI's waters are full of fish. Here's how to eat and love the ugly ones Original

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By Patrick Anderson 
| Providence Journal
Don't let the protruding bottom teeth, the bulging eyes or the slimy skin unnerve you. This tautog is delicious.
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Three-year charter school moratorium for RI passes, heads to McKee's desk

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By Patrick Anderson 
| The Newport Daily News
Rhode Island lawmakers passed a bill to pause the opening of new charter schools for three years. The legislation also permanently lowers the total number of charter schools allowed in the state from 35 to 28. The bill now goes to Governor Dan McKee, who has expressed support for the moratorium but not for lowering the charter cap. Rhode Island lawmakers voted to stop new charter schools from opening for the next three years and lower the total number of charters permanently.
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New Washington Bridge is taking shape, as underwater work begins Original

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By Patrick Anderson 
| Providence Journal
Construction has begun on the new westbound Washington Bridge in Providence. The new bridge is expected to cost $428 million and be completed by November 2028. A state lawsuit against companies blamed for the old bridge's failure is ongoing. PROVIDENCE − The first pieces of a new westbound Washington Bridge are taking shape in the murky depths of the Seekonk River.
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