20 Rabbits Forced Into Stacked Dog Crates; March Madness: PM Patch RI

RHODE ISLAND — Here are some share-worthy stories from the Rhode Island Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.

This post features stories and information published over the last 24 hours.

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• 20 Rabbits Rescued, 2 Cranston Women Facing Animal Cruelty Charges: Ariana Anderson and Julia Santucci were charged with animal cruelty after keeping 20 rabbits stacked in dog crates, authorities said.
• South Kingstown Native Playing Key Role For Colgate In NCAA Tournament: Colgate will need to rely on its big man, South Kingstown native Keegan Records, if the team wants to make some noise in March Madness.
• EPA's New 'Forever Chemicals' Limits: What It Means In RI: PFAS contamination was found in 19 Rhode Island cities and towns. See what this means for environmental policy.

Here are some other posts readers may have missed:

• RI Winter Storm: Rain Turning To Snow, Flooding Possible Near Cranston
• Meet The New Englanders Competing In March Madness 2023
• Car Thefts On The Rise In Cranston
• Parking Ban Enacted In Coventry Ahead Of Winter Storm.
• Tiverton Public Schools Students Benefit From Virtual Tutoring
• Wow House: 1 Kingfisher Drive In Coventry, Rhode Island
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• Wow House: 2 Gaspee Road In Narragansett, Rhode Island
• Wow House: 31 Old Beach Road In Newport, Rhode Island
• Town Of South Kingstown: School Building Project Community Forum/ Workshop 3/18/23 @ 9:00 A.M.
• Coventry Official Appointed To League Of Cities And Towns Board
• RI Foundation Offering $10,000 Grants For Community Projects
• Choir School Of Newport County To Host Open Rehearsals
• Wear RED on Equal Pay Day (Neighbor).