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Coronavirus In Rhode Island Updates: March 20
Here's Patch's daily roundup of the latest news about the coronavirus in Rhode Island.
It's been a tumultuous week in Rhode Island, with the situation changing by the day. Early this week, Governor Gina Raimondo ordered all dine-in restaurants close for the time being, and she later extended the statewide school closures for at least two weeks.
Here's a look at Friday's latest updates from around Rhode Island.
Coronavirus In RI: National Guard Activated, 10 New Cases
Governor Gina Raimondo reiterated that she has no plans to implement a shelter in place order in Rhode Island at this time.
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Coronavirus In Rhode Island: Number Of Cases By County
Providence County has the most confirmed or presumed positive cases, at 23.
What Restaurants Are Open In South County? | Coronavirus In RI
The South County Chamber of Commerce has compiled a list of local restaurants and businesses that are still open for takeout.
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Schools Across RI Prepare For Online Learning: Coronavirus
"We want to provide the stability and certainty that school can and will happen," Commissioner Infante-Green said.
Providence Closes Down Salons, Gyms Amid Coronavirus Fears
City officials have already forced the closure of several noncompliant businesses, and will continue to do so, Mayor Jorge Elorza said.
Coronavirus 'Relief Payment' Scam Targets Rhode Islanders: AG
"If you receive a message promising you that money, it’s a scam," Attorney General Peter Neronha said.
South Kingstown Closes Playgrounds: Coronavirus In RI
Town buildings including the senior center and library will remain closed until further notice.
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