Store Owner Accused Of Buying Stock With Food Stamps: PM Patch RI

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• Providence Grocery Store Owner, Managers Accused Of Food Stamp Fraud: RI State Police accuse the owner and managers of M&T Supermarket in Providence of buying food in bulk on fraudulent food stamp accounts.
• Holiday Lights Spectacular Returning To Roger Williams Park Zoo: The event, featuring festive and dazzling displays, is even bigger and brighter this year with more than 3.5 million illuminated lights.
• Here Are The Odds Of Hitting A Deer In RI: How To Avoid It This Season: November, October and December, in that order, are the most dangerous time of year for animal collisions.

Here are some more Rhode Island Patch headlines you may have missed:

• Chipotle Opening Restaurant In East Providence
• A Progressively Warmer Week: Rhode Island Weekly Weather Forecast
• Where Have Thousands Of Rhode Island Students Gone Since The Pandemic?
• 5 Nonprofits To Get Behind In The Narragansett-South Kingstown Area
• Man Found Dead In Providence Behind Grocery Store
• Bristol Cop Shoots Naked Man Who Police Say Attacked 2 Women: Report
• North Kingstown Business Owner Recognized For Food Bank Work, More
• Portsmouth Community Leader Recognized As 'Generous With Her Time'
• Bristol Community Leader, Artist Recognized For Creativity And Vision
• 2 DUIs; 2 Domestic Assaults; More: Coventry Police Arrest Log
• Town Of Narragansett: Asphalt Surface Rejuvenation To Begin
• Town Of South Kingstown: South Shore And Middlebridge Hydrant Flushing Notice.

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