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Dangerous Wind Chill, Ex-Mayor Running For President: Rhode Island Top Stories
See the top 10 most-read stories on RI Patch this week, temperatures dropping below zero, an ex-mayor running for president and more.

From dangerously cold weather to Cranston's former mayor running for president, here are the 10 most-read stories in Rhode Island for the week ending Jan. 28.
- Temperatures Dropping Into The Negatives In Rhode Island This Weekend
- Ex-Cranston Mayor Steve Laffey Running For President
- Wow House: 132 Ruggles Avenue In Newport, Rhode Island
- RI Man Accused Of Breaking Into 5 Warwick Restaurants
- Tom Brady Will Retire — This Time 'For Good'
- DUI After Passing Out In Car, Another After Crash: Cranston Police Log
- Here's Why Avery Was Shouted Out As A Portsmouth Star Student
- Cranston Man Dies After Crashing Into 2 Cars And A 2-Family Home
- Dog Dies After Being Shot In Head In East Providence
- 2 Rhode Island Residents Win $50k From Lottery Tickets
Here are some other posts Patch readers in Rhode Island may have missed:
- Rhode Island Using Planned Fires To Prevent Large Wildfires
- Rhode Island Lawmaker Proposes Making R&B The Official State Music
- CAVA Opening New Mediterranean Restaurant In Smithfield
- Teen Causes Lockdown At Tiverton High School, Fights Officers: Police
- Teen Causes Lockdown At Tiverton High School, Fights Officers: Police
- Newport Police Raise $8,700 Selling 'All Cancer' Patch
- RI Reaches $700K Settlement With Landlords Over Lead Violations: AG
- McKee, State Legislators Introduce Assault Weapons Ban Bill For RI
- How Pharmacist Shortage May Make It Harder To Fill Prescriptions In RI
- North Kingstown Chamber Hosting High School Wind Turbine Competition
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