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Rare Tick-Borne Disease Kills Elderly Woman; Cop Arrested: PM Patch RI
Also: Gov. McKee leading trade mission to the Dominican Republic; two win scholarships worth $320,000; man accused of molesting child; more.

RHODE ISLAND — Here are some share-worthy stories from the Rhode Island Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.
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- Rare Tick-Borne Disease Powassan Kills Rhode Island Resident: While the Powassan disease is rare, cases have increased in recent years in New England, according to Rhode Island health officials.
- CT Cop Arrested On Block Island, Charged With Sexual Assault: Report: Hartford, Connecticut Officer Justin Damone's arrest came after an incident at Ballard's Beach Resort on Block Island over the weekend.
- Gov. Dan McKee To Lead RI Trade Mission To Dominican Republic: Gov. McKee says the trade mission will involve work to bolster tourism due to direct flights between T.F. Green and the Dominican Republic.
Here are some other Rhode Island Patch stories and post you might have missed:
- 2 Newport High School Students Win Scholarships Worth Up To $320K
- Measles, Other Back-To-School Vaccines: What RI Parents Need To Know
- Man Who Police Say Molested Child In Coventry, West Greenwich Arrested
- House With 500 Square-Foot Stone Patio Hits Market In Narragansett
- Roger Williams University: RI State Victim Assistance Academy At RWU Graduates 53 Professionals
- Here's Your Chance To Own A Home In Pawtuxet Village: Cranston Wow!
- Fish And Kayak In Your Own Backyard: Coventry Wow House
- Michael Rielly Recognized For Bristol Santa House, Helping Vets, More
- Tiverton Man Who Raped 2 Women Sentenced To Life In Prison
- Town Of Narragansett: Line Striping To Begin!
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