Coronavirus In Rhode Island Updates: March 25

In an effort to enforce limits on gatherings of 10 people or more and encourage social distancing, Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo has implemented new restrictions on supermarkets and other big-box stores in the state. Starting Wednesday, retailers will be require to strictly limit the number of people allowed into the store at any time and enforce six-foot distances between shoppers.

Here's a look at Wednesday's latest coronavirus from around Rhode Island.

Coronavirus In RI: New Regulations To Limit Grocery Store Crowds

Stricter limits will be imposed to keep crowds to a minimum and better implement social distancing protocols.

Ocean State Job Lot To Donate $250k For Coronavirus Supplies

The Rhode Island-based retailer will use its "unique buying process" to purchase gloves, sanitizer and other necessary supplies.

2020 Quonset Air Show Canceled Over Coronavirus Concerns

The Rhode Island National Guard Open House Air Show will not be held for a second year.

BJ's, Stop & Shop Raise Wages For Workers: Coronavirus In RI

BJ's will offer employees a $2-per-hour raise, while Stop & Shop union employees will receive a 10 percent raise.

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