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Coventry Superintendent Sets Sights On School Repairs: Patch PM

Also: Early-morning injury injures one | Three-Bedroom Condo Goes On The Market For $1.3M | 'Hamilton' Ticket Scams Abound

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Nearly all of Coventry's laid off teachers have been recalled since the new budget was approved by voters.
Nearly all of Coventry's laid off teachers have been recalled since the new budget was approved by voters. (Rachel Nunes/Patch)

Welcome to Thursday's edition of Patch PM. Here are the latest headlines from around the local Patch network.

360 Coventry Teachers Back On The Job After Budget Approval

Nearly all of the teachers that were laid off amid Coventry's budget crisis will have a job next year.

One Person Injured In Early-Morning Cranston Shooting

Cranston police said there is no need for Pontiac Avenue residents to be concerned for their safety.

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Three-Bedroom Bristol Condo On The Market For $1.3 Million

Divided out, this condo costs more than $430,000 per bedroom.

'Hamilton' Ticket Scammers Abound, Rhode Island AG Warns

More than 4,000 speculative tickets for the wildly popular musical's Providence engagement have been found online, AG Peter Neronha said.

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