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RI Mandating COVID-19 Vaccines For Health Care Workers: Patch PM
Also: Woman accused of driving 105 mph with baby in car | RI's second Market Basket opening | K-12 council mandating masks in schools | More
Welcome to Wednesday's edition of Patch PM. Here's a look at today's top stories from around Rhode Island.
RI Requiring COVID-19 Vaccines For Health Care Workers
Health care workers who violate the mandate may face fines, suspensions and risk their work's medical license.
Police said Brittney Fowlkes, of Newport, drove 55 mph over the speed limit on the Sakonnet River Bridge, while with her 18-month-old child.
Find out what's happening in Newportfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
RI's 2nd Market Basket Coming To Johnston
Beginning Friday, customers can go to the new grocery store in Johnston at 1300 Hartford Ave., across from the town's senior center.
No RI Back-To-School Plans Without Mask Mandates: K-12 Council
The council approved the mask mandate, despite the state Department of Education likely not having the authority to do so.
Find out what's happening in Newportfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
RI Gives Vax Challenge Awards Another $380K To Nonprofits
Nonprofits who have been on the front lines of responding to the COVID-19 pandemic have been awarded another $380,000 in grants.
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