The threat was directed at students in Cranston, Johnston, and Warwick this week.
Julie Casimiro, a Democrat, is challenging incumbent Republican Doreen Costa for the district seat.
City and town halls and libraries are open with special hours for last-minute voter registrations.
Ellen Balasco, a lawyer, will be replacing her on the ballot.
Treasurer Gina Raimondo handily won the Democratic primary for governor with more than 16,000 more votes than Angel Taveras.
Republican Allan W. Fung and Democrat Gina Raimondo won their respective primaries.
Mark W. Gee handily won the Republican primary Tuesday with a margin of 68 to 31 percent.
"I am running for General Treasurer because that office can and must be a platform for economic growth and job creation,"the candidate said.
Some candidates in Rhode Island have been sending op ends and campaign statements. Don't be left out.
New smartphone app released by the Rhode Island Secretary of State's office puts detailed voter information at your fingertips.
Miss the debate put on by WPRI last night? You can watch the full debate here.
Rep. Doreen Costa and House Dist. 32 hopeful Sharon Gamba said no town money was used in ad for free Tim Charron concert on Wednesday.
State law requires Rhode Islanders to register to vote at least 30 days before the primary.
If you've thought about opening your door — and heart — to a foster child, or if you've contemplated adoption, there's an upcoming information session in North Kingstown that you won't want to miss
Ellen Waxman, a candidate for the North Kingstown Town Council, writes that the proposed charter changes on the council's agenda could diminish the community's voice on important matters.
"Could the Town Beach, or any other Town owned property, valued for its historic, cultural, or recreational contribution, actually be sold without voter approval?" writes David Wrenn of North Kingstown.
We need to fix Post Road and our other existing business centers before destroying scenic open spaces and spoiling those as well, write Kevin Maloney of the North Kingstown Town Council.
"Given the economic status of our state and everyday struggles felt by Rhode Islanders, I feel that accepting any increase in compensation would be inappropriate," Craven said.
James Sheehan said accepting the raise wouldn't be appropriate "given the state of the economy."
North Kingstown Town Council Member Richard Welch said the majority of the council ignored sound advice with a recent vote to approve comprehensive plan changes to "satisfy the wants of Rolling Greens developer Mark Hawkins."
Casimiro, a Democrat and director of development for Family Service of RI, said her experience in the private and non-profit sectors gives her experience and a broad perspective.
"Responsible growth begins with responsible leadership and I urge you to get involved with the process," Ellen Waxman writes.
"If elected, I would “serve” alone, hire no staff, take no budget, and refuse to accept a salary," he said.
A total of 9.93 percent of North Kingstown voters came to the polls, with about 85 percent voting in favor of the three bond questions on the ballot.
On June 17, North Kingstown voters will be asked to approve two sewer referendums to bring expanded sewers to commercial areas in Wickford and on Post Road North.
"I understand the frustration of these organizations at seeing this critical government reform so diluted" Hodgson, (R-Dist. 35, Narragansett, East Greenwich, North Kingstown, South Kingstown), said.
"We need your approval on the two separate sewer bond issues. Both are very important for the future of our town," they said.
Any voter without a valid photo ID can get a free Voter ID card at the NK Senior Center on Friday, June 13.
"Improving access to our area via alternative modes of transportation is key to improving Wickford's vitality," Ellen Waxman writes.
North Kingstown's elected and appointed public officials [turned] a public process into a fast track formality in order to serve the interest of a single developer, writes Rickey Thompson.
But some members of congress are opposed to the ban, saying sailors, soldiers and Marines have the right to smoke if they want.
As the ship's sponsor, Obama will serve as a ceremonial representative of the ship and its crew and she promised to "really do her job well."
Exeter Planning Board member Frank DiGregorio wrote the following open letter to the town of North Kingstown regarding the future of the Routes 102 and 2 area — the site of the former Bald Hill Nursery property
The USS Illinois is being built at Electric Boat's manufacturing facility in North Kingstown. Michelle Obama will be the submarine's sponsor, forming a ceremonial link to the ship and its crew.
Page will challenge East Greenwich Town Councilor Mark Watkins Gee in the Republican primary.
Voters will be asked to approve more than $10 million in bonds to extend sewers to Wickford and parts of Post Road north.
Voters will be asked to approve more than $11 million in bonds to install sewers in Wickford and parts of Post Road north in June.
An op-ed by Rhode Island State Sen. James C. Sheehan.