Baldelli-Hunt to City Officials: 'I Cannot Support the Current Pension Bill'

Senators and representatives meet with administration at City Hall to discuss pension reform.

Three Woonsocket Taxpayers On RI's Lists Of Tax Delinquents

Two residents, one business among those named for not paying.

Release: Phongsavanh Outlines Three-Point Plan for School Committee

School Committee incumbent aims for transparency and accountability, professionalism, and building community partnerships.

Issues Breakdown: School Committee Candidates Navigate Forum Questions

The boiled-down answers from Woonsocket's School Committee candidates provided at the Candidate Forum.

Issues Breakdown: See Where City Council Candidates Stand

A summary of the basic positions and stances expressed at the Candidate Forum sponsored by MyWoonsocket.com

State House Pension Reform Debate Will be Posted Online

The Rhode Island General Assembly announced the creation of a website that will contain legislation, videos, PowerPoints and documents relating to ongoing work on pension reform.

General Assembly To Begin Pension Hearings Wednesday

First of three hearings to focus on teachers, state employees and MERS general employees.

Councilman Dan Gendron is Appreciative of Support

Gendron thanks voters for primary turn-out, vows to continue working for citizens.

Council Candidate Continues Defense in Landfill Lawsuit

Albert G. Brien is one of 24 defendants in a case alleging fraud and misrepresentation in the purchase of land by the Rhode Island Resource and Recovery Corporation.

Release: Mancieri Aims To Put Woonsocket "On the Right Track"

City Council candidate Garrett Mancieri on reasons for his bid for City Council and the actions he will take if elected.

Rhode Island Bridges Rank Fourth Worst In the Nation

Four Woonsocket bridges labeled as structurally deficient.

Roberts Vows Financial Oversight

A press release from School Committee candidate Christopher Roberts.

VIDEO: Meet the Candidates; Woonsocket City Council

Introductory remarks from the 14 candidates for Woonsocket City Council.

VIDEO: School Committee Candidates, In Their Own Words

Candidates for the Woonsocket School Committee introduce themselves during the Meet the Candidates forum.

Council Approves Purchase of Land for Water Treatment Plant

Public Hearing on $390,000 purchase agreement brings out many questions regarding process and recommendation.

Council to Vote on Purchase of Site for Water Treatment Plant

Property on Jillson Avenue belonging to Roland and Suzanne Michaud to be purchased for $390,000.

U.S. Treasurer To Visit Woonsocket Monday

Congressman will welcome Treasurer of the United States, Rosie Rio at Family Resource Community Action.

Court Recognizes Chafee's Right to Refuse Transfer of Pleau

1st Circuit Court agrees that Gov. Lincoln Chafee's does not have to hand Woonsocket murder suspect over to the federal government.

Bill Introduced to Create National Historical Park in the Blackstone Valley

Authorization to operate the Heritage Corridor at One Depot Square has been extended until Oct. of 2012.

Poll: Should Illegal Immigrants Get In-State Tuition in Rhode Island?

Weigh in on this hot-button issue.

Release: Hardy Outlines Priorities for School Committee

School Committee candidate Jeffrey Hardy explains what he would like to accomplish if elected on Nov. 8.

Retired Clerk Arruda Arrested for Fraud

Municipal Court clerk accused of embezzling $389,000.

Administration Prepares to Announce Details in Second Case of City Hall Fraud

Information regarding the arrest of the second city employee to be accused of fraud in 2011 is due out this week.

Primary Results Eliminate Moniz, Show Incumbent Ward at the Top

City Council candidate Michael Moniz is eliminated in a run-off election, receiving 239 votes.

Five Things You Need To Know: The Voting Edition

Today is Oct. 11, 2011, and Woonsocket will be holding a municipal primary election, so get out and vote!

Reviving Manufacturing: Cicilline Hears of Challenges from Woonsocket Business Owners

Congressman tours Hanora Spinning and Diversified Distribution to hear how government can help to revive American manufacturing.

LeBlanc Pays $3 Debt To City Hall

City Council candidate with financial background resolves issue of very small tax balance.

Roberts Blasts Unfunded Education Mandates

School Committee candidate emphasizes need for collaboration with Woonsocket's representatives.

Five Things You Need To Know Today: Oct. 7

Enjoy a fantastic Friday leading into Columbus Day (and Autumnfest!) weekend.

City Council Backs State Pension Reform

Members unanimously support pension resolution, Cicilline to rent space at City Hall.

City Council Preview: Oct. 3

A brief summary of the issues before the City Council for their Harris Hall meeting on Monday, Oct. 3.

Cicilline Hails Success of SBA Loans, Touts Jobs Bill During Visit to WWIS

Owners of successful sports complex tell congressman how the Small Business Act could help their business continue to grow.

VIDEO: Candidates Reach Out To Fairmount Voters

Rain postpones walk through Constitution Hill, but municipal candidates share their views and discuss need for cooperation at forum.

Cicilline Joins Advocates in Woonsocket to Rally For Solutions to Climate Change

US congressman and advocates call for real solutions toward climate change at YWCA event recognizing worldwide day of action.

Council Focus Moves To Water Issues, Preparation For October Flushing

City Council to discuss purchase of a site for Woonsocket's new water treatment plant, water rate filings and first flushing program in more than a decade.

City To Reassess Waterview Apartments

Low income housing at 300 Privilege Street has received erroneous tax discount since 2005.

Rivers Announces Candidacy for Woonsocket School Committee

City resident with experience in local government seeks seat on the Woonsocket School Committee in the November 2011 election.

Phongsavanh Campaigns For Second Term

School committeewoman runs on platform of positive change, recognized leadership and vision for education.

Five Things You Need To Know Today: Sept. 22

Today is Thursday, Sept 22, 2011. Here are five things you need to know.

Release: RIPTA Riders Demand "Don't X Out Public Transit"

Nationwide rally day aims to highlight the importance and need for safe, reliable public transportation across America.