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District Court Logs: Feb. 2
Several defendants went before the judge in Fourth Division District Court today.

Erin, a lifelong resident of South County, has been passionate about writing and photography since her days at North Kingstown High School's studen newspaper, "The Current Wave."
She recently graduated from the University of Rhode Island with bachelor's degrees in both journalism and public relations. She has written and contributed to several local magazines and newspapers including The Jamestown Press, The North East Independent and South County Living Magazine, among others. Over the years her writing has focused on topics ranging from fashion trends to State House politics.
You can contact Erin Tiernan via e-mail at erinvtiernan@gmail.com or by phone at 401-835-4105.
Several defendants went before the judge in Fourth Division District Court today.

The state General Assembly passed redistricting legislation on Wednesday that divides SK's senatorial districts and shifts boundaries in the House.
Rep. Bob Watson did not appear in court for his drug possession charge on Thursday morning.
Five things to know today in SK, Thursday, Feb. 2:
South Kingstown Schools are expecting a bigger check from the state Department of Education than originally projected, which will lower its need for more tax dollars from the town and help the district hire two positions.
South Kingstown Police arrested an Alder Road man on Monday who was allegedly growing and selling marijuana in his home.
The following reports were provided by the South Kingstown Police Department and describe their actions from Monday, Jan. 30 through the early morning hours of Wednesday, Feb. 1. These reports do not indicate a conviction.
A Marion Road home was badly damaged during a midnight blaze. Residents escaped uninjured.
Five things to know today in SK, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012.
Capt. Karen Pinch, of Wakefield, became the highest ranking woman in RI State Police history when she was promoted earlier this month.
Jennifer's Chocolates on Robinson Street saw almost four times the business it sees most days thanks to Monday's enthusiastic cash mob shoppers.
Five things to know today in SK, Tuesday, Jan. 31.
The following reports were provided by the South Kingstown Police Department and describe their actions from Friday, Jan. 27 through the early morning hours of Monday, Jan. 30. These reports do not indicate a conviction.
A roundup of property sales in South Kingstown over the past week.
Year end data released on Monday by the Office of the Secretary of State says 80 new businesses - including contractors, consultants and restaurants - started up in South Kingstown in 2011.
Five things to know in SK on Monday, Jan. 30, 2012:
A roundup of the top open houses to check out this weekend in South Kingstown.
Find your new friend - or friends - from the Animal Rescue League of Southern Rhode Island.
A look at what's to come in South Kingstown in the week ahead.
The following reports were provided by the South Kingstown Police Department and describe their actions from Monday, Jan. 23 through the early morning hours of Friday, Jan. 27. These reports do not indicate a conviction.