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This bill changes how much you have to pay to appeal a decision made by a district court.
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This bill changes how much you have to pay to appeal a decision made by a district court.
This law allows the town of Coventry to set different property tax rates for businesses and homeowners.
Here is a simple breakdown: Starting after the annual meeting in 2026, the North Tiverton Fire District will shrink its board of tax assessors from six members down to four. This will happen as current members choose to step down.
These rules for paying off your mortgage early now only apply to homes you live in that have between one and four units (like a house, duplex, triplex, or fourplex).
Starting after the 2026 annual meeting, the North Tiverton Fire District will reduce its team of tax assessors from six people down to four. This change will happen gradually as current assessors leave their positions.
This bill allows the city of Warwick to sell the house at 34 Warwick Lake Avenue. It lets the city skip certain legal rules that normally apply, so they can clear up any ownership issues and finish the sale.
If your car wasn't built with a spot for a front license plate, you don't have to put one on.
This law gives Meghan, Taylor, and Michael official permission to get married to each other in Narragansett, Rhode Island, on or around September 25, 2026.
Portsmouth is asking for permission to borrow up to $41 million to build new schools and repair or update existing ones throughout the town.
The city of Cranston is allowed to borrow up to $8 million to buy, fix, and upgrade equipment for the fire department and public safety services.
The Chariho school district has permission to borrow up to $116 million to build and furnish a new elementary school.
Cranston is allowed to borrow up to $4 million to fix old storm drains and build new ones to help prevent flooding.