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Providence voters approve city divestment ordinance
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BLUE WAVE ACROSS RHODE ISLAND
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Live updates from The Herald on election day in Providence

An photo of the Providence Democratic mayoral nominee David Morales bowing in front of a crowd. Behind him is a sheet with a projection of himself next to his campaign logo. David Morales MPA’19 elected mayor of Providence
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Postcards calling for voters to approve Question 7 on a table. Providence voters approve city divestment ordinance
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Helena Foulkes to serve as next governor of R.I.
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Edelson ’29: Brown should welcome RISD athletes, not turn them away
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Pingree’s campaign focused on affordability issues for Mainers. 

Rob Sand ’05.5 wins Iowa gubernatorial election
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SPH Medicaid fellows program aims to help Rhode Islanders navigate changing regulations
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The fellows work with local community organizations to directly support individuals impacted by the changes. 

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Led by a five-pin performance from Max Norman ’29, the Bears combined for a 19-29 record.

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Cell movement has important implications for wound healing and cancer metastasis. 

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