AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNor’easter Aftermath: A slow-moving storm left tens of thousands without power across the Northeast, with coastal flood warnings stretching from Norfolk to parts of New England, as crews assess damage and Rhode Island Energy said power was restored to all 50,000 customers hit. State Policy & Oversight: Rhode Island lawmakers and agencies are dealing with bedbugs in state offices, while new laws set to take effect Thursday face legal fights, including a ban on ICE agents wearing face coverings. Economy & Jobs: R.I. Commerce Corp. approved $820,364 in grants and incentives for 12 organizations, and the R.I. Infrastructure Bank closed $6.3M for Northern Elementary School energy upgrades. Higher Ed & Sports: The U.S. Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, sending it to the House after midterms, with major changes to NCAA rules and athlete eligibility. Health & Consumer Protection: Attorney General Alan Wilson urged consumers to claim compensation tied to multistate settlements over inflated generic drug prices. Community & Culture: Jamestown Community Piano Association kicks off its 25th concert series Sunday, and Imago Foundation for the Arts opens a new exhibit in Warren Oct. 1.
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