AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMilitary Shakeup: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is set to announce a further 20% cut to the number of generals and admirals, doubling last year’s reduction and aiming to finish by Jan. 1, 2027. Immigration & Courts: Attorney General William Tong says a new DHS rule would fast-track some asylum seekers into removal proceedings without an interview, and a federal judge also struck down Trump grant restrictions for domestic violence and sexual assault groups. RI Politics & Housing: North Providence planning board continued a contentious decision on 48 units at 114 Baird Ave., after neighbors raised concerns about septic, environmental issues, and whether the project qualifies as adaptive reuse. Environment & Ballot Measure: Green Bond supporters rallied at the Looff Carousel ahead of Nov. 3, backing $55 million for climate resiliency and open space; separately, DEM climate resilience grants totaling $2.02M went to Warren and BCWA. Community & Culture: RISCA and Rhode Island Humanities kicked off National Arts and Humanities Month programming statewide. Local Business: Bryant’s new Black & Gold Café spotlights a student-run model, while North Kingstown hosted a real estate fundraiser series benefiting the Caroline Caprio Brain Tumor Foundation.
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