AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPell Bridge Toll Complaints: A Rhode Island Cybertruck owner says his E-ZPass is being charged $4 instead of the usual 83 cents after his transponder “refreshes” more often, turning routine trips into a costly hassle. The Getaway Driver at Trinity Rep: Trinity Rep debuts a Vietnam-era true crime drama, bringing a familiar “outlaw” story to the stage with an intense, poignant focus. URI Fine Arts Center Opens: URI cut the ribbon on a $99 million Fine Arts Center, adding a new 71,000-square-foot building with galleries, recording studios, and classrooms. Offshore Wind and Marine Life: A Rhode Island-focused look at whether offshore turbines help or harm New England’s ocean creatures and fisheries. Public Charge Lawsuits: States and cities, including Rhode Island’s AG coalition partners, sue to block a Trump public charge rule that could steer immigrants away from benefits like Medicaid and food assistance. Mail Voting Fight: The U.S. Supreme Court blocked efforts to curb USPS mail-voting changes for the 2026 elections, keeping state rules in place. Local Arts & Community Events: Carver Hill Gallery opens “Rising Tides,” and Charlestown’s Ninigret Park Arts and Crafts Show returns Saturday. Business Notes: Centreville Bank opens a second Providence branch; BankNewport awards emergency-aid grant to Newport County households.
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