AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHousing and Homelessness: Woonsocket’s task force says conditions have improved since its 2024 review, but city and state leaders say more work is needed. Manufacturing: REGENT opened a 255,000-square-foot Seaglider factory at Quonset Business Park, with production planned for passenger vessels and autonomous drones. Coventry-based G&G Technologies was also acquired by ConeCraft, expanding its bioprocessing business. Providence Politics: Mayor-elect David Morales named June Rose and Jenn Steinfeld to lead his transition team as he prepares to form a new administration. Court Fight: A federal appeals panel heard arguments over the Justice Department’s bid to obtain Rhode Island Hospital records involving youths receiving gender-affirming care; the hospital and state say the subpoena threatens patient privacy. Public Safety: A 2-year-old and her mother were stabbed in a random Providence attack. The child was critically injured, and the suspect faces charges. Health and Food Safety: Rhode Island reported its first human West Nile case of 2026 in a Washington County resident likely infected while traveling; a Warren seafood company also recalled clams harvested from a rain-closed area.
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