Tag: Jack Reed
Jack Reed sets an example for government service in troubled times
Without shoving ourselves into too much of the business of Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., he should not be allowed to leave his Senate seat...
BOLD Infrastructure for Alzheimer’s Act OKs $100M for public health response
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The $100 million Building Our Largest Dementia, or BOLD, Infrastructure for Alzheimer’s Act, recently signed into law, applies a public health...
Coalitions keep partners focused
U.S. Sen. Jack Reed | D-R.I.
Getting things done in the U.S. Senate requires consensus. It means working across the aisle and building an honorable,...
Quonset Development Corp. gets $3M to finish plans to expand rail...
NORTH KINGSTOWN – The Quonset Development Corp. received a $3 million federal grant for the Quonset Freight Rail Enhancements and Expansion project, which will...
Newport County Community Mental Health Center receives $2M federal grant
NEWPORT – The Newport County Community Mental Health Center received $2 million in federal funds to provide expanded and enhanced Certified Community Behavioral Health...
Newport County Community Mental Health Center receives $4M federal grant
NEWPORT – The Newport County Community Mental Health Center received a $4 million, two-year federal grant to provide expanded and enhanced Certified Community Behavioral...
East Providence wins $144K federal grant for Waterfront District redesign
EAST PROVIDENCE – A $144,410 federal grant from the U.S. Economic Development Agency has been awarded to the city to develop a transportation improvement...
RIDOT gets $20M federal grant for Pell Bridge ramp realignment
NEWPORT – The R.I. Department of Transportation has received a $20 million federal grant to support a project to realign the Newport Pell Bridge...
R.I. congressional delegation tours Bristol in support of small businesses
BRISTOL – Sens. Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., and Reps. James R. Langevin, D-R.I., and David N. Cicilline, D-R.I., joined a walking...
As investment boosts city neighborhoods, can developers avoid displacing the poor?
Twenty years ago, Jeffrey Kerkhoff opened a floral studio in a narrow backroom of an upholstery business on Broadway, on the west side of...
















