AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCharter Schools: Gov. Dan McKee signed a bill putting a three-year moratorium on new Rhode Island charter schools (and lowering the in-state cap), delaying approvals until at least 2029. Local Governance: North Kingstown says it plans to sue the federal government over a proposed Quonset sewage treatment plant tied to Quonset Development Corporation actions, with a two-month window for EPA review before court. Economy & Jobs: Rhode Island unemployment and disability benefits rise July 1, with the maximum weekly unemployment benefit increasing to $777 and the maximum disability benefit to $1,150. Housing Market: Rhode Island’s median single-family home price fell year-over-year in May for the first time since 2017, dropping 2.5% to $500,000. Public Health: Avian flu continues to spread in the region, with Providence’s live-bird market reporting H5N1 in 450 birds. Sports (RI): Ghana’s Black Stars returned to Providence after beating Panama 1-0, with preparations underway for the England match at Bryant University. Business Spotlight: Ocean State Job Lot announced hiring events in Vermont, including part-time and seasonal roles.
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