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The funding, secured by U.S. Rep. Seth Magaziner, comprises $1.5 million for flood prevention, sidewalk improvements and other work in the Wood Street area, and another $750,000 to support the creation of a centralized municipal waste collection facility.

Newly released polling data provides support for US Representative Seth Magaziner’s push for legislation to guarantee at least 10 paid vacation days for all full-time American workers.

Both parties are looking for issues that are supported by about 80 percent of the population and opposed by just 20 percent, Magaziner said. “And this is one that I don’t think people have homed in on,” he said.

Fed­eral funds total­ing $2.25 mil­lion will sup­port two projects that Cov­entry’s town man­ager this week called “very import­ant for the res­id­ents and busi­ness own­ers” of the town.

The fund­ing, secured by U.S. Rep. Seth Magaziner, com­prises $1.5 mil­lion for flood pre­ven­tion, side­walk improve­ments and other work in the Wood Street area, and another $750,000 to sup­port the cre­ation of a cent­ral­ized muni­cipal waste col­lec­tion facil­ity.

Department, 60 Wood St., to announce $2,250,000 in federal funding he secured for a new waste collection facility,  flood prevention and sidewalk improvements in the Wood Street neighborhood.

A $530,437 federal grant, secured by Magaziner in March 2024, and approximately $170,000 in matching funds from the city will be used to relocate the EOC from a 70-year-old facility on Sandy Lane to Potowomut Station 10.

“High quality technology for public safety means faster response times,” said Magaziner. “When Rhode Islanders are in distress, when they need help, they deserve to have a response that is as fast and efficient as possible.”

Frustrated constituents wanted answers during a recent Town Hall conference call hosted by U.S. Rep. Seth Magaziner where they expressed their concerns regarding the war in Iran, the housing crisis, energy costs and the immigration crackdown. [...] Read full article.