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Today in PawtucketMon., Nov. 2

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  • Sunset 4:38 p.m.

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    From Boston 25 News, WWLP and 9 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service.

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    1. Boston 25 News23 minutes ago

      Parents turn to house phones to keep kids off smartphones and social media, on Boston 25 News

      For parents who remember growing up with a house phone, going “old school” may be one of the newest technology trends for kids.

    2. WWLP32 minutes ago

      Gillette Stadium to no longer host MIAA football finals, on WWLP

      The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association announced that Gillette Stadium will no longer host its football state championship games.

      Also reported byWLNE-TVWCVB

    3. WLNE-TV34 minutes ago

      Historic Graduate Providence Hotel, formerly the Biltmore, to be auctioned in January, on WLNE-TV

      The Graduate Providence Hotel, formerly known at the Biltmore, will go up for auction in January, according to a public sale notice.

    4. WJAR34 minutes ago

      Historic Graduate Providence Hotel, formerly the Biltmore, to be auctioned in January, on WJAR

      The Graduate Providence Hotel, formerly known at the Biltmore, will go up for auction in January, according to a public sale notice.

      Also reported byThe Providence Journal

    5. WLNE-TV59 minutes ago

      CCRI launches welding program to help fill workforce gap for $78.6 million ferry project, on WLNE-TV

      A $78.6 million contract to build a hybrid ferry has created a major opportunity for Senesco Marine in North Kingstown, but the company needed more welders.

    6. Boston 25 News1 hour ago

      Students, staff evacuated from Medway Middle School after bomb threat, on Boston 25 News

      Students and staff at Medway Middle School were was forced to evacuate Monday after police said it received a bomb threat.

      Also reported byMetroWest Daily NewsMassLive.com

    7. WPRI.com2 hours ago

      Street Stories Unpaved: Scituate to honor Lt. Gen. Centracchio on Veterans Day, on WPRI.com

      The town of Scituate will be honoring 12 News military analyst Lt. Gen. Reginald Centracchio (ret.) during this year's Veterans Day celebration.

    8. WPRI.com2 hours ago

      Providence College looks to bounce back under new head coach Bryan Hodgson, on WPRI.com

      The 2026-27 season marks the 100th of Providence basketball.

    9. Rhode Island Current2 hours ago

      30 federal observers expected in Pawtucket for Election Day, on Rhode Island Current

      Thirty federal observers are expected to be in Pawtucket Tuesday to ensure each of its polling precincts comply with a Biden-era consent order to assist Spanish-speaking voters, according to the city’s top election official. “They’re arriving here today and tomorrow, that’s all we know,” Pawtucket city registrar Ken McGill said in an interview Monday. A

    10. What's Up Newp2 hours ago

      On Election Day eve, RI surpasses 17% voter turnout, with record early voting numbers, on What's Up Newp

      by Nancy Lavin, Rhode Island Current November 2, 2026 A record-setting number of Rhode Island voters have cast ballots in-person during the 20-day early voting period that ended at 4 p.m. Monday, according to the Rhode Island Department of State’s live voter turnout tracker. The 111,901 people who voted at designated early voting polling places

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