AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Politics: Rhode Island’s Democratic primary delivered a major upset: Gov. Dan McKee lost renomination to Helena Foulkes, with the Washington Bridge shutdown and traffic chaos a central issue. Progressive Push: Providence Mayor Brett Smiley was projected to fall to Rep. David Morales, who campaigned on housing and public safety changes, including ending Flock cameras. Statewide Elections: Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos held her seat, and Kim Ahern won the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Community & Culture: Charlestown’s Rhythm and Roots festival kept the vibe going at Ninigret Park, while the 40th annual Greek festival at Church of the Annunciation draws big crowds with classic pastries and music. Arts/Events: Safe Harbors Green marks its 10th anniversary with a gala on Sept. 17. Family Fun: Rhode Island’s Flying Horse Merry-Go-Round in Watch Hill is still running—caretakers say it’s survived storms and keeps spinning for $5 or less. Grants: The Rhode Island Foundation is offering up to $10K for community-building projects, with a Sept. 24 deadline.
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