AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoClergy Abuse Legal Push: Rhode Island Senate leaders set a Wednesday vote on a bill creating a “revival window” for previously time-barred child sex abuse claims, with the window slated to run July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028. Workforce & Training: Electric Boat’s hiring surge will expand the Westerly Education Center’s capacity by 40% to train thousands more for submarine-building trades. Health & Care Access: Rhode Island’s Health Insurance Commissioner Cory King released an initial primary care “wellness exam,” finding fewer residents have a personal doctor for non-urgent needs than a decade ago. Community Support: Citizens Financial is investing $1.65M in Rhode Island workforce development and financial education, while Centreville Bank Charitable Foundation awarded $562K for emergency food access and other local needs. Culture & Learning: Historic samplers from Hopkinton schoolgirls are now on display at the 1790 Meeting House Museum, spotlighting women’s education and literacy. Local Pride: Chariho senior Ella Murphy is making waves in culinary arts after SkillsUSA wins, including being named Rhode Island Hospitality Association “Student of the Year.” Sports Spotlight: Tiverton High School announced its Top 10 graduates for 2026, led by Norah Winslow.
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