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Three FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers to Open in RI
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, RI - U.S. Senator Jack Reed today announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will be partnering with local and state officials to open three Disaster Recovery Centers in southern Rhode Island this week to help those impacted by Hurricane Sandy. The centers w...
Posted on 11/15/2012 | -
Reed Impressed with Broadway Revitalization Initiative
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Posted on 10/3/2012 | -
Reed Impressed with Communities Initiative to Grow and Revitalize Broadway Corridor in Newport
NEWPORT, RI - Today, U.S. Senator Jack Reed toured lower Broadway in Newport with local merchants, community leaders, and officials from the Newport County Chamber of Commerce to discuss the progress being made in revitalizing Broadway and making streetscape enhancements and public infrastructure up...
Posted on 10/2/2012 | -
Reed Tours Broadway Corridor Revitalization in Newport
October 2, 2012...
Posted on 10/2/2012 | -
USDA Approves Statewide Disaster Declaration for RI Farmers
U.S. Senators Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse today announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved natural disaster declaration assistance for all Rhode Island farmers that suffered damage as a result of Tropical Storm Irene. This declaration...
Posted on 10/6/2011 | -
After Irene, Reed Seeks to Help RI Tourism Bounce Back for Labor Day
NEWPORT, RI - Tropical Storm Irene put a dent in Rhode Island’s tourism industry, forcing many people across the country to alter or cancel plans to visit the Ocean Stat...
Posted on 9/2/2011 | -
RI Receives Almost $12.7 Million to Improve Affordable Housing
U.S. Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) today announced that twenty-five Rhode Island cities and towns will receive a total of nearly $12.7 million in federal funding to develop, finance, and/or modernize public housing in their communities. The grants are awarded through the U.S. De...
Posted on 7/13/2011 |Lincoln, Housing and Urban Development, Affordable housing, Jack Reed, Jamestown, Funding, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Smithfield, Cranston, Portsmouth, Families, West Warwick, Housing, East Greenwich, HUD, Narragansett, Warwick, HELP, Coventry, Westerly, Rhode Island, Providence, Kingston