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Things may look a little new here. We promise it’s going to be ok.
What’s Up Newp now on Substack
In an ongoing attempt to improve the user experience with our readers and supporters, What’s Up Newp today announces that we have joined Substack.
What’s Up Newp intends to use Substack to publish our popular daily newsletter, What’s Up in Newport Today, and to connect in new ways with our supporters and readers. Read all about this here.
In late February we’ll take the next big step in catching up to 2021 with a brand new professional website. Stay tuned for more info there.
Yes, we’re growing up right before your eyes.
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The Latest What’s Up Newp Headlines
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Governor Raimondo’s Big Day
Governor Gina Raimondo was vetted by the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee earlier today. With a vote, the committee would send Raimondo’s nomination to the Senate floor. Here are three local stories with more background and information.
Secretary of Commerce Nominee Gina Raimondo’s Opening Statement
COVID-19 in Rhode Island (as of Jan. 26)
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~ Ryan Belmore
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