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Gov. Raimondo Urges Power Plant Process to ‘Play Out’

Cranston Approves Hosting State’s Largest Solar Facility

Rhode Island’s ‘Green’ Electricity Loaded with High-Carbon Wood

Noise Takes Center Stage at Power Plant Hearing

BURRILLVILLE, R.I. — The weeklong run of power-plant-related events was supposed to begin with another public hearing at the high school on July 11. Instead, it started with two reports on the proposed energy facility from state agencies.

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Need, Cost Dominate Burrillville Power Plant Hearing

Politicians, Energy Companies Just Want You to Trust Them

Senate Committee Uses Rare Tactic to Halt Power Plant Bills

BURRILLVILLE, R.I. — The proposed natural-gas power plant continues to generate acrimony between opponents and supporters of the controversial energy project. And as Election Day nears, opinions about the project are mingling party affiliations in town, as well as on the state and even national level.

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Gov. Raimondo Likely to Veto Power Plant Tax Bill

Burrillville Town Council Opposes Power Plant Tax Bill

Another Pipeline Project Planned for Burrillville

PROVIDENCE — Members of the state builders union made their presence felt May 26 as they disrupted a Statehouse rally organized by opponents of the Burrillville power plant. The clash lasted for about 5 minutes and continued as both groups shouted down one another in the cavernous Statehouse rotunda.

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Momentum Builds for Power Plant Opponents

New Bill Would Let Burrillville Residents Vote on Power Plant

Block Island Wind Farm Work Frustrates Fishermen

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Power Plant Emits Political Acrimony During Election Year

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Unions Disrupt Anti-Power Plant Rally at Statehouse

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