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Judge allows wind farm halted by Trump to resume construction — REUTERS / pwu404

Rhode Island Politics · Rhode Island

Judge allows wind farm halted by Trump to resume construction

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Three Georgia students named U.S. Presidential Scholars

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Three Georgia high school students have been named to the 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, one of the nation’s highest honors for graduating seniors.See the Story

New Connecticut e-bike laws go into effect: How does this affect communities?

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New Connecticut e-bike laws go into effect: How does this affect communities?

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CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — New e-bike rules are now in effect across Connecticut, and lawmakers are saying the legislation is meant to eliminate confusion and keep residents safe. As of Wednesday, everyone riding an e-bike must wear a helmet regardless of age. New Connecticut laws take effect on Oct. 1, 2025: Here’s what to know There are also three classes of e-bikes under state law, none of which exceed 28 mph. If any bike exceeds 28 mph, it d…See the Story

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