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• Cranston Herald: The time is still now to invest in housing for Cranston and RI

  The time is still now to invest in housing for Cranston and RI

• Cranston Herald: Cranston becomes second RI city to join AARP's age-friendly network

  Cranston has become the second city in Rhode Island to join the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities.

• The Brown Daily Herald: HOPE membership, influence grows in Rhode Island

  Loud conversation and the smell of meatloaf baking filled the entryway of All Saints Memorial Church in downtown Providence Nov. 14. At the church every Tuesday, the hungry and homeless can find a free and freshly cooked dinner provided by nonprofit City Meal Site. On that Tuesday night, the short, graying and flannel-clad Reverend Maryalice Sullivan greeted homeless and formerly homeless individuals. On their way out, the constituents were stopped by a few University students, who asked to discuss political advocacy for the homeless.

• The Brown Daily Herald: HOPE hosts first annual summit

  More than 100 students gathered at the University this weekend for the first annual Summit on Homelessness and Poverty. Attendees represented 13 student groups engaged in anti-poverty work at institutions as close as the University of Rhode Island and as far away as Vanderbilt University.

• Warwick Beacon: 'A Hopeful Home For All' compilation helps support RI's homeless community

  'A Hopeful Home For All' compilation helps support RI's homeless community

• Providence Journal: Years after devastating flood, some Cranston homeowners still wait for government buyout

  On Perkins Avenue, a long row of suburban homes comes to a sudden end — instead, trees and shrubs grow freely and wild turkeys shuffle through tall grass. It’s hard to believe that it’s been only seven years since the 10 homes that used to occupy these plots were demolished.