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Governor Dan McKee has called for a 60-day pause on new Flock license plate reader cameras statewide, demanding clearer guidelines to balance public safety and privacy. While some towns ditch the tech, others keep it — sparking debate over police surveillance. Meanwhile, Providence eyes revitalizing La Pigna Arch and reimagining Kennedy Plaza for transit and tourists, while the Washington Bridge rebuild moves forward. Tragically, a beloved educator died in a nail salon accident, prompting community grief. Attorney General Peter Neronha also charged suspects in a 2005 sexual assault cold case, and officials confirmed a church fire was accidental, caused by incense ash disposal. This moment underscores the urgent need for accountability as communities navigate technology’s growing footprint.

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