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Regionalization Meeting Tonight

NEWPORT SCHOOL COMMITTEE JOINT MEETING WITH NEWPORT CITY COUNCIL, MIDDLETOWN TOWN COUNCIL, AND MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE 6:00 P.M. Wednesday, July 20, 2022 Innovate Newport Conference Hall 513 Broadway Newport, RI 02840 Members of the public are welcome to attend. MORE INFO HERE. Stay tuned or follow our EDUCATION conversation for updates and info. Get IN…
Realizing Real Regionalization

For our community the current focus and conversations surrounding education in Newport and Middletown are exciting . However there are many who have serious reservations about the path to regionalization and concerns with the way this very important milestone is being addressed. As we move quickly through another lovely Rhode Island summer we are aware…
Newport This Week feature on INvolve Newport.
Hot off the press, Joe Hearn’s interview with Philip Cozzolino of Newport this week. Joe and Phil had a wide ranging conversation about INvolve Newport’s mission and vision for the city. Special thanks to Phil and Lynne Tungett for their reporting and for the many contributions of Newport this Week to our fair city. Photo from…
Newport Daily News feature on INvolve Newport.
Our Own Paul Marshall gave an interview to the Newport Daily News on INvolve Newport’s mission and vision for the city. The interview focused on our new organization, our link to the past work of amazing Newporters and our goals for the organization.; ‘Involve Newport plans to gather groups of people interested in specific topics,…
Regionalization in Motion

Education in Newport has been top of mind for the last few weeks and we as parents and taxpayers are paying particular attention to one issue. Last week the city of Newport and the Town of Middletown hosted a joint information session on the topic of School District Regionalization. For those of you who are…
Bloomberg Feature on North End Development

Deep Appreciation for Alex Ulam of Bloomberg for his feature on the competing pressures of development and livability that have affected our community. Alex’s lovely article outlines the cooperation required to institute a moratorium on development until we as a city can get better understand impact. We would like to thank the many community organizations…
