AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClergy Abuse Law: Rhode Island signed a new measure reviving expired clergy sexual abuse claims, with a clergy abuse victim saying the “financial consequence” will change behavior and “save lives.” Health & Aging: New research in Annals of Internal Medicine links the shingles vaccine to a lower dementia risk among Medicare patients, adding fuel to efforts to reduce vaccine hesitancy. Courts & Tech: The Rhode Island Supreme Court issued guidance for lawyers and judges using generative AI, warning tools can “hallucinate” and that attorneys must verify accuracy and protect confidentiality. Local Education: Chariho’s alternative learning program is getting a makeover, emphasizing stronger classroom instruction and building a new statewide consortium for alternative programs. Transportation/Construction: The Steamship Authority expects to open its new Woods Hole terminal early next week after final punch-list work. Business Moves: Sweeney Real Estate & Appraisal is relocating within downtown Providence to the East Office Building at Union Station. Consumer Protection: AG Peter Neronha announced a $1.35 million settlement with parking manager UPP Global over hidden fees and deceptive ticket practices. Real Estate: A historic East Side Providence home at 51 Manning St. sold off-market for $3 million. Sports/Community: Aquidneck Island Robotics showcased student work at People’s Credit Union in Middletown.
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