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Statement from Eric Hyers, Cicilline campaign manager
It’s unfortunate that Mr. Lynch has attempted to use the hardships of flood victims for his own political advantage. The dedicated men and women of the Providence Police Department, Providence Fire Department, and Providence Emergency Management Agency have been working around the clock to ensure the safety of the residents who have been devastated by flood damage. To use this crisis to take pot shots at our public safety officials based on a radio report is reckless and irresponsible.
Great News
In the six short weeks since I announced my candidacy for Congress, our campaign has raised over $725,000. We exceeded all of our expectations, and the energy behind this campaign is incredible. You have sent a message that you want a representative with a proven record of delivering results for hard-working Rhode Island families.
Projo Editorial: Municipal politics and finance
Obviously, in these difficult times, the public must watch municipal budgets carefully. But in an election year, sometimes politicians make wild accusations. For instance, Providence City Councilor John Lombardi, who may run for mayor against the incumbent, David Cicilline, has charged that there have been inappropriate or unauthorized transfers of money between municipal accounts.
Providence Steel Yard
This Sunday's Providence Journal featured a great story about Providence's Steel Yard. The Steel Yard is a unique organization located right here in our city that is helping to revive our economy. From the Providence Journal:
America's Safest Cities
Forbes.com recently surveyed the country's 40 largest metropolitan statistical areas to determine America's safest cities. The results are in and Providence ranked #6!
From the report:
July 28, 2010 - 6:33pm
David posted davidcicilline: Great to see Rhode Island as a finalist in the Race to the Top competition - http://tinyurl.com/38uqccn 6:33pm#
