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On Politics
1:36 pm
Fri February 15, 2013

Neronha calls Moreau a reminder of warped political ethics in Rhode Island

Credit Ian Donnis
Neronha during a news conference in 2012.

US Attorney Peter Neronha says the sentencing this week of former Central Falls mayor Charles Moreau is a stark reminder of a blinkered view of public service held by a string of corrupt Rhode Island politicians.

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Morning News Podcast
9:43 am
Wed February 13, 2013

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Former Central Falls mayor Charles Moreau is being sent to prison.  Plastic grocery bags may be banned in Rhode Island.  These stories and more on the RIPR Morning News Podcast.

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RI News
2:32 pm
Tue February 12, 2013

Former Central Falls mayor sentenced to 2 years in prison

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Former Central Falls Mayor Charles Moreau on his way to getting sentenced to two years in prison

Former Central Falls Mayor Charles Moreau has been sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay a $25,000 fine for accepting gifts from a man who received lucrative city contracts.  Moreau will leave behind a wife and two young sons when he reports to prison March 4th.

Charles Moreau’s hands trembled as Judge Jack McConnell handed down his sentence: 24 months in a federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release and a hefty fine.  

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RI News
3:09 pm
Wed February 6, 2013

Central Falls clerk charged with embezzlement

State police have charged a Central Falls clerk with embezzlement. The clerk in the finance office is charged with taking thousands of dollars in fines collected by the city’s Municipal Court.

The city’s finance director noticed discrepancies, did an audit, and discovered that over a period of time a total of $13,620 in cash and checks were transferred to collections clerk Joyce Tager but never deposited into the city’s bank account.

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Morning News Podcast
9:35 am
Mon January 28, 2013

Monday, January 28, 2013

It seems there are some similarities between a fire in a Brazilian nightclub over the weekend and the one in RI at the Station Nightclub a decade ago.  There's a call to end high stakes testing that will determine whether students can graduate.  These stories and more on the RIPR Morning News Podcast.

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