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One on One... 8.5.2010

Mark Pfeiffer was enjoying his retirement from 21 years on the Superior Court bench when he got a call last month: Would he  take on the job of getting Central Falls back on solid financial footing, as a state-appointed receiver? Pfeiffer agreed to the task and two weeks ago hit the ground running - changing the locks at City Hall and relieving Mayor Charles Moreau of his day-to-day duties. This week, Jim Hummel sits down for a wide-ranging interview with the retired judge about what he hopes to accomplish in the coming weeks and months.

Click HERE to watch extended footage of Jim's interview with Mr. Pfeiffer.

Click HERE to watch the original interview and read the script.

 

A Familiar Face... 8.12.2010

Three years ago North Kingstown's school superintendent was forced out by the school committee under a cloud of controversy. The state Department of Education determined his administration improperly spent nearly a quarter of a million dollars of restricted special education grant money.  Now, James Halley is back, asking the voters of  North Kingstown to send him to the General Assembly.  This week, Jim Hummel catches up with the candidate.

Click HERE to read the Department of Education Final Audit Report.

Click HERE to read the North Kingstown School Committee minutes shown on the video.

Click HERE to watch the video and read the script.

 

(Some) Help on the Way... 8.19.2010

Last fall we told you about crumbling concrete, burned out lights and graffiti-covered walls on the city side of the Providence Amtrak station. Now a new report details serious structural problems you can't see, but as Jim Hummel reports, a little help is on the way.

Click HERE to read the script.

 

 

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