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dinofishz t1_j9qvqxi wrote

Reply to comment by sharksandminos in Car question: Just moved to Rhode Island and I need to get my license plate, registration, license and insurance ect all switched over. Where is the best place to start? RI DMV website isn’t very helpful. by Zealousideal-Draft63

Eventually your registration could lapse/be revoked bc of lack of insurance in the state the car’s registered in, and your insurance company might not be thrilled. In theory you could keep the car registered and insured in the previous state but that would be a. not legal b. potential grounds for your insurance company to deny a claim. But anecdotally, the RI DMV doesn’t seem concerned with doling out punishment if you go to register after >30 days

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RI_Photog OP t1_j9qsgmp wrote

Reply to comment by RhodyViaWIClamDigger in Superman from across the river by RI_Photog

I’ve actually been thinking about setting up an online shop to sell prints and other wall art, nice to know other people think some of my work is deserving of printing. I usually photograph people so I’m a little unsure of my landscape work as it’s less familiar for me

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russsaa t1_j9qr1mn wrote

Reply to Back to school by Alternative-Bat-8453

Sense covid CCRI (or at least the classes I ended up in) put a huge switch towards more online work and using web resources… even though I’m young I absolutely hate this. I do better with pencil and paper style of education, and some of these online resources just suck.

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swan_fake t1_j9qqplc wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Divorcing and moving to RI while ex stays in MA. Can anyone offer insight? What town/school district would you recommend for a MA transplant? by [deleted]

Private schools (out of district) that ive worked in do provide speech over 9, but the most recent article I found says it was headed to the governor,so I'm not sure for RI public school🤔

You can also find info on each school districts websites about their special ed programs. https://www.rilegislature.gov/pressrelease/_layouts/RIL.PressRelease.ListStructure/Forms/DisplayForm.aspx?List=c8baae31%2D3c10%2D431c%2D8dcd%2D9dbbe21ce3e9&ID=372811&Web=2bab1515%2D0dcc%2D4176%2Da2f8%2D8d4beebdf488

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BlueSuitRiot t1_j9qpiaj wrote

Reply to comment by glennjersey in Be careful on Warwick Ave and Airport Rd. There’s a lot of action out there it must be quota time. by TheOGJayRussle

Cops call it "proactive policing." I interpret that as they're lazy and only reach for the low hanging fruit to pad numbers they use to ask for promotions and funding from the state. It's all about making money, either through fines, funding, and asset forfeiture. The top brass is incentivized to keep crime numbers high so that when they ask for money from the state for new guns or swat equipment they can point to crime statistics that they themselves control. Quotas are illegal but policing is done with ulterior motives. Keeping you, your family, and your stuff safe is not a concern for them unless it directly benefits them.

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