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Congressman Gabe Amo allocates $500,000 for North Smithfield police communication upgrades.
The funding aims to modernize the police department's communication infrastructure.
The news release provides the funding amount and its intended use for improved equipment.
The story identifies the source as Quiver Quantitative and frames the allocation as a federal funding decision.
The article mentions the date and time of the announcement using standard news formatting.
The funding is described as improving interagency coordination and response capabilities.
The piece notes the upgrade focuses on North Smithfield's local police department.
The article presents the allocation as part of a broader effort to improve public safety.
The headline reflects a direct funding action by a U.S. representative.
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Abby Benson was named Providence Business News’ Woman to Watch for education at the 2026 Business Women Awards luncheon.
PBN recognized Benson at a May luncheon for her role in strengthening URI’s financial foundation.
She led a university-wide balanced budget initiative and helped implement a new budget model.
Benson also helped develop URI’s campus plan and oversaw more than $1 billion in capital projects.
The award cited Benson’s leadership in recruiting senior leaders across finance, facilities, IT, and procurement.
URI’s Abby Benson thanked the URI community for making the university exceptional.
The ceremony was held at the Marriott Providence in late May.
URI is a flagship institution planning modern campus facilities for the next two decades.
Benson oversees more than $1 billion in capital planning and major projects.
The award recognizes leaders across education, government, and nonprofit sectors.

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Providence Bruins sign defenseman Dylan MacKinnon to a one-year, two-way AHL contract for the 2026-27 season.
MacKinnon played in the QMJHL with Charlottetown Islanders and had a brief stint with Moncton and the Maine Mariners in 2025-26.
The move comes as the Bruins bolster depth after finishing first in the Atlantic Division in 2025-26 with 110 points.
Providence advanced to the Calder Cup Playoffs before being eliminated by Springfield in the semifinals.
Dylan MacKinnon was a 2023 third-round pick by the Nashville Predators.
MacKinnon brings prior junior playoff experience, including a QMJHL championship with Moncton in 2024-25.
The press release came from Providence Bruins General Manager Evan Gold, announced May 30.
Providence Bruins earned the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference for Calder Cup Playoffs in 2025-26 before exiting in the semifinals.
Dylan MacKinnon’s QMJHL career includes 177 regular-season games with Halifax and 28 playoff games with a four-point postseason tally.

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