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A Rhode Island publication has shared a recipe for a cicada cardamom cake, offering cooks a way to use periodical cicadas as an ingredient. The recipe arrives as the insects emerge in large numbers, prompting renewed interest in entomophagy, or insect eating. Food writers and home cooks are debating whether the bugs belong in desserts, with supporters calling them a sustainable, protein-rich ingredient.
- 2University of Rhode Island to launch computational social science PhD●URI to launch new computational social science doctoral program – Rhody Today
The University of Rhode Island is set to launch a new doctoral program in computational social science, according to an announcement on its Rhody Today news outlet. The program would train graduate students to apply computational and data-driven methods to social science research questions. Further details about timing, funding and curriculum were not provided.
- 3Coastal Rhode Island ZIP code among hottest US housing markets▼A 'coastal' RI ZIP code is one of the hottest real estate markets in the country
A ZIP code in coastal Rhode Island has been identified as one of the hottest real estate markets in the United States, according to a report by The Providence Journal. The designation highlights surging demand for homes in the area, with buyers competing for limited coastal inventory and prices rising as a result.
- 4Kylie Jenner, Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber beauty brands dominate creator economy▼Kylie Jenner, Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber's brands dominate beauty's creator economy. Here's why
Fortune reports that Kylie Jenner's Kylie Cosmetics, Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty and Hailey Bieber's Rhode are dominating the beauty industry's creator economy. The piece examines why these celebrity-founded brands have outpaced competitors, crediting their founders' massive social media followings and direct engagement with consumers through influencers and digital platforms.
- 5Newport Mental Health builds countywide care network▼Newport Mental Health is building a network of care for Newport County
Newport Mental Health is working to build a network of care across Newport County, Rhode Island, according to the Providence Journal. The effort aims to better connect mental health services for residents of the county. Details on funding, partners and timeline have not yet been reported.
- 6Rhode Island federal judge orders EPA to fund Solar for All▼R.I. federal judge demands EPA fund Biden-era ‘Solar for All’ program
A federal judge in Rhode Island has ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency must release funding for the Biden-era 'Solar for All' program, which provides grants to expand solar access for low-income households. The case is the latest in a string of legal challenges over the Trump administration's withholding of congressionally approved climate and clean-energy funds.
- 7Ocean State Media marks one year as Rhode Island's public media home▼Ocean State Media celebrates one year as Rhode Island’s home for public media
Ocean State Media is marking its first anniversary as Rhode Island's home for public media. The organisation, which took over public media service in the state, is celebrating one year of operation and reflecting on its role providing local journalism and programming to Rhode Island audiences.
- 8Harsh Reality Awaits Rhode Island's Engineered Coastline▼Harsh Reality Awaits Ocean State’s Human-Built Coastline
Rhode Island, nicknamed the Ocean State, faces mounting challenges along its human-built shoreline, according to new reporting. Engineered coasts such as seawalls and hardened shorelines offer limited protection against rising seas, stronger storms and ongoing erosion, meaning costly repairs or managed retreat may be unavoidable for coastal communities in the years ahead.
- 9This Week in Retail: Rhode, Chanel, RIMOWA and JISOO Make Moves▼This Week in Retail: Rhode Opens café rhode in Paris, Outcast Takes Over Portola Festival with Pop-Up, JISOO Fronts Salomon, CHANEL Designs Boat Race Trophies, RIMOWA Opens Shanghai Flagship
A busy week in global retail: Hailey Bieber's Rhode opens café rhode in Paris, Outcast runs a pop-up takeover at Portola Festival, JISOO fronts a Salomon campaign, Chanel designs the trophies for the boat race, and RIMOWA opens a flagship store in Shanghai. The roundup highlights how beauty, fashion and lifestyle brands are using pop culture moments and new locations to reach shoppers.
- 10Hailey Bieber Brings Early Holiday Style to Paris Fashion Week▼Hailey Bieber Brought Early Holiday Vibes To Paris Fashion Week
Hailey Bieber drew attention at Paris Fashion Week with looks that carried a festive, holiday-inspired feel ahead of the season. The model and Rhodes founder has been a fixture at the Paris shows, and her styling choices are being closely watched by fashion commentators. Her early embrace of holiday glamour is being read as a sign of the trend direction for the coming party season.
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Hailey Bieber has been photographed wearing a dress famously associated with Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, according to USA Today. The fashion moment drew immediate attention, with fans and style commentators debating the comparison to Bessette-Kennedy's celebrated 1990s minimalist look. Bieber, a model and founder of Rhode, is trending in the US and France as images of the outfit circulate widely.
- 12Congressman Amo launches second blue economy tour at REGENT Craft▼Congressman Amo Kicks Off Second Blue Economy Tour at REGENT Craft, Highlighting Rhode Island Jobs, Innovation, and the Future of the Ocean State
Rhode Island Congressman Gabe Amo has begun his second blue economy tour with a visit to REGENT Craft, the Rhode Island company developing electric seagliders. The tour highlights jobs, innovation and maritime technology in the Ocean State, with Amo positioning Rhode Island as a national leader in ocean-based economic growth ahead of further stops.
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The Woonsocket Education Department says it will address a discrepancy in its reported graduation rates. School officials in the Rhode Island city are expected to explain why figures appear inconsistent, a matter with implications for accountability and how the district's performance is publicly reported. Further details about the size of the discrepancy or when it will be addressed were not provided.
- 14Lincoln girls' tennis team off to best start since 2003●Lincoln girls' tennis team improves to 8-0 in D-II for best start since 2003
Lincoln's girls' tennis team improved to 8-0 in Division II, marking the program's best start to a season since 2003. The unbeaten run has drawn attention locally as the team continues its strong campaign, with coverage in Rhode Island highlighting the squad's turnaround and its prospects for the rest of the season.
- 15Foulkes and Block make their case for Rhode Island governor●They say RI is ready for change: Foulkes, Block make the case for governor
Helena Foulkes and Jonathan Block, candidates for governor of Rhode Island, argue that the state is ready for political change and are laying out their cases to voters. The two hopefuls are positioning themselves as alternatives ahead of the state's gubernatorial race.
- 16Narragansett School Committee General Election Forum Held●The Narragansett School Committee General Election Forum
A general election forum for the Narragansett School Committee has taken place in Narragansett, Rhode Island, giving candidates a platform to present their positions ahead of the vote. School committee races have drawn local attention as voters weigh education priorities, budgets and district leadership in the run-up to the election.
- 17Rhode Island's Regent unveils new kind of air travel●That’s no seaplane. R.I.’s Regent debuts a new kind of air travel.
Regent, a Rhode Island aviation company, has debuted a new type of aircraft that is not a conventional seaplane, according to The Boston Globe. The craft represents the company's bid to create a new mode of travel over water, and the unveiling is drawing attention to Rhode Island's growing role in the emerging regional air mobility industry.