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Manville, RI Reverse Mortgage in Rhode Island
If you’re a homeowner 62 years or older, consider the tax-free income benefits of a Reverse Mortgage. Unlike a regular mortgage, with reverse mortgages the lender makes payments to you. Manville, RI residents can choose to receive the money from a reverse mortgage in fixed monthly payments, a line of credit, or in a lump sum. More than 55% of borrowers choose the line of credit, which allows you to draw from the loan at any time.
The amount of your reverse mortgage is determined primarily by your age and appraised home value. To find out just how much you can get, speak to one of our Reverse Mortgage Specialists today!
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Lincoln revises law on paving of roads
Town Council members voted unanimously last week to amend an ordinance concerning any excavation/repaving work on the town's streets and highways.
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La Cabana loses liquor license
The town's Board of License Commissioners voted unanimously during a special show-cause hearing on Tuesday night to permanently revoke the liquor license of La Cabana Night Club & Sports Bar.
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Prizes claimed for Wild Money, PowerBall
There were two $10,000 PowerBall winners in Saturday night's $35 million drawing.
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Supreme Court says hosts not responsible for adult drinkers
The state Supreme Court has declined to hold a Manville couple liable for the injuries of a young woman who claimed she and her boyfriend were goaded into overindulging in alcohol at the couple's home before ...
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Ax fight ends in minor injuries
According to Police Chief Brian Sullivan, the Wedin brothers have had a history of arguments escalating into calls to the station, but never anything quite like this.
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Ope\n seats prompt scrum in Assembly races
Open seats have touched off free-for-alls in two local state representative districts, with six candidates vying to replace Roger Picard in Woonsocket's District 51 and five hopefuls looking to succeed Rick ...
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'There's always fantastic crowds'
At Joe Figueira's house, it's a rite of spring: you get up early, eat breakfast and load up the kids in the family vehicle to claim your spot on Smithfield Avenue.
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Preserving their stories
When he was a boy growing up in Manville, Robert Leclerc would hear stories about Capt.
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Communities get ready to salute veterans on Memorial Day
Parade-lovers will line up along Smithfield Avenue in Lincoln on Monday morning, May 26 for a five-division celebration in honor of the nation's veterans.
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Voters OK extra $500K for schools budget
"Simply put, the taxpayers who opposed the budget as it was will have to pay an (extra) $102 on a $300,000 home." Late Monday night, Lincoln's residents voted, but not in resounding fashion, for an additional $500,000 in the schools budget for 2008-09. Before the FTM, the recommended schools allotment sat at $47.8 million; ... via The Pawtucket Times
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Environmental agency stocks herring in Blackstone River
Environmental regulators are trying to re-establish river herring in the Blackstone River near Lincoln. via WPRI-TV East Providence
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Earth Day Events: Thursday-Tuesday, April 17-22
The Rhode Island Advisory Commission on Historical Cemeteries Cleanup: To volunteer, call Evelyn Wheeler, commission chairman at 789-3503 or eviewhee@verizon.net . Cleanup of the cemetery at the Knightsville ... via Providence Journal
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