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Governor Carcieri announces pilot project results for dealer registration of cars they sell. Four dealers have participated in the program to date. (Dec. 22, 2003)
Governor Carcieri commends the Ocean State Job Lot for its tradition of excellence and its role as a good corporate citizen at a ground breaking ceremony for the $70 million corporate headquarters and distribution center at Quonset Point. (Dec. 19, 2003)
Governor and Mrs. Carcieri sit among the children at a"Giving Tree" ceremony at the State House as Hasbro announces it is donating 82,000 toys and games to needy children across the state. The Governor proclaimed December 16, 2003 "Kindness Day" in honor of the many acts of kindness prompted by the Giving Tree campaign. Dec. 16, 2003
Governor and Mrs. Carcieri are pictured with their daughter Alison and five of their 13 grandchildren for the ceremonial lighting of the state Christmas tree.
Governor Carcieri announces the state has closed a historic deal for Garvee bonds to finance five key transportation infrastructure projects. The state has shaved $34 million off initial cost estimates. Dec. 10, 2003
Governor Carcieri receives a Patriots jersey from team owner Robert Kraft during a press conference highlighting the first players' Day of Service in Rhode Island. Team members visited children at Hasbro Children's Hospital and CVS Highland Charter School in Providence following the press conference. Dec. 9, 2003
Governor Carcieri and supporters of the Gilbert Stuart museum kick off a museum fundraiser called "Send Gilbert Stuart Home", while marking the 248th birthday of the portrait artist whose painting is featured on the dollar bill. The fundraiser is designed to repair and preserve Gilbert Stuart's Rhode Island birthplace. December 3, 2003
At Shea High School, Governor Carcieri donned a Shea school shirt to annouce the awarding of a $940,148 grant to help develop proficiency standards for high school graduation in this state. December 2, 2003
Governor Carcieri joins AAA Southern New England President Mark Shaw in reviewing the organization's first day of service as a source for Rhode Island driver's license renewals. December 1, 2003
Governor Carcieri welcomed the municipal officials who attended his Municipal Summit at the Rhode Island Convention Center. Nearly 170 people attended to share concerns and possible solutions to the fiscal problems facing them and facing the state. November 19, 2003
Governor Carcieri announced he is commiting funds to help some of the most needy residents have their gas or electric heat restored. An estimated 228 families will be getting household heat restored because of LIHEAP money and approximately $35,000 from his contingency fund.
November 19, 2003
Governor Carcieri congratulates the new Toyota Family Literacy program which was launched Monday in a ceremony at the Robert L. Bailey Elementary School, in Providence. This is an important pilot effort involving Providence Public Schools, the National Center for Familiy Literacy and Toyota to provide literacy training to targeted immigrant Latino families. The Governor notes this is in line with his recent announcement of an additional $1.4 million funding for 35 adult literacy agencies across the state. November 10, 2003
Governor Carcieri attended the grand opening of the Gordon Avenue Business Incubator Monday morning in Providence. The facility is a renovated former industrial building which is touted as both "green and smart" and a prime opportunity for business expansion located in a State Enterprise Zone and Federal Enterprise Community. November 10, 2003
Following a press conference to highlight major customer service improvements at the DMV in Pawtucket, Governor Carcieri takes the opportunity to renew his driver's license. November 6, 2003
Governor Carcieri thanked a group of Fiscal Fitness honorees for their dedication and contributions to the Fiscal Fitness goal to make Rhode Island a model for the delivery of cost effective government services to satisfied citizens. Fourteen people recommended by Fiscal Fitness team members were honored for their work. October 30, 2003
Governor Donald L. Carcieri drew the first three names for low number license plates in a lottery at the State House, October 28, 2003. People who were interested submitted post cards with the information on what kind of plate they wanted, passenger, motorcycle, etc. The cards were put into a drum for the drawing.
"Governor Donald L. Carcieri signs the appointment of Jametta O. Alston, Esquire to the Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC). Ms. Alston will replace Bruce Wolpert, whose term expired in June."
Governor Carcieri announced the allocation of Adult Literacy funds in the Fiscal 2004 budget, presenting symbolic checks to the representatives of the 34 agencies that are being funded to provide literacy training. Here he is congratulating the Executive Director of Genesis Center, Pheamo R. Witcher. True to his pledge, the Governor provided increased funding for adult literacy programs. A total of $1.4 million is going to adult literacy. The ceremony was held at Dorcas Place in Providence. October 24, 2003
Governor Carcieri announced the formation of the Governor's Narragansett Bay and Watershed Planning Commission at a ceremony at Oakland Beach in Warwick. The commission is designed to identify and pursue solutions to the many issues facing Narragansett Bay. Former Rhode Island Governor J. Joseph Garrahy will head the group. October 22, 2003
Governor Carcieri shares his delight with the Grand Opening of the New Providence netWORKri Center. The Center is a "one-stop" career center where job seekers can find counselors, aptitude testing, state-of-the-art resources, andmore; There are English as a Second Language classes, General Equivalency Degree (GED) preparation and job training to become certified nurse's assistants and medical office assistants. This is a partnership of Department of Labor and Training, Department of Education, Deparment of Elderly Affairs, Department of Human Services as well as AFL-CIO Dislocated Workers Program. Goodwill Industries, and Workforce Solutions of Providence/Cranston. October 16, 2003.
The new Providence office of netWORKri on the bus line on Reservoir Avenue provides internet access, computers, and fax machines to assist job-seekers with their search for employment. at no charge to the customer. There are also classrooms and meeting rooms.This is one of six such centers across the state.
Governor Donald L. Carcieri congratulates a little hero, who was at the State House today to receive a Rhode Island E-9-1-1 Emergency Telephone System Young Hero Award for his heroic action and knowledge of the proper use of the 9-1-1 Emregency telephone system on September 9th. Six year old Austin O'Brien called the emergency help line when his mother fell ill while he was alone with her at home. His mother recovered and attended today's ceremony. E-9-1-1 Director Raymond LaBelle presented the commendation. September 30, 2003
Governor Carcieri joins the members of the Congressional delegation at Advent House in Providence to welcome the Coalition for Supportive Housing to Rhode Island. The new office here will work with local agencies to address homelessness in Rhode Island communities. Governor Carcieri said "With the Corporation for Supportive Housing located in our capital city, we will be able to better address the complex issue of homelessness and affordable housing. This is about empowering residents. It's about revitalizing neighborhoods. And it's about building our economy. We're proud that the Corporation for Supportive Housing has chosen to locate in Rhode Island. September 22, 2003
Governor Carcieri spoke at the September 11 remembrance in the Bell Area of the State House. September 11, 2003
Members of the Pilrim High School Concert Chorus and the Color Guard prepare for the service to begin, at the State House ceremony marking the anniversary of the September 11 attack.
The Navy League of Newport County and the Commanding Officer of the Chafee Commander John Ailes met with Governor Donald Carcieri of Rhode Island at the State house on August 25, 2003 about the commissioning of the USS CHAFEE on Oct 18, 2003. Chairman Joe McEnness presided. Governor Carcieri spoke briefly and signed documents for the ship. (Photos by: Tony Cercena, NLUS National Director)
Cdr. Ailes presents the ships hat to Gov Carcieri as Joe McEnness looks on. August 25, 2003
Governor Carcieri signs a letter to the crew of the ship as Joe McEnness, Frank Hanson, Executive Officer and Commanding Officer of the Chafee witnessed the event. August 25, 2003
Portrait of John Paul Jones shown above the group of Chafee CO, XO, Command Master Chief and Navy League Newport members of the commissioning committee. August 25, 2003
Governor Carcieri's with newest member of Superior Court, Justice Allen P. Rubine. July 23, 2003
Governor Carcieri's nominee Paul Suttell was confirmed by the Senate as the newest Justice on the State Supreme Court on Thursday, June 19. He is pictured with his wife Mary, duaghter Grace and son Will. Justice Suttell, a resident of Little Compton, has served as a judge in Family Court. June 19, 2003.
Governor Carcieri and Bob Cooper, Executive Director of the Governor's Commission on Disabilities, present the Joseph Vanni Memorial Award to Paul Choquette of Warwick for his advocacy on behalf of people with disabilities, independent living supports and rehabilitation services. Joseph Corrente (on the right) of Cranston also received the Joseph Vanner Award for his advocacy for people with disabilities, veterans and senior citizens. May 14, 2003.
Governor Carcieri presented citations to students who recendtly competed in the national Academic Decathalon at a ceremony in the State Room on May 13, 2003.
Elementary school students from Cranston's Eden Park school were touring the State Room when they were surprised by a brief visit from Goveror Carcieri. May 14, 2003.
The Rhode Island State Police are recruiting candidates for the next state police academy, with a special emphasis on women and minorities. At the announcement of this recruiting, which only takes place every four years, Governor Carcieri told the press that he is proud of the troopers and the service they provide to the state. May 8, 2003
Bishop Robert E. Mulvee and and Governor Donald L. Carcieri were among the celebrities ladling soup at a fundraiser for the St. Francis Food Center in Providence. The soup was sold for $10.00 a cup at the St. Francis City Ministry Center on Weybosset Street. May 8, 2003
Governor Carcieri today sponsored a Centenarian Brunch for the state's oldest citizens. The oldest man attending is shown here, 107 year old Ping Shim, a resident of the Hattie Ide Chaffee home.
Governor Carcieri views a working model of a submarine's transducer array assembly during a tour of Raytheon's Portsmouth facility. The governor supports the growth of such defense and oceanographic industries as part of this state's economic development. April 29, 2003
Governor Carcieri introduces his program to increase operational efficiency and reduce waste across the administration while better serving RI citizens. April 22, 2003.
Boy Scouts from Providence were given a brief meeting with the Governor today, thanks to the South Providence Neighborhood Ministries. On their first visit to the State House, the young people were impressed by the State Room. April 17, 2003"
View of the Candlelight Vigil and Rally to support the Troops from the governor's second floor balcony. The giant American flag attached to the rail provided a backdrop for the ceremony. April 16, 2003
Governor Carcieri greets people at the end of the Candlelight Vigil and Rally to Support the Troops. Over 400 people attended the event. April 16, 2003
Actors and technical support staff utilized the South Steps of the State House while shooting the movie "Providence" here. Governor Carcieri greeted stars Mathew Broderick and Alec Baldwin, in recognition of the estimated $2 million dollars the production is bringing to the local economy. April 16, 2003
Governor Carcieri (center) talks with G-Tech President and CEO Bruce Turner (left) and House Speaker William Murphy (right) after signing the agreement to keep G-Tech in Rhode Island. The agreement was announced at 5:00pm on Wednesday afternoon. April 9, 2003
Governor Carcieri signing the agreement to keep G-Tech in Rhode Island. April 9, 2003
Students who won awards for the statewide science fair were applauded by their teachers, parents and peers in a ceremony at the State Room of the State House. Governor and Mrs. Carcieri participated. April 4, 2003
Governor and Mrs. Carcieri greet one of the winners of the RI Science and Engineering Fair at a ceremony at the Rhode Island State House. The winners had competed against 500 science fair exhibits from across the state in an event last month at the Community College of Rhode Island. April 4, 2003
Governor Donald L. Carcieri administers the Oath of Enlistment to 24 volunteers joining the Rhode Island National Guard in a ceremoney at the State House. As Governor, Carcieri is the Captain General and the Chief of the Rhode Island National Guard. The oath is typically administered by an officer of the National Guard to new enlistees in small groups. No other Rhode Island Governor has administered this oath to enlistees in the past 100 years. March 27, 2003.
Governor Carcieri, accompanied by Adjutant General Reginald Centracchio, greets each of the 24 people who have just taken the oath to join the Rhode Island National Guard. The Rhode Island National Guard has served Rhode Island since 1638. March 27, 2003.
Governor Carcieri talks with members of the Rhode Island Army National Guard after ceremony swearing in 24 new enlistees. March 27, 2003.
Governor Carcieri poses for a photo with members of the Rhode Island Air National Guard after a swearing in ceremony in the State Room at the Rhode Island State House. March 27, 2003.
Governor Carcieri meets with the state's police chiefs at the State House. March 26, 2003.
Governor Carcieri attends a "Thank You" reception for the mental health counselors who answered emergency telephone calls and met with families and victims after the tragic Station nightclub fire in West Warwick. He and Mental Health Retardation and Hospitals director Kathryn Power personally thanked each person who attended. March 21, 2003, Warwick.
Governor Don Carcieri is joined by Department of Transportation Director James Capaldi at a North Smithfield press conference explaining the kind of highway work that would be covered by the Governor's proposed budget . The problem stretch of road is a nearby portion of Route 104 - Greenville Road. March 17, 2003
Governor Carcieri and EDC Director of Tourism David C. DePetrillo unveiled the Official 2003 Rhode Island Travel Guide. Copies of the Travel Guide can be obtained online at www.VisitRhodeIsland.com or by calling 800-556-2484.
Governor Carcieri and his wife Sue extend their sorrow and condolences to the victims and families of the tragic West Warwick fire.
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The entrance to the State House is frosted with snow following the storm. The Transportation Department is reflected in the glass. February 18.
In front of the DOT building. February 18.
Snowstorm hitting Rhode Island. February 17, 2003
Governor Carcieri paid tribute to all veterans, and Rhode Islanders recently deployed, in ceremonies for the National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans at the Providence VA Medical Center. Valentines from school children were distributed to hospitalized veterans, thanking them for their service. (Feb. 14, 2003)
Governor Carcieri greets visiting veteran Allen Wagonblott, State Judge Advocate for the VFW, at ceremonies at the Providence VA Medical Center.The annual ceremony, attended by veterans and volunteers, provides hospitalized veterans with valentines from area school children, thanking them for their service to the country.(Feb.14, 2003)
Governor's State of the State Address. February 4, 2003
Governor Donald L. Carcieri meets with (l. to r.) American Heart Association, Northeast Affiliate representatives Charles Reilly, Chairman of the Board, RI Division; Miriam R. Plitt, Chair, RI Advocacy Committee; and Chip Sugrue, Executive Vice President for "Heart on the Hill" event to support heart and stroke health. (February 4, 2003)
Governor Donald L. Carcieri signs the American Heart Association's "Heart on the Hill" pledge.
Governor Donald L. Carcieri met in his office today with a senior from Providence's Classical High School as part of the National Groundhog Job Shadow Day '03. The Governor talked with Michael DeRita about his plan to pursue a career in law. Michael attended Providence's Robert Kennedy Elementary School and Nathaniel Green Middle School Gifted Program. He spent two hours with the Governor and his staff at work in the State House. (January 31, 2003)
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