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Bill Seymour

Bill Seymour

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Writer, South County Life

North Kingstown

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  • New study puts Rhode Island second in nation for boat crashes

    By Bill Seymour| South County Independent Verified Rhode Island ranks, according to one recent national study, as having a boat crash rate that is the second worst in the nation, just behind Washington, D.C.Kitchel Law, a Washington, D.C.-based personal injury law firm, said it analyzed U.S. Coast Guard national crash data for four years from 2020 through 2023. It found in the 2023 data, the latest from the Coast Guard, that the Ocean State ranked second nationwide in the highest number of crashes per 100,000 boat owners.

    By Bill Seymour · South County Independent

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • About South County: Better late than never for NK to solve its problems with RIDE

    By Bill Seymour| South County Independent Verified Price hikes will be hitting households, businesses, and governments alike, with tariffs and rising other costs eating into everyone’s budget. That’s why it’s a relief to see North Kingstown school officials finally making a move to secure $26 million in state reimbursement for the bond covering the proposed $137 million middle school construction. Towns can’t afford to miss opportunities like this — and then pass the loss onto taxpayers. So, better late than never to fix a problem.

    By Bill Seymour · South County Independent

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • New study puts Rhode Island second in nation for boat crashes

    By Bill Seymour| South County Independent Verified Rhode Island ranks, according to one recent national study, as having a boat crash rate that is the second worst in the nation, just behind Washington, D.C.Kitchel Law, a Washington, D.C.-based personal injury law firm, said it analyzed U.S. Coast Guard national crash data for four years from 2020 through 2023. It found in the 2023 data, the latest from the Coast Guard, that the Ocean State ranked second nationwide in the highest number of crashes per 100,000 boat owners.

    By Bill Seymour · South County Independent

    Apr. 12, 2025

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