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A Lively Experiment

A Lively Experiment 10/30/2020

Schools deal with COVID spikes and what the surge in early voting means for the election.

Aired 10/30/2020

A Lively Experiment

A Lively Experiment 10/30/2020

Season 33 Episode 18 | 29m 2sVideo has Closed Captions

Schools deal with COVID spikes and what the surge in early voting means for the election.

Sun-Chronicle columnist Donna Perry, NEARI Executive Director Robert Walsh, and Ian Donnis of The Public’s Radio discuss how Rhode Island schools are dealing with the new spikes in COVID-19 cases, and what the large numbers in early voting might mean for the general election.

Aired 10/30/2020

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A Lively Experiment is a local public television program presented by Rhode Island PBS

A Lively Experiment is generously underwritten by Taco Comfort Solutions.

A Lively Experiment

A Lively Experiment 10/30/2020

Season 33 Episode 18 | 29m 2sVideo has Closed Captions

Sun-Chronicle columnist Donna Perry, NEARI Executive Director Robert Walsh, and Ian Donnis of The Public’s Radio discuss how Rhode Island schools are dealing with the new spikes in COVID-19 cases, and what the large numbers in early voting might mean for the general election.

Aired 10/30/2020

Problems with Closed Captions? Closed Captioning Feedback

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