Tom Mooney is a reporter at The Providence Journal, where he covers a diverse range of topics including public education, organic farming, and cleantech. His investigative work often intersects with themes of fine art and recycling, showcasing his versatility in reporting. Tom's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Irish Independent.
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Tom Mooney's focus is on local government and legal affairs in Rhode Island. He covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to a variety of topics including childcare, legal cases, health department issues, police matters, WWII-related events, fraud investigations, addiction recovery programs as well as environmental concerns like invasive species and water supply.
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Slowly, I turned the crank on the floor-model Victrola until I could crank no further.
By: Tom Mooney
The first thing you probably heard was the bouncy organ music from the merry-go-round.
While much of our focus this summer will be on July 4 and America’s 250th birthday, there is another significant event in American history coming up this month — one of special relevance to people descended from African slaves.
By: Tom Mooney
If you had ancestors in America during the revolution of the 1770s and 1780s, there's no better time than the month of our nation's 250th birthday to get busy and research them, courtesy of FamilySearch.
By: Tom Mooney
Sometimes genealogical lightning does strike. You never know where you're going to come across some source of information vital to your quest to know more about your ancestors.
Here is my advice for the day. If you are being chased by a gorilla, don't stop after about 10 seconds, mop your brow, and congratulate yourself on having evaded him.
By: Tom Mooney
One of the joys of being a member of the Northeast Pennsylvania Genealogical Society is receiving the quarterly newsletter in your email.
Did you enjoy your vacation this year? I hope so.
By: Tom Mooney
Initial estimates pegged the value of the cash, precious stones and metal, bars of silver and other valuables at $2 million. Now it's $32 million.
By: Tom Mooney
With Labor Day on the horizon, here's an appropriate question for genealogists.
