RSS is a popular way to pull in news and information from across the Web. "Really Simple Syndication" enables Web sites and blogs to send you content updates automatically.
RSS feeds can be easily added to a variety of sources, from a My Yahoo home page, to a desktop 'aggrigator' or even downloaded much like email in applications such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Apple's Mail.
RSS feeds on RI.gov are marked by the RSS button. Clicking on either the title link, or this button will link you directly to the RSS feed.
A comprehensive list of many of the public RSS feeds available from the Secretary of States office is available as it’s own syndicated feed.
Note: to get minutes for a specific entity you can include that entity in the URL:
user0_1=YourEntityName%25 (this is optional)
RSS Example URL for Bristol
Note: to get minutes for a specific entity you can include that entity in the URL: user0_0=YourEntityName%25 (this is optional)
RSS Example for Charlestown:A variety of RSS feeds with information relevant to each municipality in Rhode Island can be found on individual pages at: http://www.ri.gov/towns/
U.S. Government RSS Library, a comprehensive directory of RSS and XML feeds as part of the FirstGov.gov Web site.
See also:
RSS FirstGov RSS Library
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