Governor Carcieri participates in the Hanukah menorah lighting ceremony with Rabbi Laufer at the State House.
(December 27, 2005)

Governor Carcieri admires the work of RI Farm Bureau members who brought a new Christmas tree and deorated it for the State House rotunda aft er the first tree died and had to be removed.
(December 19, 2005)

Governor Carcieri, with former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, discuss the strategies that it will take to transform our nation's health care system.
(December 16, 2005)

Governor Carcieri witnesses the demolition of an old state building that will help clear the way for a state-of-the-art, $73 million Rhode Island Training School.
(November 30, 2005)

Governor Carcieri persents the Milken Family Foundation award to Andrew Wallace of Exeter-West Greenwich High School. Wallace and Diana Petrosinelli, a teacher at Cranston East High School, received this year's Milken Awards.
(October 26, 2005)

Governor Carcieri signs legislation that protects low and moderate income property owners who face foreclosure due to unpaid taxes.
(October 24, 2005)

Governor Carcieri joins Citizens Bank employee Mike Reed, Lawrence K. Fish, the Chairman President and CEO of Citizens Bank, Brigadier General John Enright, and Lt. Col. Matt Santos at the announcement that Citizens Bank is being honored in Washington for its policies for National Guard employees. Guardsman Reed nominated his company for the award.
(July 15, 2005)

Governor Carcieri welcomed U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Mike Leavitt at a community meeting at the Buttonwoods Community Center in Warwick on Friday to discuss a new Medicaid prescription drug program.
(July 15, 2005)

Governor and Mrs. Carcieri present Allyson Even of Warren, a student at St. Mary's Academy - Bay View, with the First Lady's Award for her project from the 2005 Rhode Island Science and Engineering Fair. The First Lady's Award is presented to the recipient whose project is judged to have the best potential to benefit the State of Rhode Island. Allyson's project showed that the growth of cetain wetland plants could prevent algae growth.

Governor Carcieri spent the day touring local businesses in Cumberland. Here, the Governor visits Hope Global with Cheryl Merchant, president and CEO, makers of woven, knitted and braided textiles and assemblies for industrial and automotive applications. The Governor later hosted a town meeting at the Cumberland Library."(May 25, 2005)

Governor Carcieri, with First Lady Sue Carcieri serves as the honorary co-chair of the Worksite Wellness Council of Rhode Island, told business leaders and employees outside the State House that worksite wellness is no longer considered an employee “benefit,” but a smart way to do business. (May 18, 2005)

Governor Donald L. Carcieri today issued two Executive Orders to ease the financial burdens for Rhode Island National Guard members who are mobilized for duty and their families. Major General Reginald A. Centracchio, Rhode Island�fs Adjutant General and Commanding General of the Rhode Island National Guard, and Brigadier General John Enright look on.
(April 27, 2005)

Governor and Mrs. Carcieri share reading time with Wickford Elementary School children to celebrate Reading Week. They read "Hooway for Wodney Wat", a story about a bright young rodent with a speech impediment, to Mrs. Zoppa's first grade class. Next, they viewed dinosaur lessons with children in Mrs. Chatowsky's kindergarten class. (April 6, 2005)

Governor Carcieri announces the 2005 advertising campaign for Rhode Island tourism, with television and print ads expected to reach 17 million people. the campaing is focused on people living within a day's drive of the Ocean State. The website www.visitRhodeIsland.com offers easy on-line planning for visitors. (January 27, 2005)

Governor Carcieri encourages high school juniors to participate in the free SAT preparation classes provided by the RI Student Loan Authority, which, based on last year's success, will be offered in six school systems this year. The announcement was made at North Providence High School, which was one of the original program participants. (January 27, 2005)

Governor Carcieri salutes a new member of the Rhode Island State Police at the graduation ceremony for 34 individuals who spent the past six months in training. There were 3,500 applications for these slots on the force.(Friday, January 21, 2005)

Governor and Mrs. Carcieri congratulate Gail Armstrong on her painting "Castle Hill", which was awarded the best in show prize in the "Scenes of Rhode Island" show. The entries in the curated show are on display in the Atrium Gallery at One Capitol Hill through January.

Other Events Galleries:

Inauguration Photos | Event Photos 2003 | Event Photos 2004