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Sue in the News!
Recent Press Features
“There’s nothing more powerful than the truth. When you hear from people with credibility like Sue Anderbois and Terry Gray, that makes all the difference in the world. We are being bombarded: receiving several hundred emails a day from the Rhode Island Center for Freedom and Prosperity..."
SteveAlqhuist.news
January 31, 2026
"If ICE is meant to be enforcing immigration – shooting American citizens, separating children from their parents, and inciting chaos on the streets and outside of schools is completely unnecessary and creating dangerous environments for all who live in America," AnderBois said..."
Providence Journal
January 28, 2026
"Providence City Councilwoman Sue AnderBois, who running against Matos in the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor, is one of the most vocal elected advocates for Rhode Island's aggressive climate policies. AnderBois argues that blame for rising utility bills rests with Rhode Island Energy's insistence on maintaining and upgrading its natural gas infrastructure instead of pivoting toward all renewables..."
Providence Journal
January 26, 2026
"Tonight at Providence City Hall, members of the City Council will formally introduce a rent stabilization ordinance aimed at limiting annual rent increases in the city. Supporters argue the proposal is a necessary response to rapidly rising rents, housing insecurity, and displacement in one of the tightest rental markets in the country..."
Bartholomewtown
January 22, 2026
"Providence City Council member Sue AnderBois, a candidate for lieutenant governor, said that volatility in prices of natural gas, the primary fuel for power generation in New England, and spending on pipeline infrastructure are the real drivers of energy rate increases in the region..."
Providence Journal
January 15, 2026
"Five years ago, we were all watching in horror. It was one of those moments that we will all remember, the kind we will carry with us for the rest of our lives. I’ll share that I was working from home and on a conference call with about 10 people, and suddenly someone said, 'Hey, wait, turn on the TV. I think the U.S. Capitol is under attack'..."
SteveAlqhuist.news
January 7, 2026
"Councilor Sue AnderBois began the holiday event at the park near the Pawtucket line last year. 'Instead, we are gathered here to share light with one another in one of Providence’s darkest times,' AnderBois told the crowd. 'We’re here together to be together and to support'...”
News from the States
December 14, 2025
Providence councilors approved a citywide ban on gas-powered leaf blowers Thursday in its first of two votes on the proposal. The ordinance, introduced by Councilor Sue AnderBois, says the ban would begin in 2028 and take affect by 2033. 'This ordinance is a common-sense commitment to keeping our air clean, clear, and safe for all – while also addressing a loud and disruptive public nuisance'...”
WPRI
October 3, 2025
"A proposed ordinance awaits the Providence City Council, aimed at making all municipal buildings carbon neutral by 2050, with significant progress by 2030. Councilwoman Sue AnderBois told The Providence Journal she is working on the measure with Mayor Brett Smiley's administration as part of a newly announced plan to accelerate the development of green infrastructure, renewable energy and the creation of a workforce to get the job done..."
Providence Journal
September 29, 2025
"At a meeting on Thursday, Sept. 25, the Energy Efficiency Council voted not to endorse the proposal that would cut spending by nearly 20% compared with this year, and 30% compared with what was envisioned in a long-term plan adopted in 2023. 'I feel like we don’t have to settle for not good enough,' said member Sue AnderBois, who also sits on the Providence City Council. 'We can and should be doing more'..."
Providence Journal
September 26, 2025
"Since the City Council enacted Vision Zero, a plan to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries in Providence by 2030, AnderBois has chaired a task force that works across city and state agencies to improve safety on North Main Street. So far, the task force has increased the amount of time pedestrians have to cross the street when the traffic signal changes and established no-turn-on-red rules along the whole corridor..."
Providence Journal
August 28, 2025
"Providence's City Council on May 15 will vote for a second time to ban the use of algorithms by property owners to set rent prices in the city. The ban comes in response to Providence's exponentially increasing rent prices and the worry that purveyors of the price-setting algorithms are operating in Providence. 'Rent increases across the city are being driven by markets and not by what the actual cost is to rent those units,' City Councilor Sue AnderBois said..."
Providence Journal
May 14, 2025
"Rhode Island Speaker of the House Joe Shekarchi shared the Hope High School stage with Providence City Councilmember Sue Anderbois (Ward 3) on Monday to discuss his ongoing efforts to combat the state’s housing crisis. He also answered questions on many other subjects, such as the Life Science Hub, just-cause eviction, rent control, taxing the one percent, the doctor shortage, environmental action, and rent stabilization..."
SteveAlqhuist.news
April 9, 2025
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