Schools reopen after illnesses
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Schools in three communities decided to reopen today because health investigators found no link between an elementary student who contracted meningitis and three others in the state who were infected with encephalitis.
More than 20,000 Rhode Island students were kept out of school Thursday and Friday as authorities searched for a possible link between the cases.
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