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The Rhode Island Supreme Court upheld a preliminary injunction protecting singer Vanessa Carlton and her family from noise disturbances and harassment by neighboring property owners in Warwick. Carlton and her husband filed the lawsuit after noise from industrial development nearby disrupted their home and recording studio. The court ruled the opposition’s actions violated local noise limits and constituted harassment, granting Carlton legal protection.
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