License plates honoring Dominican residents signed into law

PROVIDENCE DEMOCRATS Sen. Ana Quezada, left, and Rep. Grace Diaz at the ceremonial bill signing of legislation creating a license plate honoring Dominican culture on Aug. 14 at Roger Williams Park. The legislators introduced the bills to the General Assembly to establish the new license plates. / COURTESY R.I. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
PROVIDENCE DEMOCRATS Sen. Ana Quezada, left, and Rep. Grace Diaz at the ceremonial bill signing of legislation creating a license plate honoring Dominican culture on Aug. 14 at Roger Williams Park. The legislators introduced the bills to the General Assembly to establish the new license plates. / COURTESY R.I. GENERAL ASSEMBLY

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island now has a new license plate that honors Dominican heritage, culture and identity across the state.  Gov. Daniel J. McKee signed a law in June that authorizes the R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles to make available special registration plates benefiting the Dominican Independence and Heritage Award Committee of Rhode Island.  The

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