Rhode Island’s cities will drive its economy in the future and leaders should focus investments on the existing assets and people within them, according to a proposed economic-development plan for the state. Weighing in at 181 pages plus appendices, the plan is an exhaustive compilation of business-community priorities, entrepreneurial trends, executive-branch initiatives, social-justice goals, environmental…
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