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Be heard on bus funding before it’s too late

LINING UP: ­Business leaders are being urged to weigh in on potential R.I. Public Transit Authority service cuts. Above, the busy Charlesgate stop on North Main Street in Providence. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO
LINING UP: ­Business leaders are being urged to weigh in on potential R.I. Public Transit Authority service cuts. Above, the busy Charlesgate stop on North Main Street in Providence. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO

Too busy running or managing your own business to pay attention to the public debate over $10 million in proposed budget cuts to the R.I. Public Transit Authority? While understandable, Patrick Crowley, president of the Rhode Island AFL-CIO and RIPTA board secretary, says it’s time to speak up – now. “We need the business community’s

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