One month after adjourning without a budget for fiscal 2018, the two houses of Rhode Island’s General Assembly resolved their differences and agreed to pass the budget. Should we cheer now? It would be one thing to label this tempest in a teapot a self-inflicted wound. In fact, it’s more like the heads of the
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