PROVIDENCE – Flock license plate readers and the future of Kennedy Plaza emerged as major dividing lines Wednesday in the city’s mayoral race, as the three candidates debated downtown issues at a forum at Track 15. Democratic challenger Rep. David Morales called for canceling the city’s Flock contract, citing privacy and data-sharing concerns. Morales said Flock’s
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Morales is a very average person, very average indeed, when what Providence needs as mayor is someone bright, forward thinking and not someone who tests the wind before taking a position. His views on Kennedy Plaza cements his reputation as a candidate Providence does need.