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Good signs from Statehouse on business regulation in 2018

MUCH ­HAPPIER NOW: Smoke & Squeal BBQ owner Adam Batchelder is looking forward to the new year, when licensing requirements for food trucks will be simplified thanks to new regulations. 
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MICHAEL SALERNO
MUCH ­HAPPIER NOW: Smoke & Squeal BBQ owner Adam Batchelder is looking forward to the new year, when licensing requirements for food trucks will be simplified thanks to new regulations. 
 / PBN FILE PHOTO/
MICHAEL SALERNO

Rhode Island has a well-deserved reputation for being a high-cost, over-regulated state. And in the last decade, a number of initiatives have been tried to combat the Ocean State’s penchant for gumming up the works of local business. Finally, it looks like some of that effort is paying off. Under the direction of R.I. Department

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