Some new projects on the former Interstate 195 land have heightened concerns about incentives that favor new development in certain areas of Providence at the expense of other areas, particularly the city’s old financial district. One example: Bank Rhode Island, which on Oct. 5 announced it was moving its headquarters out of the Turks Head
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Joe Paolino is correct. Kudos to him for calling out this mere “reshuffling of the deck chairs on the Titanic”.