
Gov. Gina M. Raimondo started 2020, her sixth year as governor, by outlining her priorities to improve education, affordable housing and job opportunities for Rhode Islanders. Within months, the COVID-19 pandemic upended those plans. Raimondo declared a state of emergency on March 9 due to the dangers COVID-19 posed to health and life, and for
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