While the health and financial threats posed by an ongoing pandemic remain ever-present in the Ocean State, the General Assembly begins 2022 in the fiscally enviable position of having more money to spend than members know what to do with. The incongruous nature of those circumstances is likely to make this election-year legislative session among
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