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Lt. Gov. McKee floats relief plan on his own

QUESTIONING RAIMONDO: Lt. Gov. Daniel McKee has been critical of the way fellow Democrat Gov. Gina M. Raimondo has handled the state's $1.25 billion allocation of federal COVID-19 aid. / COURTESY OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Lt. Gov. Daniel J. McKee is proposing using a portion of Rhode Island’s $1.25 billion in federal COVID-19 relief funds to create grant and loan programs for struggling small businesses, but the proposal doesn’t appear to be garnering much support from other state leaders. McKee’s plan calls for the state to issue grants monthly to

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