Nearly $800M in local bonds approved in 11 R.I. communities

THE $137.2 MILLION BOND that North Kingstown voters approved to replace the aging Wickford Middle School, pictured, and renovate Davisville Middle School was part of nearly $800 million in local bonds approved in 11 Rhode Island cities and towns on Tuesday. / COURTESY WICKFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL
THE $137.2 MILLION BOND that North Kingstown voters approved to replace the aging Wickford Middle School, pictured, and renovate Davisville Middle School was part of nearly $800 million in local bonds approved in 11 Rhode Island cities and towns on Tuesday. / COURTESY WICKFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL

PROVIDENCE – Voters in 11 Rhode Island communities signed off on nearly $800 million in bonds for various projects, including housing, school construction and renovations and capital projects, in their respective cities and towns in Tuesday’s general election. One East Bay town did say no on a multimillion-dollar bond question to install new artificial turf

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