No matter how you slice it, all the news regarding public employee pensions in Rhode Island is bad. The Municipal Pension Study Commission headed by state Auditor General Ernest A. Almonte has found that 24 municipal pension plans covering some 14,000 workers have a combined $1.7 billion unfunded liability. The underfunding in the state-run Municipal
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