
The post-retirement benefit Armageddon that awaits Providence has inspired a state legislator to offer up a bill that would help the city deal with the issue with seemingly few political consequences. The legislation establishes a statewide water-supply authority that would take over the administrative responsibility for managing any or all of the state’s 490 public
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