Education, recreational cannabis top ballot priorities

READY TO GROW: Roger Williams Park Zoo Executive Director Stacey Johnson hopes voters approve a bond request that includes $12 million for a new education center and events pavilion at the zoo. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO
READY TO GROW: Roger Williams Park Zoo Executive Director Stacey Johnson hopes voters approve a bond request that includes $12 million for a new education center and events pavilion at the zoo. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO
PROVIDENCE – Voters at the polls today aren't just deciding the state's elected officials – they'll also approve or deny up to $400 million in bonds for infrastructure improvements across Rhode Island. And in thirty-one of the state's cities and towns, voters will also have their say in whether long-anticipated recreational cannabis sales, which the…

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