IN AN ANALYSIS released Friday, the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council found that the state can afford the seven bond initiatives that will be in the March 2 special election.
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council supports borrowing for the seven bond initiatives that will be considered by voters in a special election on March 2, the council said in analysis released Friday. In total, the proposed bonds combine for $400 million in debt, the largest bond referenda in the state to date.…
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