Tag: Gina M. Raimondo
Raimondo announces 17 nominees for URI’s board of trustees
PROVIDENCE – The former CEO and president of CVS Health Corp., a former R.I. lieutenant governor and the Laborers’ International Union of North America’s...
Do you support Gov. Gina M. Raimondo’s proposal to create state-run...
Gov. Gina M. Raimondo’s fiscal 2021 budget plan would legalize adult recreational marijuana sales. But instead of privately run stores, such as how medical marijuana...
Raimondo’s fiscal 2021 budget sees stable tax rates on banks, credit...
PROVIDENCE – State taxes on banks and credit unions won’t change in fiscal 2021, according to Gov. Gina M. Raimondo’s proposed budget. Taxes on financial...
T.F. Green Airport’s growth plans thrown off course
In early October 2017, a crowd of state and federal officials descended on T.F. Green Airport in Warwick, celebrating the completion of a runway...
A longer end to the car tax included in Raimondo’s 2021...
PROVIDENCE – The car tax is going away, but not as quickly as planned, under the fiscal 2021 budget proposal introduced by Gov. Gina...
Baccus to step down as veterans home administrator in March
PROVIDENCE – Gen. Rick Baccus announced he will be stepping down in March from serving as the administrator of the Rhode Island Veterans Home...
R.I. receives $27M federal grant to support early childhood education
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island has received a substantial federal grant to help with early childhood education in the state. Gov. Gina M. Raimondo announced Tuesday...
Beacon Mutual to return $6M in dividends to policyholders
WARWICK – Beacon Mutual Insurance Co. on Tuesday announced it will distribute $6 million in dividend payments to its “safest policyholders,” the largest dividend...
Raimondo budget seeks criminal justice reforms
PROVIDENCE – Gov. Gina M. Raimondo highlighted criminal justice reforms included in her proposed fiscal 2021 budget on Monday, at the Minister's Alliance Martin...
R.I. Director of Medicaid Tigue to depart in Feb.
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Medicaid Director and Assistant Secretary for Health Patrick M. Tigue will leave state employment for the private sector effective Feb. 1,...
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