Tag: Nicholas A. Mattiello
Is sports betting a budget fix?
John Taylor recently led a tour of the new $30 million hotel under construction at Twin River Casino in Lincoln, a project he said...
Should the R.I. House put the Pawtucket Red Sox deal passed...
Another week, another PawSox controversy. Build Rhode Island, a labor/management support organization in the construction trades, commissioned and then released a poll gauging public...
Grebien: Performing arts center being considered for Ballpark at Slater Mill...
PAWTUCKET – There are ongoing discussions to incorporate a Pawtucket Performing Arts Center into the proposed Pawtucket Red Sox Ballpark at Slater Mill, Pawtucket...
Which poll is right on PawSox?
What does the public think of the current financing proposal for a new ballpark for the Pawtucket Red Sox?
Ask House Speaker Nicholas A. Mattiello,...
Mattiello bill would allow patients to partially fill painkiller prescriptions
PROVIDENCE – Speaker of the House Nicholas A. Mattiello, D-Cranston, has introduced legislation that would give patients the option of only partially filling their...
New Commerce RI President Jesse Saglio promises ‘more of the same’...
Since October 2015, Jesse Saglio, 46, has been a key behind-the-scenes player at R.I. Commerce Corp., most recently serving as managing director and head...
Senate approves PawSox legislation, now moves to House
PROVIDENCE – The state Senate approved enabling legislation Tuesday for construction of a new ballpark for the Pawtucket Red Sox, sending the financing package...
PawSox legislation moves forward in Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday voted in favor of legislation to help finance an $83-$85 million Triple-A baseball stadium for...
G.A.’s 2018 session sure to be a contentious, significant one
With an estimated $60 million budget shortfall in fiscal 2018 and another $200 million in fiscal 2019, Rhode Island’s elected leaders are faced with...
Mattiello not showing leadership
House Speaker Nicholas A. Mattiello is content, apparently, to be a vessel for his “constituents,” as opposed to showing a little leadership when approaching...