U.S. cities are littered with the aftermath of the horrific mistakes of 1950s and ’60s urban “renewal” projects. For this reason alone, when a government decides it wants to start directing how land is developed, everyone should take two, three or a dozen steps back. Last week, the R.I. Senate was scheduled to hear testimony
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What a pointless and vague editorial. Did you really just waste 200 words saying nothing? Really?