There’s a compelling case that Rhode Island can never spend enough on affordable housing to meet the growing need. It’s part of the argument supporters are making for why voters this year should approve another $120 million housing bond. Since 2006, Rhode Island voters have approved $310 million in housing bonds, including $120 million in
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