Providence and WaterFire are linked for the next 20 years thanks to a lease deal that is as good for the city as it is for the nonprofit. City Councilwoman Jo-Anne Ryan was right to call the city’s purchase of the WaterFire Arts Center and $1-a-year lease deal an investment, rather than a bailout. WaterFire
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