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Ethics Commission will investigate McKee's 'free lunch' with lobbyist. What to know. - Vimarsana News

Ethics Commission will investigate McKee's 'free lunch' with lobbyist. What to know.

A Republican Party complaint claimed the $228 lunch violated the $25 gift limit in the code of ethics for public officials.

Source: yahoo.com
McKee's lunch at Capital Grille with lobbyist subject of ethics investigation - Vimarsana News

McKee's lunch at Capital Grille with lobbyist subject of ethics investigation

A Republican Party complaint claimed the $228 lunch violated the $25 gift limit in the code of ethics for public officials.

'It's insulting': Residents mourn end to redevelopment plans for Cranston Street Armory - Vimarsana News

'It's insulting': Residents mourn end to redevelopment plans for Cranston Street Armory

“The big take-away: They’re blaming the building, they’re blaming the community, and they’re blaming Scout for the state’s own bad behavior,” said one neighbor after state terminated its contract with the developer.

McKee cancels contract with armory developer tied to botched Philly trip - Vimarsana News

McKee cancels contract with armory developer tied to botched Philly trip

The canceled contract comes after months of controversy that began with a botched business trip to Philadelphia.

Source: wpri.com
Cranston Street Armory: R.I. to terminate development contract with Scout Ltd. - Vimarsana News

Cranston Street Armory: R.I. to terminate development contract with Scout Ltd.

A consulting firm hired by the state determined the Cranston Street Armory project as proposed by Philadelphia-based Scout Ltd. would not be “in the financial interest of the state taxpayers.”