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iGaming in RI gets hearing but RI Lottery is concerned. Here's why - Vimarsana News

iGaming in RI gets hearing but RI Lottery is concerned. Here's why

Bally's lobbyist predicted the state would net $210 million in new gambling tax revenue over five years.

URI's 2023 food summit will 'Set the Table for a 2030 Food Vision' – URI News - Vimarsana News

URI's 2023 food summit will 'Set the Table for a 2030 Food Vision' – URI News

While Rhode Island’s food sector is one of its largest – representing nearly $4.5 billion in aggregate economic output and supporting 70,000 jobs – the state is still overly reliant on distant food producers, importing approximately 90% of its food. On Weds., Jan. 18, at 9 a.m., state government, academic, business, and community partners will come together virtually to discuss critical food system issues and work together to build a stronger, more resilient, sustainable, and more equitable food system for Rhode Island. The three-hour event will be live-streamed. ...

Source: uri.edu
Homeless advocates, RIers living in tents march to Dan Mckee's office - Vimarsana News

Homeless advocates, RIers living in tents march to Dan Mckee's office

Current funding should create 274 new shelter beds. But when any of the new beds will become available for people living outside now is unclear.

RI regulators approve higher gas rates, but soften blow with credits - Vimarsana News

RI regulators approve higher gas rates, but soften blow with credits

Rhode Island utilities regulators approved increases in rates for natural gas, but softened the impact on customers through bill credits.

RI regulators approve higher gas rates, but soften blow with credits - Vimarsana News

RI regulators approve higher gas rates, but soften blow with credits

Rhode Island utilities regulators approved increases in rates for natural gas, but softened the impact on customers through bill credits.