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Deal on pension cuts heads off high-stakes challenge
'If a city files for bankruptcy it changes everything.'
By Patrick Anderson
PBN Staff Writer
In early May, Providence Mayor Angel Taveras said retired city workers just didn’t understand the problems their pensions, some with annual 6 percent compounded increases, were causing the city. More
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