ProvPort proposal a good test of Providence’s business intent

Providence City Council President Luis A. Aponte talks with fellow council members David Salvatore, left, and Carmen Castillo. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO
Providence City Council President Luis A. Aponte talks with fellow council members David Salvatore, left, and Carmen Castillo. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO

Last week a Canadian company requested a 12-year tax-stabilization plan for a cement-distribution facility it wants to build on land controlled by the Port of Providence. It is unclear at the moment just how large the facility will be, but McInnis Cement intends to make the site a regional transfer center for its products. Of

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