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Thirty Rhode Islanders with incomes of $10 million or more will pay less income tax than previously thought; is this fair?
Recalculations of the amount of income tax the 30 highest-income Rhode Islanders show that instead of paying more in taxes, they will pay less in 2011. What do you think of that? more
What is most important to you when making a decision to locate a business or add a facility?
Which of the supplied list of impediments would matter most to you if you were deciding on locating a new business or adding on to an existing business in Rhode Island? more
Can Rhode Island’s newly elected public officials turn around the state’s economy in the next year?
Rhode Island has been hard hit by the Great Recession, and its citizens are looking for leadership among its elected officials, including Governor-elect Lincoln Chafee. Will the newly elected be … more
Should private donations make up the funding shortfall for the new Providence pedestrian bridge?
The winning design for the new pedestrian bridge over the Providence River has a price tag of $4 million to $5 million. But the city only has $2 million to cover construction costs. Who will pay for the difference? more
What do you think of the new plan to transform the Arcade into a mixed residential-retail property?
Last week developer Evan Granoff announced a $7 million plan to rehabilitate the historic Arcade building and turn it into a mixed-use complex of shops and “micro-loft” apartments. What do you think of the plan? more
Should Brown and other large nonprofits pay property tax to their host municipality?
With Providence Mayor more
Are Rhode Island’s coming “compassion centers” the best way for medical marijuana to be dispensed to patients?
Should Rhode Island raise parking fees at its beaches this summer to help generate more revenue?
In his fiscal year 2012 budget proposal, Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee asked that parking fees at state beaches be raised. The change – the first since 2002 – would generate an additional $1.9 million … more
Was the R.I. EDC board right to grant Toray Plastics $1 million to build a solar energy array at its Quonset facility?
When was the last time you attended a play at Trinity Repertory Company, the Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre or the Providence Performing Arts Center?
Thanks to a $250,000 gift from former Nortek CEO Richard L. Bready, Trinity Repertory Company Artistic Director Curt Columbus is now “The Richard L. Bready Artistic Director.” The gift … more
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