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No more PawSox: McCoy stadium sits empty and Pawtucket is looking to fill the void

No more PawSox: McCoy Stadium sits empty, and Pawtucket looks to fill the void WooSox Opening Day on Tuesday is an open wound for PawSox faithful, but Pawtucket is looking to the future By Edward Fitzpatrick Globe Staff,Updated May 10, 2021, 11:59 a.m. Email to a Friend The only sounds coming from McCoy Stadium are birds chirping at the former home of the Pawtucket Red Sox.Matthew J Lee/Globe staff PAWTUCKET, R.I. — In Worcester on Tuesday, fans leaped to their feet as potential Red Sox stars of the future, such as Jarren Duran and Jeter Downs, bounded from the dugout on opening day at shiny new Polar Park.

We have clearly reached a crisis : House Speaker Shekarchi makes housing his priority

‘We have clearly reached a crisis’: House Speaker Shekarchi makes housing his priority Edward Fitzpatrick © Courtesy of HousingWorks RI The Women s Development Corporation s Shannock Village Cottages housing development in Charlestown, Rhode Island. PROVIDENCE During his seven-year tenure, former Rhode Island House Speaker Nicholas A. Mattiello made the elimination of car taxes his priority. This year, while the car tax phaseout continues, new House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi is putting the power of his position behind a new priority: housing. Shekarchi, a Warwick Democrat, has introduced a package of seven housing bills, and some are starting to become law. On April 19, Governor Daniel J. McKee signed a bill into law prohibiting landlords from refusing to rent to people with government housing vouchers. Other bills would create a high-level “housing czar” position within state government and allow cities and towns to count “tiny homes” as aff

Rhode Island s youngest state legislator: An advocate for the working class

Rhode Island s youngest state legislator: An advocate for the working class
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McKee s first budget would legalize marijuana, extend car tax phaseout

Proposed R.I. budget would legalize marijuana, extend car tax phaseout The proposal also calls for restructuring the state-run Eleanor Slater Hospital By Edward Fitzpatrick Globe Staff,Updated March 11, 2021, 4:00 p.m. Email to a Friend Governor Daniel J. McKee delivers inaugural address on the steps of the State House.Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff PROVIDENCE — In his first budget proposal, Governor Dan J. McKee on Thursday outlined an $11.17-billion spending plan that would legalize marijuana, take the next step in the car-tax phaseout, and restructure the state’s Eleanor Slater Hospital. McKee submitted his proposed budget four days after his inauguration ceremony. The former lieutenant governor stepped in to become Rhode Island’s 76th governor after Gina M. Raimondo was confirmed as President Joe Biden’s secretary of Commerce.

Dan McKee s ascension is a game changer for Rhode Island s 2022 governor s race

Dan McKee’s ascension is a game changer for Rhode Island’s 2022 governor’s race Edward Fitzpatrick © Bob Breidenbach Former Lieutenant Governor Daniel J. McKee is sworn in as governor by Secretary of State Nellie M. Gorbea at the State House on Tuesday. Holding the family Bible is his wife, Susan McKee, left. McKee was joined by his son, Matthew, daughter, Kara, and future daughter-in-law, Laura Clifford. PROVIDENCE Heading into this year, Daniel J. McKee was struggling to raise as much money as his likely opponents in the 2022 governor’s race, and he was starving for attention as lieutenant governor, a job where the main task is waiting to fill someone else’s shoes.

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