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Shekarchi hires chief of staff to Sen Reed

Shekarchi hires chief of staff to Sen. Reed Katherine Gregg, The Providence Journal © The Providence Journal Rep. K. Joseph Shekarchi takes the podium for the first time as Speaker of the Rhode Island House of Representatives on Tuesday afternoon. PROVIDENCE Newly elected House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi has hired Raymond D. Simone away from U.S. Sen. Jack Reed to become his chief of staff. Simone has been Reed s chief of staff for 30 years, since Reed was first sworn in to the U.S. House of Representatives in January 1991, and then into the U.S. Senate in January 1997. “Raymond is widely respected on both sides of the aisle and has a proven track record. I am grateful to Senator Reed for allowing Raymond to serve with me for this critical coming session, Shekarchi said. 

GoLocalProv | Simone Long-Time Sen Reed Aide, Will Serve As Speaker Shekarchi s Chief of Staff

Shekarchi announces Simone as Chief of Staff Speaker Joe Shekarchi announced Tuesday that Ray Simone longtime staffer for U.S. Senator Jack Reed, will serve as his chief of staff.  “I wanted the best person for the job and Raymond is a perfect fit.  He is a highly-skilled, dedicated public servant who I have known for over thirty years.  He’s got the experience and drive this job demands and I’m thrilled he will lead my staff as we work to overcome COVID and deliver for the people of Rhode Island,” said Speaker Shekarchi.  “Raymond is widely respected on both sides of the aisle and has a proven track record.  I am grateful to Senator Reed for allowing Raymond to serve with me for this critical coming session.”

Bradley School Board OKs tax levy, hears remote learning update

BRADLEY — The Bradley Elementary School Board approved the 2020 tax levy and heard a brief update on remote learning Thursday. District 61 Finance Director Nicole McCarty recapped the levy request during a truth in taxation hearing before the regular board meeting. She said there were no changes to the estimates since the preliminary levy was presented and approved last month. In total, the levy request was for about $10.4 million, including $10,128,956 in corporate and special purpose property taxes and $272,165 in debt service taxes. McCarty said she expects the district will receive closer to $10.3 million in tax revenue, which makes up nearly half the district’s total funds.

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