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Newport drinks and other spring restaurant news

There will be a Rhodium Cocktail Dinner with three courses paired with three craft drinks made with the artisanal spirit at the the Rooftop at the Providence G, 100 Dorrance St., Providence, (401) 632-4904, on Thursday, April 22 at 6 p.m. The cost is $65 and there is complimentary valet parking. The setting is on the west terrace. The dinner is in partnership with Rhodium Spirits of Pawtucket. To reserve a seat, visit rooftopattheg.com/events  A Kentucky Derby event for May 1, from 5 to 8 p.m., is set for the Ballroom at the Providence G,100 Dorrance St., Providence. The race will be live streamed while cocktails and hors d’ouevres will be served. There will be live entertainment and prizes for the best dressed woman, man and couple, sponsored by Woodford Reserve and High Limb Cider. The cost is $40.00 which includes plated hors d’ouevres and a Woodford Reserve Mint Julep in a keepsake mug. Cash bar is available. There is complimentary valet parking. To reser

RI Senate approves gradual increase to $15 minimum wage

RI Senate approves gradual increase to $15 minimum wage Patrick Anderson and Katherine Gregg, The Providence Journal © The Providence Journal, file / Sandor Bodo With an unprecedented volume of mail-in voting expected, the winners of some close General Assembly races likely won t be known until long after election night. The state Senate on Wednesday moved Rhode Island closer to a $15-an-hour minimum wage.  In the end, after extending the timeline, the senators voted 30 to 6 to raise the state s minimum wage from $11.50 an hour in stages from $12.25 on Jan.1, 2022, to $13 on Jan.1, 2023, to $14 a year on Jan. 1, 2024, and $15 on Jan. 1, 2025. Raising the state minimum wage to $15 an hour has been a long-term goal of progressive advocates and labor unions, but small business groups have attacked it as a job killer.

RI Senate approves minimum wage hike to $15 hour by 2025

Raising the state minimum wage to $15 an hour has been a long-term goal of progressive advocates and labor unions, but small business groups have attacked it as a job killer. Both Massachusetts and Connecticut have approved multiyear minimum wage increases that maintain higher wages than the legislation passed by the Senate. Massachusetts is set to get to $15 an hour by Jan. 1, 2023 and Connecticut by June 1 of the same year. Senate leaders passed up on a more aggressive proposal from Sen. Frank Ciccone, a Providence Democrat, which, in addition to moving to a $15 minimum wage by July, 2023, would have raised the tipped minimum wage and created automatic inflation-triggered increases in the minimum wage after 2024.

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