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Local artists partner with popular gift shop to help struggling restaurant workers in R I

Local artists partner with popular gift shop to help struggling restaurant workers in R.I. Two local artists help reboot an ’08 economic program, urging people to “Buy Local” and support fellow Rhode Islanders By Alexa Gagosz Globe Staff,Updated April 9, 2021, 2:54 p.m. Email to a Friend Artist Michael Ezzell uses a hair dryer to dry the first printing of a graphic as he prints a design made by a fellow Rhode Island artist onto a t-shirt as part of the Buy Local Rhode Island t-shirt campaign. Shirts are being sold in the Buy Local RI project, which is donating 25% of all sales to the Rhode Island Hospitality Employee Relief Fund. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff

Opinion/Raftus: A very modest proposal for stimulus money

Opinion/Raftus: A very modest proposal for stimulus money By Jim Raftus Jim Raftus is a retired marketing manager who lives in Cumberland. It appears that a second stimulus check will be sent to a majority of Americans. No matter your political view of this government largesse, you will have a personal decision to make: what will you do with the money? Last April my wife and I received a total of $2,400 in stimulus money. We used the new Visa card once to activate the account. The majority of the funds remain untouched. We are not 1-percenters. We are retired seniors on a fixed income, but, thanks to our long-term savings plan, we are “comfortable.”

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