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Rhode Island the second state to ban “scorched-earth” covenants on grocery stores
Rhode Island the second state to ban “scorched-earth” covenants on grocery stores Zachary Whalen Mon, 08/31/2026 - 08:00
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Primary Image Caption Woonsocket’s Price Rite is the only grocery store to serve the town’s 45,000 residents. In a move to bring more grocery stores to its cities, Rhode Island has become the second state to ban restrictive covenants. The July legislation is a part of Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos’s Fair Pri…
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Rhode Island the second state to ban “scorched-earth” covenants on grocery stores
Rhode Island the second state to ban “scorched-earth” covenants on grocery stores Zachary Whalen Mon, 08/31/2026 - 08:00 Primary Image Primary Image Caption Woonsocket’s Price Rite is the only grocery store to serve the town’s 45,000 residents. In a move to bring more grocery stores to its cities, Rhode Island has become the second state to ban restrictive covenants. The July legislation is a part of Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos’s Fair Pri…
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