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Taxes · Providence

'Everything's being looked at': Smiley mulling tax hikes, cuts in 2025

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) -- Mayor Brett Smiley said Providence residents should expect a tax hike next year, although the mayor said he's still figuring out the details. “I don't have any choice," Smiley said in a recent interview with Target 12. The move comes after the city's $15 million school funding settlement with the R.I. Department of Education, which controls the Providence Public Schools District. An initial payment of $4 million, whic…See the Story

Providence, Rhode Island · Providence

Music, dancing: Restaurant owners say they need a change in Providence

Providence City Council President Rachel M. Miller has withdrawn a proposal to loosen music and dancing restrictions at restaurants citywide after some residents expressed fears about increased noise, but restaurant owners say they’ll continue to lobby for changes, insisting that they need them to attract customers. Miller had proposed rewriting an ordinance on “incidental entertainment” […]See the Story

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