AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTransportation: I-195 has reopened in East Providence after the Potter Street Bridge demolition. The bridge will be rebuilt over the next 12–18 months as part of the Washington Bridge project, with added westbound lanes planned. Housing: A new report finds homeownership out of reach across Rhode Island communities; buying a median-priced home in Narragansett requires annual income of about $281,000. Clean Energy: Revolution Wind, 15 miles off the Rhode Island coast, is now fully operational and contracted to supply 400 megawatts to Rhode Island Energy. Election Results: Helena Foulkes won the governor’s race and David Morales was elected Providence mayor as Democrats made gains statewide. Voters approved $450 million in borrowing across three bonds but rejected two other bond proposals. Local Business: Providence’s Sin Bakery is closing after 24 years, with owner Jennifer Luxmoore holding a sale of its equipment and furnishings.
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