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Local Tribe Opposes Power Plant and LNG Projects

PROVIDENCE — A local Native American tribe is stepping in to oppose the two largest fossil-fuel projects in Rhode Island and warned that it might use tactics such as occupying property if the projects move forward.

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Low Wages Minimize Rhode Island’s Economy

Tens of millions of working Americans, from adjunct professors to elderly-care providers to fast-food employees, aren’t paid a living wage. In fact, 26 percent of the U.S. workforce earns less than $10.55 an hour, according to The State of Working America, an ongoing analysis published since 1988 by the Economic Policy Institute.

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Revamped Downtown Isolated City’s West Side

PROVIDENCE — When the city embarked on its massive Capital Center redevelopment project in the early 1980s, then-mayor Buddy Cianci said: “Times have changed, but there is no reason why we should have to give up our birthright, which is access to the water.”

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