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Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) is facing service cuts due to a lack of support from the General Assembly, while Helena Foulkes pledges to fund and expand bus services.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 30
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Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) is facing service cuts due to a lack of support from the General Assembly, while Helena Foulkes pledges to fund and expand bus services.

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  1. Helena Foulkes called for an agency review of state infrastructure projects managed by a state agency.Sub-event
  2. RIPTA faces cuts due to General Assembly inaction; Foulkes pledges funding for expansion.1 source

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  • ecori.orgEnvironmental Organizations Endorse Foulkes for Governor, Citing Stances on Transit, Electric Rates - ecoRI News
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