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General treasurer has innovative plans

By Arlene Violet
Posted 4/20/17

Kudos to General Treasurer Seth Magaziner for coming up with 2 great proposals, one of which would strengthen municipal pensions and the other which stimulates loans to small Rhode Island businesses. …

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