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Home > News > R.I. expects $130 million for special projects

December 16th, 2009

R.I. expects $130 million for special projects

Abstract:
Rhode Island stands to get more than $130 million worth of special projects in the coming year — ranging from the replacement of the Pawtucket River Bridge to the creation of an Alzheimer's disease treatment program at Butler Hospital — as part of a catch-all, $446.8-billion spending bill that has been sent to President Obama's desk for his signature.

The bill contains money for education and research as well. URI and Brown University will share $1.25 million for nanotechnology research.

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