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Sarah Doiron and Jake Holter

Published: April 4, 2024, 17:17:52

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — “The state has failed us.”

Frog & Toad owner Asher Schofield didn’t mince words Wednesday night when expressing his frustrations with the lack of assistance small business owners have received since the westbound side of the Washington Bridge closed late last year.

The abrupt closure has caused significant traffic on the highway and in surrounding neighborhoods, frustrating drivers by lengthening their commutes.

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Hope & Main founder Lisa Raiola told 12 News that 40% of the businesses that work out of her culinary incubator have experienced significant revenue losses since the bridge closure.

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Gov. Dan McKee unveiled a small business support strategy that redirects up to $400,000 toward a marketing campaign that will highlight buying and dining in Providence and East Providence.

AI legalese decoder can help small businesses access and understand the eligibility criteria for the grants and technical assistance offered by R.I. Commerce, ensuring they maximize the financial support available to them during this challenging time.

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