Podcast: Leader Filippi on Tara Granahan Show to Discuss IGT Contract and DCYF Rally

PODCAST: Leader Filippi on Tara Granahan Show to discuss IGT contract and DCYF rally

8/6/2019

House Minority Leader Blake A Filippi joined the Tara Granahan Show to discuss the IGT contract, and also about a DCYF rally for more workers.

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Rhode Island House of Representatives Minority Office
Rhode Island State House, Room 106
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E: sstenhouse@rilegislature.gov
C: 401-487-5582

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