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If only there was a chance to laugh at the bridge
STORY OF THE WEEK: Back in the day, the approach of the end of February would signal the time for the Providence Newspaper Guild Follies – the bygone annual satiric sendup of the year in Rhode … more
Cranston continues property revaluation
As Cranston continues to complete a city-wide Property Revaluation, the city has partnered with Vision Government Solution, Inc. and RRC Engineering Contractors to complete exterior residential and … more
House passes Biah’s bill that would tax certain nonprofit properties
The House of Representatives has passed legislation (2023-H 5782A) sponsored by Rep. Nathan W. Biah (D-Dist. 3, Providence) which would tax property owned by nonprofit institutions that is leased or … more
STARTING THINGS OFF: City Council President Chris Paplauskas, left, convenes Saturday’s special meeting at the Cranston Print Works property. Looking on, from left, are Planning Director Jason Pezzullo, Planning Commission Chairman Michael Smith, Chris Reynolds of Brady Sullivan Properties and attorney Robert Murray
‘We’ve got nothing like this’
By DANIEL KITTREDGE Situated at the intersection of Cranston Street and Dyer Avenue, on the east bank of the Pocasset River, the former Cranston Print Works property has shaped the surrounding area for generations. From inside the sprawling property, more
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Preservation Society of Newport County set to open more properties
The Preservation Society of Newport County will open Marble House and the gardens and grounds of The Elms, beginning Friday, May 28, just in time for the start of Memorial Day weekend. The Breakers and Green Animals Topiary Garden are both already open more
REUNITED AT T’S: General Treasurer Seth Magaziner, left, presents T’s Restaurant owner Anthony Tomaselli, second left, with a check for $3,655 as part of a new push to reunited businesses and nonprofits across the state with unclaimed property. Also pictured, from left, are state Sen. Joshua Miller (D-Dist. 28, Cranston), state Rep. Jacquelyn Baginski (D-Dist. 17, Cranston) and Ward 1 City Councilwoman Lammis Vargas, who is the director of the treasurer’s Unclaimed Property Program.
Treasurer’s unclaimed property push boosts pair of Cranston restaurants
By DANIEL KITTREDGE A pair of Cranston businesses were reunited with unclaimed property checks Monday as part of a broader statewide initiative through the office of General Treasurer Seth Magaziner. Accompanied by Lammis Vargas - who represents Ward 1 more
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