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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
With little debate, Council approves resolutions, Print Works rezoning
The City Council met on Monday night to review their agenda and pass several routine pieces of legislation including zoning changes, and resolutions celebrating diversity,  to support citizens … more
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CRANSTON PRINT WORKS BUILDING: Hoping to soon get a facelift as it is turned into apartments and a storage facility. (Photo courtesy of Cranston Planning Department)
Print Works plans get first approval
The Plan Commission voted  April 4 for initial approval for development of the former Cranston Print Works building, which would bring 129 apartments and a new storage facility to the … more
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WHAT THE FUTURE MAY BRING: The Cranston Print Works site on Cranston Street has been closed for over a decade. Owner and applicant CPW Apartments LLC and CPW True Storage out of Manchester, New Hampshire, propose turning the site into self-storage and multi-family housing. The company will go before the city’s Planning Commission on March 7 for master plan approval and a zone change. (Submitted photo)
Cranston Print Works plan pursued
For approximately a decade, the former Cranston Print Works facility on Cranston Street has sat empty. Trees have grown in the gutters and holes have pitted the roof. According to Planning … more
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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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FUTURE APARTMENTS? The redevelopment proposal for the Cranston Print Works property would see the main mill building on the eastern bank of the Pocasset River, pictured here, converted into nearly 100 apartments and almost 70,000 square feet of self-storage units.
Revival at Print Works
By DANIEL KITTREDGE Cranston Print Works was once home to a thriving manufacturing operation - the oldest textile printing operation in the country, in fact, one founded in 1824 by William Sprague. Around it sprang a mill village that continues to define more
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