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Neighborhood supports new homes near Smithfield Coffee Connection

SMITHFIELD – With neighborhood opposition scarce, new homes in a commercial zone on Douglas Pike appear to be on course for approval by the Smithfield Planning Board. Property owner Domenic Grieco, of Harris Holdings LLC, and his experts presented to the…

October 18, 2026

Old library at a new price: Own a piece of Foster history

FOSTER – The asking price for the historic Tyler Free Library building, 81 Moosup Valley Road, has been cut by $25,000. First listed at $415,000 on July 22, the price went down to $390,000 on Sept. 3, according to a listing…

September 9, 2026

No official stop-work order in place for North Providence storage facility

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Work has been ongoing at a Douglas Avenue storage facility, despite the Town Council’s vote last week to order a stoppage to construction. Town Solicitor Anthony Gallone explained that the town’s zoning official, Brent Wiegand, is waiting…

September 8, 2026

Check out episode one of The Story with Walt Buteau

We’ve launched The Story (Shorey) with Walt Buteau, a new podcast featuring Walt Buteau and Ethan Shorey. We’re going all-in on life and business in the Ocean State and surrounding communities, as two news guys with decades of storytelling experience.…

September 7, 2026

Woonsocket’s Longley Building sold, mixed project next

WOONSOCKET – Advocates for the city’s downtown are celebrating the sale of the Longley Building, saying they’re optimistic about its future. Mandy Loux and Jesse Andrews, of Gold Door Commercial, made the announcement on Wednesday. “(The) Longley Building is finally sold,”…

September 5, 2026

Five Burrillville homes sold for more than $800,000 from June through August

BURRILLVILLE – From June 1 through Aug. 30, 10 single-family homes in town sold for $600,000 or more, according to listings, with half of those seeing a sale price exceeding $800,000. The five exceeding the $800,000 threshold were: • 55…

September 4, 2026

McKee administration awards $4.8 million for Pawtucket and Central Falls to purchase old mill complex

PAWTUCKET/CENTRAL FALLS – Gov. Dan McKee’s administration announced that it has awarded $4.875 million to the Pawtucket Redevelopment Agency and Central Falls Redevelopment Agency to purchase the former Conant Thread–Coats & Clark Mill Complex District from a private owner. The…

September 4, 2026

State investing in affordable housing portion of Pawtucket’s Tidewater project

PAWTUCKET – The city’s aggressive riverfront transformation took a big step forward this week with the announcement of a $21.1 million state housing investment to support development of 76 new affordable homes. The homes are part of Pennrose’s Tidewater School…

September 1, 2026

Properties near Diamond Hill roundabouts seeing strong interest

CUMBERLAND – A cluster of properties located on Diamond Hill Road just after the off-ramp from I-295 north toward the Chapel Four Corners intersection is seeing interest from a number of potential buyers. The properties are being marketed for various…

August 31, 2026

Planning Board members hold their nose, approve massive Rankin Estates development in North Smithfield

NORTH SMITHFIELD – The long planned and vigorously contested Rankin Estates housing development off Douglas Pike has taken its most significant step forward, despite intense opposition. Planning Board members said during their Thursday, Aug. 27, meeting that they were left with…

August 29, 2026

Lincoln bans data centers, Cumberland could be next

LINCOLN/CUMBERLAND – Officials in Lincoln have effectively banned development of data centers in all of the town’s zoning districts, and Cumberland appears to be up next. Lincoln Councilor Ken Pichette explained to colleagues at an Aug. 18 meeting that he proposed…

August 26, 2026

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