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Summer camp reopens as 40 condos

NARRAGANSETT – Rhode Island Housing and the Narragansett Affordable Housing Corporation today will celebrate will celebrate the transformation of a former summer camp into...
MASS. GOV. DEVAL L. PATRICK yesterday announced the awarding of a $1.3 million grant to help complete infrastructure projects associated with the New Bedford Fairhaven Mills Rehabilitation Project. /

N.B. mill project gets $1.3M infrastructure aid

NEW BEDFORD – The Fairhaven Mills Rehabilitation Project got a boost with the announcement yesterday of a $1.3 million public-infrastructure grant. Gov. Deval L. Patrick...
SWEET SOUNDS: Paul Lowe and Sidy Maiga play soprano sax and drums at festivities in Providence held to announce the lineup for Sound Session 2008. The weeklong festival begins on July 6. /

Fundraisers aren’t singing the blues

A few months ago, Pawtucket Economic & Cultural Affairs Officer Herbert Weiss doubted he could match the money raised for the Pawtucket Arts Festival...
BRIAN A. NICHOLS, a Providence native who is now deputy chief of the U.S. Embassy in Bogota, said recently that Colombia has the potential to become a polarizing political issue. /

R.I. firms have interest in stalled Colombia talks

The free-trade agreement with Colombia that’s stalled in Congress would, if passed, benefit some Rhode Island companies, according to Brian A. Nichols, deputy chief...
FISHING MAVEN DAVE HENAULT  says his newest Ocean State Tackle location, in Coventry, is the largest of the three and will cater to local anglers and those headed toward Charlestown and Westerly. /

The cutting edge of fishing gear

Ocean State Tackle owner Dave Henault is a hands-on manager, the kind who doesn’t think twice about telling a reporter to hold on the...

ALGAL BLOOMS in 2005 led to the closing of some shellfishing areas in Bourne and other parts of Massachusetts. /

NOAA site informs businesses about shellfish

Scientists at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution on Cape Cod predict that harmful algal blooms this year in the waters off Massachusetts and Maine could...
ISLAND HOSPITALITY: Caren and John Kempf own three inns on Block Island, all centrally located about a mile from Old Harbor. Competition is keen, with more than 50 places to stay on the island. /

Owners are working to put mark on island inns

About three years ago, Caren Kempf and her husband, John, were looking for a business to invest in, something that would propel them into...
AS PART OF A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN to re-establish a mixed-use neighborhood along the Woonasquatucket River, Olneyville 
Housing Corp. plans to add 120 affordable housing units, shown above in rendering. Below, a similar neighborhood-revitalization effort 
is being undertaken by the Pawtucket Citizens Development Corporation. /

R.I. Housing supports creation of 4 ‘village centers’

Frank Shea, executive director of the nonprofit Olneyville Housing Corporation, is concerned that redevelopment on Providence’s West Side has been pushing working families out...

Townhouses planned at Bristol’s historic Belvedere

As a requirement for securing the R.I. Coastal Resource Management Council’s approval for new construction of a residential building at the Belvedere at Bristol...
DEMOLITION of the Grove Street Elementary School began in February but was halted by the city due to a permit issue. /

PPS releases list of Most Endangered Properties

The Providence Preservation Society last week announced its 2008 Most Endangered Properties List, which this year includes a Smith Hill theater, an East Side...
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