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DEVELOPERS PLAN to turn the former Slater Cotton Mill in Pawtucket into 124 condominiums. City leaders hope the project will help bring more people downtown. /

Slater mill joins growing Pawtucket condo market

New Hampshire-based developer Brady Sullivan Properties plans to renovate one of Pawtucket’s historic mills into 124 condominiums that city leaders hope will help lure...
CHINESE LAUNDRY Executive Chef Nick Rabar applies lemon zest to sushi as he and Sous Chef Luis Cruz prepare for the resturant's opening at 121 North Main St. /

Asian fare finds home with flair

Through thick, clear glass that’s part of the floor in the main dining room at Chinese Laundry, customers will be able to look down...
SHOP WORK EAT LIVE LOCAL, a development planned on Westminster by the West Broadway Neighborhood Association, will include a 1,750-square-foot store. /

Providence nonprofit tries on developer’s cap

In Providence’s West Side Arts District, a nonprofit neighborhood group is trying its hand at new construction with a small-scale, mixed-use project that has...
RICHARD GAMACHE, vice president at Elmhurst Extended Care, said that proposed cuts to Medicaid funding could hurt the state’s nursing homes. /

Nursing homes face financial crisis

As vice president/administrator of Roger Williams Medical Center Elmhurst Extended Care, Richard Gamache has tried to change the way employees and patients interact in...

Governor’s office defends historic tax credit cap

With a deficit this fiscal year of $150 million and a projected $384 million shortfall in the fiscal year beginning July 1, the state...
IT’S CHEESY: Farmestead will be opening its first satellite store on Westminister St., next door to ENO Fine Wine and Spirits in downtown Providence. /

Mixing cheese and wine on Downcity thoroughfare

With an expansion into downtown Providence, Farmstead Inc., the cheese mongers of Wayland Square, hope to capitalize on business lunches and take-away diners, as...
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Credit cap threatens ongoing projects

During 2003, the year after Maryland imposed a $30 million cap on its historic preservation tax-credit program, developers Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse started...
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Rising foreclosures are a sign of troubled economy

Skyrocketing foreclosure notices mean the slump in real estate prices and the subprime lending crisis aren’t going away soon, says Vincent Valvo, group publisher...

American Printing to add 50 manufacturing jobs

EAST PROVIDENCE – American Printing is gearing up to nearly double its work force, adding 50 manufacturing jobs over the next 18 months. “We have...

Bank of America tower sells for $33M

PROVIDENCE – The state’s tallest skyscraper, the Art Deco-style Bank of America Building at 111 Westminster St., has been sold. The $33 million transaction closed...
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