Opinions differ how funding delay impacts soccer stadium project

PAWTUCKET OFFICIALS gave decided to delay issuing $27 million in public bonds planned to help finance the Tidewater Landing project. / COURTESY FORTUITOUS PARTNERS
PAWTUCKET OFFICIALS gave decided to delay issuing $27 million in public bonds planned to help finance the Tidewater Landing project. / COURTESY FORTUITOUS PARTNERS
PAWTUCKET – With a timeout called on the central part of the funding for the Tidewater Landing project, supporters and detractors of the 10,500-seat United Soccer League stadium development remain on opposite sides regarding how this could affect the project's future. City officials confirmed on Thursday that the issuance of $27 million in public bonds…

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