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Pandemic hasn’t stopped momentum for redevelopment in East Prov.

NEW USES: East Providence Mayor Roberto DaSilva says waterfront redevelopment will help the city attract more residents and visitors. He’s pictured on a public pier at the Kettle Point development. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO
NEW USES: East Providence Mayor Roberto DaSilva says waterfront redevelopment will help the city attract more residents and visitors. He’s pictured on a public pier at the Kettle Point development. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO

It’s too soon to predict the pandemic’s long-term effects on development across the state and region, but the early signs in East Providence are encouraging. The city has been working to redevelop what once was industrial waterfront property for nearly two decades. The Great Recession in 2008 stalled some early progress but, as this week’s

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