
PAWTUCKET – Live soccer matches and other events are still months away from happening at the stadium at Tidewater Landing. But that hasn’t stopped Rhode Island FC and stadium officials from introducing the new state-of-the-art facility to an energized public in an up close and personal way. The reigning United Soccer League Championship Eastern Conference
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