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TWO COUSINS LLC RECEIVED APPROVAL from the Providence City Plan Commission for plans to demolish the former Army Navy Surplus store and two other buildings at 279 Thayer St., to build a four-story, mixed-use apartment building in its place. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE CITY PLAN COMMISSION

Providence commission approves redevelopment of closed Army Navy Surplus

Economic Activity 05/18/2022

PROVIDENCE – Plans to tear down three structures, including the former Army Navy Surplus store, which was in business for 40 years at 279...

WITH 217 PARKING SPACES, and 178 apartment units, a six-story building at 220 Blackstone St. received preliminary plan approval from the Providence city Plan Commission on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE CITY PLAN COMMISSION

Parking-heavy 178-unit apartment project OK’d by Providence commission

Economic Activity 01/18/2022

PROVIDENCE – While members of the public and several commissioners expressed concerns about an overabundance of parking, and a few wished there could be...

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