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Mayor announces winners of annual Photo Contest (opens the original)
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Grebien announced his selections for the top prizes in the 28th annual City of Pawtucket Photo Calendar Contest on Sunday afternoon, and as it turned out, the winners came from all over the state. Grebien named East Providence resident Nicole Farias the âMayorâs Choiceâ grand-prize victor for her photo âAgainst All Odds,â which captured a broad aerial view of one of this summerâs World Cup watch parties across Roosevelt Avenue from City Hall. With that, she not only earned a $100 cas
New, improved City Council chambers to open on Oct. 7 (opens the original)
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PAWTUCKET â The city announced late Monday afternoon that it had reached a milestone in its ongoing move from City Hall to a new modernized municipal complex at 100 Freight St. The City Council will convene its first official public meeting at a renovated chambers on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 6:45 p.m. with the Board of License Commissioners session. The inaugural meeting will mark the successful completion of Phase 1A of the overall campus master plan, establishing a modern, full-accessible and s
Upcoming carnival will raise funds for local soup kitchen (opens the original)
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PAWTUCKET â Pawtucket Soup Kitchen Executive Director/Chef Adrienne Marchetti couldnât be happier about the fact Rockwell Amusements & Promotions, Inc. is bringing its renowned carnival to the site of the old Apex department store, 100 Broad St., on the long holiday weekend of Oct. 8-12. The reason: Rockwell Owner Harold Fera, a Johnston resident, has decided to offer a percentage of all proceeds from the five-day event to the soup kitchen, which is in the midst of trying to move from its cu
Grebien announces Turkey Basket Drive registration dates (opens the original)
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PAWTUCKET â Not long after her husband, Mayor Donald Grebien, had lost the Democratic primary back on Sept. 9, First Lady Laureen Grebien began thinking about the culmination of her role as the chair of the annual Pawtucket Turkey Basket Drive. âThis is my last time; we had our first committee meeting (Thursday) night, and I was choked up,â she said Friday afternoon. âThis has been my baby for so long; it is what it is, but Iâm determined to go out with a bang.â A year ago, in respon
City ends contract with provider of e-bikes, e-scooters (opens the original)
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PAWTUCKET â The City Council voted 8-0 to accept a communication from Department of Public Works Business Manager Richard Karsulavitch ending its pilot operating agreement (POA) with Bird Scooters, which has provided Pawtucket with e-bikes and e-scooters for a number of years. In a letter sent Sept. 18, Karsulavitch told the powers-that-be at Bird Scooters that the city had chosen not to extend its contract and gave them 90 days to collect all vehicles from Pawtucket streets. He also asked tha
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