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Pawtucket council calls for review, citation of Narragansett Park Plaza project (opens the original)
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PAWTUCKET â Members of the Pawtucket City Council voted on Sept. 23 to call for a zoning review of the Narragansett Park Plaza project, a major 250,000 square foot mixed-use development led by the Carpionato Group to be located along Newport Avenue and Beverage Hill Avenue. Council President Terrence Mercer referred to the current state of the project as âan eyesoreâ and said that the city clerksâ office, under his directive, previously reached out to the projectâs developers to âgiv
Flock camera review, Morley Field reopening among Greenman's first priorities as Pawtucket mayor next year (opens the original)
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PAWTUCKET â On the same day last week that he was scheduled to meet with incumbent Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien to begin discussing his transition into office next year, Democratic primary winner Adam Greenman confirmed with The Breeze that he will be ordering a 30-to-45-day review of the cityâs Flock camera system âon day one.â Greenman is unopposed in the November general election. He said his goal is to âbring closure to that issue,â as well as to âcreate opportunity for publi
Shea High School closed Monday due to storm impacts (opens the original)
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PAWTUCKET â On Sunday morning, Sept. 27, the Pawtucket School Department notified students and families through social media that Shea High School will be closed on Monday, Sept. 28, "due to storm-related impacts to the building." According to Supt. Randy Buck, this weekend's rain storm "caused water to enter several areas of Shea High School." "Our facilities team is working on the affected spaces, and we're using Monday's closure to complete cleanup and prepare classrooms for students," Buck
Conversion of Lonsdale Avenue home to teacher parking approved by officials (opens the original)
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CENTRAL FALLS â City of Central Falls and School Board officials discussed and approved a $200,000 appropriation earlier this month to demolish and convert the yellow house located at 767-777 Lonsdale Avenue into 15 parking spaces for Central Falls High School teachers. Officials said during the Central Falls School Board's Sept. 8 meeting that the appropriation comes from district fund dollars so that they can enter into a partnership with the city of Central Falls to demolish and develop the
Juvenile charged with possessing firearm at Central Falls High School (opens the original)
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CENTRAL FALLS â According to a Central Falls Police Department news release, a 16-year-old juvenile male was taken into custody on Sept. 22 after Central Falls High School officials discovered a firearm in his possession. Central Falls High School's administration and the school resource officer were notified that a male student was possibly in possession of a firearm on school property, says the release. School administrators immediately responded by searching the studentâs backpack, where
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