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Historic building in Providence gets a new chapter (opens the original)
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — A historic building on North Main Street in Providence is getting a new chapter. The former Green Line Apothecary pharmacy and soda fountain at 905 North Main St. has been transformed into seven new apartment units. The former Green Line Apothecary pharmacy and soda fountain at 905 North Main Street has been transformed into seven new apartment units. (WJAR) The apartments range from 300 to 750 square feet, with monthly rents ranging from $1,600 to $2,700, according to
Rhode Islanders deal with power outages as slow-moving storm passes through region (opens the original)
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(WJAR) — Rhode Islanders are dealing with power outages as a slow-moving nor’easter passes through the region. Rhode Island Energy President Greg Cornett said Saturday afternoon that the utility had restored the vast majority of customers affected by the storm Friday night, but warned that outage numbers could continue to fluctuate through Saturday. "I don’t think we’re through the worst of it just yet," said Cornett. Power has been restored to thousands of customers since this morning, but scat
Strong winds, rough surf raise erosion concerns along Rhode Island coast (opens the original)
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NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (WJAR) — Strong winds and high waves built along the Rhode Island coast Friday, drawing spectators to Narragansett Town Beach as conditions worsened. A high wind warning is in effect, with coastal gusts of 45 to 60 mph possible. “Every time there’s a big storm, I like to come down and see the waves,” said Mary Ann Joyal of North Smithfield. The rough surf also raises concerns about coastal flooding and beach erosion. “It’s easier for storms like this to erode our beaches,” sai
Boaters secure vessels along Rhode Island coast ahead of nor'easter (opens the original)
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As a nor’easter approaches New England, boat owners along the Rhode Island coast are taking precautions to protect their vessels ahead of the storm. (WJAR) As a nor’easter approaches New England, boat owners along the Rhode Island coast are taking precautions to protect their vessels ahead of the storm. At Point Judith Marina, boats were being hauled out of the water Thursday, including vessels belonging to owners who could not make it to the marina. Marina staff are also helping care for boats
Divers find wreck believed to be fishing boat lost off Block Island in 2019 (opens the original)
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BLOCK ISLAND, R.I. (WJAR) — Seven years after a Rhode Island fishing boat sank off Block Island, a privately funded underwater investigation has located a wreck believed to be the vessel, along with possible human remains. The F/V Mistress sank during a winter storm in 2019, killing Capt. Oscar Diaz and his nephew and deckhand, John Ansay Jr. The Coast Guard searched for the wreck at the time but did not find it. The nonprofit Green Oceans said its divers found a wreck in about 92 feet of water,
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