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Attorney General rejects five-year plan for Fatima, Roger Williams (opens the original)
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PROVIDENCE â Attorney General Peter Neronha has rejected a five-year strategic plan submitted by the new owners of Our Lady of Fatima Hospital and Roger Williams Medical Center, with officials from the hospital system now expected to submit a new plan by the end of next week. In a letter to attorneys for hospital owner CharterCARE sent on Friday, Sept. 25, Neronha says a new strategic plan must be submitted no later than Friday, Oct. 2. The decision comes amid concerns about the nonprofitâs
Planning board delays decision on Baird Ave. housing after contentious hearing (opens the original)
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NORTH PROVIDENCE â A hearing on a heavily opposed plan to establish 48 units of housing on a property on Baird Avenue was continued this week, following a heated meeting with a presentation and public testimony that lasted several hours. Discussion covered several potential issues with the project, and members of the Planning Board may have a tough decision ahead. Elements of the project and deliberations include a court order; two separate active applications for the lot; an unusual septic pl
Charles Street housing project moves forward (opens the original)
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NORTH PROVIDENCE â A developer hoping to build 32 housing units inside what was once the âNational Athletic Clubâ on Charles Street received an early go-ahead from the Planning Board last week with members voting 4-1 to move the project forward. TKO Realty LLC, of Providence, had initially indicated a plan to create 29 units, but a team representing the developer said they have since decided to eliminate the commercial component of the project. Instead, the early plan envisions converting
After decades in Cumberland, 13th World organizers move focus to Palmer location (opens the original)
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CUMBERLAND â For the first time since 2002, Diamond Hill Park in Cumberland will be relatively quiet in the weeks leading up to Halloween. 13th World doled out its final scares to thousands of visitors to the park in 2025 before packing up the clown masks, the prop chainsaws, doll heads, and fog machines one last time. âThere were several factors that went into the decision, but ultimately we realized that Palmer is where we can build the kind of experience we envision for 13th World,â sai
Thornton: No action required following concerns about alleged SAT cheating (opens the original)
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CUMBERLAND â Reports that three Cumberland students were investigated for potentially cheating on the SAT were confirmed this week, with Supt. Philip Thornton claiming that it was ultimately concluded no action was required in the matter. Thornton said that concerns about one classroom of students who took the SAT on March 31, were brought to the attention of administrators by a teacher. The district, he said, conducted a âpreliminary review of potential testing irregularities.â Thornton s
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