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Earlier this week, East Greenwich officials along with Bill Fazioli, the Executive Director at the state Infrastructure Bank (RIIB), toured the town’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) including a tour of

On a beautiful spring day, the East Greenwich Rotary Club welcomed members of the Town of East Greenwich Administration to Scalloptown Park for a dedication of a park bench donated

In the hopes of receiving state funding, the East Greenwich council has applied for about $490,000 grant for, what town manager Andy Nota says will “give the downtown area a

RIPTA will hold a board meeting on March 28 at 1:30 p.m. at 269 Melrose Street in Providence and East Greenwich town manager Andy Nota along with Kennedy Plaza Resilience

After numerous phone calls, emails, and several joint meetings, the East Greenwich town council and school committee are on the same page on how they are going to proceed with

East Greenwich town council is hoping to hold the line on the 2024 fiscal year tax rate, according to town manager Andy Nota speaking at a recent joint meeting with

East Greenwich’s town council continues to move forward with a school improvement bond referendum that will appear on the Nov. 7 General Election ballot.

East Greenwich department chairs were prepared to answer any questions as part of the May 8 town council proposed budget public hearing. In a message to council members and residents,

The school department, after putting the finishing touches on its solar project Wednesday, will start reaping the rewards of a system that is expected to generate most of the district’s electricity. “Our hope is that in the near future our solar photovoltaic systems will generate over 100 percent of the department’s energy,” said Peter Anderson,

For the East Greenwich town council it’s all about the money when it comes to addressing the school district’s overcrowding and substandard schools problem.