Clovis Gregor News Today

Conversion was part of a redevelopment plan to pave over the field.

PAWTUCKET – Speed humps will be installed at two crosswalk locations in Slater Park by this summer, according to Parks and Recreation Director John Blais, one at the Looff Carousel

PAWTUCKET – City, school, and state officials will meet in a special forum this week to hash out various issues with funding blamed in part on staffing upheaval both for

PAWTUCKET – City Councilor Clovis Gregor and others are demanding better cleanup efforts on and around 1 Moshassuck St., site of the former Microfibres factory and a future new large-scale

PAWTUCKET – In a split vote last week, the City Council approved the controversial appointment of John “Jack” Gannon as the city’s top Municipal Court judge.

PAWTUCKET – The matter of proposed pay raises for the mayor and members of the City Council should be resolved no later than late May, says City Council President Terry

PAWTUCKET – The cost of a true conversion of the city’s 1930s City Hall building into a modern office building would likely be between $90 million and $95 million, city

Pawtucket officials debate whether City Hall has a future

PAWTUCKET – Some $6.25 million of the city’s $58.3 million dollars in American Rescue Plan Act funds have been spent to date, while $42.8 million has been allocated for projects.

PAWTUCKET – It’s all systems ahead for a new unified high school at the site of McCoy Stadium, after the City Council transferred site control to the Pawtucket School Department.