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December 28, 2023
PAWTUCKET – From the opening of a new train station to planning for a future unified high school, from the start of construction on a new soccer stadium to the
April 12, 2023
PAWTUCKET – If all goes according to plan, a new label for Pawtucket can be added to craft beer capital, pinball capital, and likely future soccer capital of Rhode Island.
April 12, 2023
PAWTUCKET – Not yet two years into their nonprofit experiment, the owners of the Pawtucket Electromagnetic Pinball Museum say the response from the public has been beyond their wildest dreams.
February 1, 2023
PAWTUCKET – The Light House Skate Park at the Creative Commerce Center is on its way out and will likely be converted into residential units, says building owner and developer
October 5, 2022
PAWTUCKET – Three years into his dream revival of a Pawtucket mill building, the job was feeling more like a nightmare, says Wayne Rosenberg, but then, he said, the project
July 15, 2022
The Electromagnetic Pinball Museum in Pawtucket, Rhode Island has more than quadrupled its pinball machine collection to around 130 machines since opening a year ago, according to a report in The Valley Breeze. The non-profit museum and arcade is locatedโฆ
July 14, 2022
PAWTUCKET – Since opening a year ago, the Electromagnetic Pinball Museum in Pawtucket has more than quadrupled its collection of pinball machines and is beginning to make a national name
June 9, 2021
6/8/2021 Owners seek license for interactive pinball museum An interior view of the Electromagnetic Pinball Museum and Restoration set to open July 1 at 881 Main St. in Pawtucket. PAWTUCKET โ A new attraction called the Electromagnetic Pinball Museum and Restoration is coming to the Creative Commerce Center at 881 Main St., the revitalized former Vitrus Building, where patrons will be able to pay one fee to play games all day. Michael Pare, who runs the nonprofit with Emily Rose and David Paq...