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PAWTUCKET – City residents will see McCoy Stadium knocked down in early spring of next year to make way for a new unified city high school, says Mayor Donald Grebien,

PAWTUCKET – Of all school speed zone cameras in Pawtucket, the two on Newport Avenue continue to generate the most tickets and the most angst among drivers who receive tickets

PAWTUCKET – The City Council is considering a compromise solution this week that would maintain a portion of the Morley Field property as recreation space even as the rest is

PAWTUCKET – Despite pushback from a few councilors and members of the public, the City Council last week voted to move forward with the purchase of nearly 10 acres of

PAWTUCKET – Despite pushback from a few councilors and members of the public, the City Council last week voted to move forward with the purchase of nearly 10 acres of

PAWTUCKET – Global shipping provider FedEx is now leasing the former New England Motor Freight facility across from McCoy Stadium, planning a new distribution center that’s expected to bring a

PAWTUCKET – A proposed change to the city’s tax treaty with Fortuitous Partners would see the developer pay $400,000 annually to Pawtucket in new property taxes, with a small escalator

PAWTUCKET – Despite plenty of moving pieces and more than a little political jockeying, state and local officials say they expect Pawtucket’s riverfront development, centered on a new soccer stadium,

PAWTUCKET – The most likely use for the former Angelica Textile Services property at 482 Pawtucket Ave. is either industrial and manufacturing space, with the next up being potential residential

PAWTUCKET – New city policies aimed at making Pawtucket a cleaner place and reducing complaints about dumped items are set to go to the City Council’s ordinance subcommittee.