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Officials ensure the streetcar system will open in time for 2026.

At its meeting Tuesday night, the Auburn City Council approved an agreement with an engineering firm to create regulations that the city hopes will result in improved project design and

Watch for transportation agencies and departments to begin looking beyond the cadre of civil engineers as they tackle social equity and previously unrealized challenges like extreme weather.

WOONSOCKET – The smell along Cumberland Hill Road has wafted between mildly annoying and horribly stinky in the neighborhood for years, but it went to another level over the past

ICTSI has outlined a significant proposal for the expansion of the Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) in Melbourne.

Razon-led International Container Terminal Services Inc. plans to spend $343 million to expand its operations in the Port of Melbourne in a bid to make it the largest of its kind in Australia.

The Tucker City Council, at its Feb. 13 meeting, approved a contract with Lowe Engineers to manage public works maintenance. 

The city will close the westbound lane of 7700 and 7800 blocks of St. Charles Avenue beginning Friday (Feb. 3) at 7 a.m. This lane shift will last for approximately four weeks, according to the Mayor’s Office. The roadway will remain open in both directions on St. Charles Avenue outside of the detoured lane. Vehicular […]

WOONSOCKET – Public Works Director Steve D’Agostino says the city will be forced to go in a different direction if Synagro Technologies does not improve their facilities on Cumberland Hill

‘Even the people where I work, I guess at the beginning they didn’t know much about basketball but now they’re asking, ‘Are you ready for the final?”