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It’s been debated in Government Center and by the public for the past six months, but Tuesday the City Council finally made the decision to reject the sale of the Bank Street Armory to a local d...

After months of debate, the City Council rejected the sale of the Bank Street Armory to local developer Alan Macomber and plans for market rate housing.

Connecticut Main Street Center will be hosting a Jan. 11 webinar entitled “CT Humanities Grant Funding for Main Street Projects.”

These were the Top 5 stories of the past week, according to Herald News readers

According to the digital edition of the Fall River Herald, the Bank Street Armory in Fall River has a local developer interested defined by a backgrounD of transforming old city buildings for redevel...

A recent donation to the Main Street Project not only leaves a warm and fuzzy feeling in the heart, ...

A recent donation to the Main Street Project not only leaves a warm and fuzzy feeling in the heart, ...

Giving out thousand dollar bonuses after tax reform was passed. fifth third bank corp raising their minimum wage to $15 an hour. thats well and good. the question is will this mean meaningful hiring for these companies in the long term? >> right. >> will it? >> i dont want to poo-poo anything any company does to benefit workers, i think thats great, but i do see these as more like token gestures. what i would have loved to have seen in the tax program is more of a quid pro quo written in, if you...