Meshell Adamo News Today

GLOCESTER – Purple Cat Antique and Refine Center co-owner Al Costantino says plans are still moving forward to renovate one of the two trolley cars uncovered in the demolition of

FOSTER/GLOCESTER – Foster and Glocester kept to the beat of their drums this year as both ignored state voting trends, opted for Republicans in the election, and continued progress at

GLOCESTER – Owners of the under-progress Purple Cat Antique Co. say construction is moving at a good pace to be able to open sometime next year.

GLOCESTER – Demolition of the outer layers of the Purple Cat diner has exposed two trolley cars that once housed the restaurant, and were covered decades ago to protect the

GLOCESTER – Plans for the Purple Cat Antique and Refine Center show six buildings, including eight one-bedroom apartments, five retail units, a central courtyard and a curb-front store to encourage

GLOCESTER – In 1929, the LaVoie family of Glocester converted two trolley cars from the Old Woonsocket Fairmont line into a diner and kitchen, opening the doors to the Purple