Pare Engineering News Today

NORTH SMITHFIELD – With $1 million leftover in this year’s operational budget, some reserves, and another $355,700 on its way from the Rhode Island Island Department of Transportation, the town

WOONSOCKET – City Council members have approved an engineering design for the Cass Park athletic complex, but say they are concerned about the location of a proposed community center in

CUMBERLAND – Costs to replace the Rawson Pond Dam could be far more than initially considered, setting up an interesting debate over if and how it should be replaced.

At a January 25 special meeting of the Westerly Town Council concerning the Potter Hill Dam, Town Councilor Joy Cordio, in a Chicken Little falsetto, squealed:

CUMBERLAND – The Rawson Pond Dam was looking its age long before it gave way overnight last Saturday, and now town officials are investigating the circumstances around its failure and

Crews began dismantling one of the old East Bay Bike Path trestle bridges late last month.   Once the demolition of both bike path bridges is complete, new bridges will be constructed and …

Issues from abutters voiced at a recent Planning Board meeting revealed that driveway and traffic study concerns appear to be the two main points on which the developers have yet to offer a satisfying solution.

SMITHFIELD – A development on Route 44 is expected to move forward despite losing its “anchor” store.

WOONSOCKET – Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt has told the School Committee that the city is going to build what they can at Cass Park when it comes to a new field

CUMBERLAND – The final phase of a multi-part improvement project at Diamond Hill Park will see the park’s man-made pond improved into an attractive centerpiece.