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NORTH PROVIDENCE – Though no final determination has been made on what will happen with the former public safety complex property at 1967 Mineral Spring Ave., it appears that sentiment
NORTH PROVIDENCE – The initial reaction by residents to the idea of a hotel being developed at the town’s former public safety complex was less than positive over the past
NORTH PROVIDENCE – Shane Piche, the Planning Board member and local developer who was the lone no vote on the board against a plan to build a self-storage facility at
NORTH PROVIDENCE – Seemingly unable to find a path forward on the full-scale redevelopment of the former public safety complex property at 1967 Mineral Spring Ave., town officials on Monday
Douglas Construction has purchased 198 acres off Route 6 at 605 Providence Pike and 200 Hubbard Hill Road in Killingly, after acquiring another large parcel in the town earlier this year. The two properties in the recent sale sold for $1.6 million, according to Ron Lyman, CEO of Westbrook-based Lyman Real Estate Brokerage & Development. Lyman broker Carolyn Trotta represented the buyer and seller. Douglas Construction has obtained a zoning change from Rural Development to Planned Commercial for the 177-acre property.