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Former Barletta Superintendent Suspended from Federal Work - Vimarsana News

Former Barletta Superintendent Suspended from Federal Work

Ex employee suspended from working on federal projects due to illegal dumping of contaminated material on highway project.

Source: enr.com
GoLocalProv | 6/10 Project Supervisor Pleads Not Guilty to Multiple State Felony Charges - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | 6/10 Project Supervisor Pleads Not Guilty to Multiple State Felony Charges

Dennis Ferreira, the project supervisor for Barletta Heavey Machine on the construction of the $410 million 6/10 project, appeared before Magistrate John McBurney in Providence Superior Court on Tuesday morning to plea to multiple state charges.

GoLocalProv | Now Indicted, What Is the Future of Barletta's Half a Billion Dollars in RI Contracts - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Now Indicted, What Is the Future of Barletta's Half a Billion Dollars in RI Contracts

Last week, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha announced the indictment of Barletta Heavy Machine and one of its former top staffers for their role in illegally dumping material in the Olneyville neighborhood in Providence in the summer of 2020 as

Providence Journal top stories: Nature trail fight; plea deal questioned - Vimarsana News

Providence Journal top stories: Nature trail fight; plea deal questioned

Top stories this week include an update on a body at T.F. Green, lawyer John Ciolli's disbarment, and contaminated soil used on the 6-10 road project.

GoLocalProv | TIMELINE: 6/10 Contamination GoLocal Investigation - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | TIMELINE: 6/10 Contamination GoLocal Investigation

A GoLocal exclusive investigation has unveiled the relationship between hundreds of millions of dollars in state contracts, contamination of a Providence neighborhood and misleading statements by some of Rhode Island’s top officials.