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RI affordable housing: Will state pay $28 million for 160 affordable units? - Vimarsana News

RI affordable housing: Will state pay $28 million for 160 affordable units?

Four nonprofits have banded together to push forward a 160-unit affordable apartment complex, but will the state fund it?

Boston Globe Rhode Island earns 37 Rhode Island Press Association awards - Vimarsana News

Boston Globe Rhode Island earns 37 Rhode Island Press Association awards

The awards include first place finishes in business, education, feature writing, investigative reporting, tourism, and hard news, as well as awards for best website and ongoing coverage of homelessness in Rhode Island.

GoLocalProv | Superman Building Today: Smell of Urine, Graffiti and Decay — Developer Poised to Ask for More - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Superman Building Today: Smell of Urine, Graffiti and Decay — Developer Poised to Ask for More

It was just last April when Rhode Island and Providence officials hosted a State House press conference with the developer David Sweetser of High Rock Development, owners of the Superman Building, to announce a long-awaited deal to revitalize Providence.

OP-ED: The Rain from Fane May Cause Others to Abstain - Vimarsana News

OP-ED: The Rain from Fane May Cause Others to Abstain

Thoughts on city development projects on the horizon in the wake of Fane Tower’s demise

'Pain is coming': Rhode Island governor slams the Fed as high-profile projects hit skids - Vimarsana News

'Pain is coming': Rhode Island governor slams the Fed as high-profile projects hit skids

Gov. Dan McKee said he's drafting a letter asking the central bank to stop raising interest rates.

Source: wpri.com