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Water committee in North Smithfield recommends changes - Vimarsana News

Water committee in North Smithfield recommends changes

NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Water Supply Review Committee has proposed enhancements to an original ordinance exempting businesses from being part of the Water Supply Overlay District.

Elections, hazing investigation among top stories for N. Smithfield in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Elections, hazing investigation among top stories for N. Smithfield in 2022

NORTH SMITHFIELD — Local elections and the decisions residents make on their leaders have lasting impacts on how a town looks and operates, and North Smithfield voters put their stamp

Zoning Board denies MST's proposed variances - Vimarsana News

Zoning Board denies MST's proposed variances

NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Zoning Board last week denied an application from Material Sample Technologies for a dimensional variances, including for relief for front, side, and rear setbacks for storage

Zoning asks for alternative plan for Central Street project - Vimarsana News

Zoning asks for alternative plan for Central Street project

NORTH SMITHFIELD – Material Sampling Technologies on Tuesday presented its refined renderings for a proposed loading dock, as well as a request for dimensional variances for a controversial 23,700-square-foot building

Residents petition against manufacturing building as consideration postponed - Vimarsana News

Residents petition against manufacturing building as consideration postponed

NORTH SMITHFIELD – Residents turned out in force at the North Smithfield Zoning Board meeting on Tuesday to express their disapproval for a proposed 23,700-square-foot building on Central Street, but