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Providence rejects lease transfer for Skyline at Waterplace, going ahead with eviction trial - Vimarsana News

Providence rejects lease transfer for Skyline at Waterplace, going ahead with eviction trial

The Providence Parks Commissioners rejected an offer by a newly formed East Greenwich company to take over the lease of Skyline at Waterplace. The city is moving ahead with a trial in two weeks to evict Skyline.

Providence considers new tenant for Skyline at Waterplace venue - Vimarsana News

Providence considers new tenant for Skyline at Waterplace venue

The city Board of Parks Commissioners heard a proposal Wednesday from Ithaka LLC, a newly formed East Greenwich company, and its principal, Matthew Tsimikas, to take over the lease of the struggling venue.

Skyline owners seek to transfer lease of Providence RI venue to East Greenwich company - Vimarsana News

Skyline owners seek to transfer lease of Providence RI venue to East Greenwich company

The owners of the Skyline at Waterplace are asking the city of Providence to allow an East Greenwich company to take over their lease of the downtown event venue.

Claims made to OTC Markets misstate Memorial Hospital development plans - Vimarsana News

Claims made to OTC Markets misstate Memorial Hospital development plans

Michael Mota’s public company is making all kinds of claims to investors and the OTC markets about what it’s doing with the former Memorial Hospital. But those claims aren’t true — and that’s a problem under federal securities laws.

Florida company may be fined $110k for clear-cutting protected mangrove trees - Vimarsana News

Florida company may be fined $110k for clear-cutting protected mangrove trees

Rhode Island businessman Michael Mota told Florida Department of Environmental Protection investigators in May that he represented the resort’s owner. He blamed the cut trees on storm damage.