Legislators push new housing rules, one community pushes back
One of Rhode Island's most powerful politicians looks to change the old real estate adage of location, location, location.
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One of Rhode Island's most powerful politicians looks to change the old real estate adage of location, location, location.
The Narragansett Town Council put off a resolution at Monday night’s meeting requesting permission from the General Assembly to borrow and spend $3 million on affordable housing projects.
Narragansett – Town Council President Ewa Dzwierzynski said this week that the council plans to revisit a sewer waiver for Plot V, Lot 40 on Point Judith Road, which, if
The Narragansett Town Council unanimously approved a pair of motions for the Maury Loontjens Memorial Library renovation project Monday evening — the first being to ratify and accept a change
Narragansett residents voiced their disapproval of the Town Council’s recent decision to reject a four-year contract offer from the Narrow River Kayaks during the open forum portion of the Town