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April 9 and 16, 2020 Waterfront Commission Virtual Hearings
April 6, 2020April will be a busy month for the Waterfront Commission as we meet to review the application of Kettle Point Apartments, LLC to amend previously approved plans for a total of twelve townhomes in Buildings 6 and 7. This is the third and final phase of construction of 228 rental units at Kettle Point Apartments, as approved by the East Providence Waterfront Commission in 2015 and amended in 2017 and 2019. The applicant proposes to increase the number of approved units from four per building to six. The overall number of units will not increase as the East Providence Waterfront Commission previously approved a related decrease in the number of units in Building 5 (now under construction).
Keep reading...RIDOT Confirms New East Providence Exit, Says Gano Street Exit Will Stay Open
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) last week announced its intentions to keep open the Gano Street exit off of Interstate 195 as part of its long-term, $70 million plan to rehabilitate the Washington Bridge, but the most pertinent news for East Providence was the agency’s formal acknowledgment that a new ramp exiting directly to Waterfront Drive is also to be included in the effort.
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RIDOT says Gano Street ramp will stay open, confirms new East Providence exit
“The new off-ramp directly on to Waterfront Drive will provide the city with significant leverage during the economic recovery once the COVID-19 crisis recedes,” Mr. Fazioli added.
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RIDOT says Gano Street ramp will stay open, confirms new East Providence exit
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PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) last week announced its intentions to keep open the Gano Street exit off of Interstate 195 as part of its long-term, $70 …Efforts to address sea level rise are taking place along the East Providence shoreline with a new experimental approach being implemented at Crescent Beach to battle soil erosion lead by the Nature Conservancy in partnership with the City
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The Smallest State and Why It's Getting Smaller
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The Rhode Island coastline has always been changing because of the winds, waves and tides, but change is expected to accelerate because of rising seas and more powerful coastal storms that are expecte...nerej.com/east-providence-has-skilled-labor-and-suitable-land-for-manufacturing-companies-by-will...
East Providence has skilled labor and suitable land for manufacturing companies - by William Fazioli
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William Fazioli, City of East Providence East Providence is in a solid position to offer several important advantages to existing and prospective ma...Just 10 miles represent a life expectancy difference of almost 33 years, a generation lost due to premature deaths. Overall, any two census tracts in the U.S. can differ in expected life expectancy by 41.2 years, a staggering range. These missing lives have important social and economic costs, for families, communities, and workplaces.
ZIP Code Effect: Your Neighborhood Determines Your Lifespan by as Much as 30 Years - Blue Zones
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Newly released data on life expectancy across the U.S. shows that your ZIP code can be an important factor in determining how long you live.The City's underlying strengths propel new housing developments in 2020 #housing #progress #forward
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Strong attributes serve as building blocks for East Providence - by William Fazioli
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William Fazioli, City of East Providence With a new year upon us the city of East Providence is resolute to continue a patch of sustained economic g...