Land Use

Banking Campus Development Quickly Moving into Woods

Open Season on Rhode Island’s ‘Special’ Places

Citizens Bank Agrees to Tax Deal for New Corporate Campus

Brown Hopes to Pave Over Neglected Housing

Little more than a year ago, President Obama signed legislation establishing the Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park. Now the National Park Service is undertaking the multiyear process of making the park operational.

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Tragic Death Gives Way to Environmental Rebirth

Bankrupted Quarrying Operation Leaves Behind Scars

R.I. Must Ensure Development of I-195 Land Isn’t All Wet

SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Mother Nature made herself seen and heard during a contentious Zoning Board of Review meeting July 15 that resulted in a ruling against a proposed condominium development at the edge of one the state’s most environmentally sensitive salt ponds.

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Movement Builds for Replacing 6-10 Connector

Land Restoration Helps Revive Polluted Urban River

Land Trust Turning Waterfront Parcel into Native Garden

BRISTOL, R.I. — Blithewold, Old English for “happy woodland,” has been committed to the art of gardening since the property was bought by Augustus Van Wickle and his wife, Bessie, in 1895

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Opportunity Knocks Where Toxins Hide

Providence’s New Pedestrian Bridge to Connect East to West

Technology Reveals Hidden New England Heritage

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Blackstone River Park Prepares for National Stage

Zoning Board Rejects Potter Pond Development

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Gardeners Sow Property with Chemical-Free Soil

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