Latest Breaking News On - பாவிடுக்கேத் ஆயுதக் களஞ்சியம் கலைகள் மையம் - Page 1 : comparemela.com

1,300 plants, 81 pounds of weed seized at closed Pawtucket theater

1,300 plants, 81 pounds of weed seized at closed Pawtucket theater
providencejournal.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from providencejournal.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Donita naylorTimothy grahamPawtucket armory arts centerExchange stGamm theatrePawtucket armory artsடோனிடா நெய்லர்தீமோத்தேயு கிரஹாம்பாவிடுக்கேத் ஆயுதக் களஞ்சியம் கலைகள் மையம்பரிமாற்றம் ஸ்டம்ப்காம் திரையரங்கம்பாவிடுக்கேத் ஆயுதக் களஞ்சியம் கலைகள்

Armory project moves forward amid tight construction market

5/19/2021 Armory project moves forward amid tight construction market A developer is working to turn the former Woonsocket Armory at 316 South Main St. into an arts center. (Breeze photo by Lauren Clem) WOONSOCKET – A New Hampshire-based developer is moving forward with his plans to turn the former Woonsocket Armory into an arts center, though city officials are split on how many incentives to offer the project. Brian Thibeault, who also owns the Pawtucket Armory Arts Center and The Times building in Pawtucket, told The Breeze he has closed on the purchase of the South Main Street property from Saint James Baptist Church. Over the past year, he said, he’s done minor work to protect the building from further water damage.

John messierJohn desimoneBrian thibeaultLauren clemGarrett mancieriJames cournoyerBianca policastroCity councilSaint james baptist churchCommerce corpPawtucket armory arts centerDuringa city councilWoonsocket armoryNew hampshire basedSouth main streetSaint james baptist

CYO Center building will become apartments

3/3/2021 CYO Center building will become apartments John Messier and Leszek “Les” Przybylko plan to turn the former CYO Center building into apartments. (Breeze photo by Lauren Clem) WOONSOCKET – A pair of developers who’ve already taken on two projects in the Main Street area have purchased the former Father Marot CYO Center on Federal Street and have plans to turn it into apartments. John Messier and Leszek “Les” Przybylko have purchased the property for $350,000, according to CYO Center Director Leo Fontaine. The sale includes two adjacent buildings at 77 Federal St. and 122 Clinton St. and the parking lot next door. Messier confirmed the sale to The Valley Breeze on Monday and said the two partners plan to develop the buildings into apartments.

Rhode islandUnited statesJohn messierLeo fontaineBrian thibeaultLauren clemLeszek les przybylkoCity councilStanislaus kostka churchNorthern rhode island higher education centerPawtucket armory arts centerRailroad stMain streetFather marotFederal streetDirector leo