2/3/2021
New projects offer promise for Main Street in 2021
Garrett Mancieri, executive director of the Downtown Woonsocket Collaborative, and Melissa Murray, newly elected chairwoman of the DWC board of directors and state Senator for District 24, stand in front of Main Street’s Commercial Block. The building has seen several new businesses open in recent months and will soon be the site of a state-run higher education center. (Breeze photo by Lauren Clem)
WOONSOCKET – A recent boom of small business openings and two major projects on the horizon have members of the Downtown Woonsocket Collaborative feeling optimistic about Main Street’s prospects for the coming year.
now, 48-hour rainfall totals, impressive. anywhere from around an inch in santa rosa to over an inch and a half in san jose. that now will put us with more rainfall in this week since all of eleven at this point. all right, so this windy winter blast happening he across the north, all the way down to the south bay. we re also finding a little bit of pink on the radar there too. yes, low snow levels, down to 2,500 osfeet. we could see 2 t 4 inches at some of our highest levels above 3,000 feet as we head throughout the next 48 hours. when you mention the cold, temperatures right now only in the 40s, where some daytime highs struggled in the north bay to get out of the 40s. now, some of the highlights. winds that top 65 miles per hour, over the past 24 hours. pea-sized hail throughout the peninsula, south bay, andlst ao ast bay. and that low snow tout 2,500 feet. we re tracking a third storm for thursday. i ll have details and the timing on that coming up. and raj, this is much