More pressure on cost-burdened Rhode Islanders, more calls for housing

Housing advocates and state and local officials who gathered Thursday in the community room of a new 176-unit Providence apartment building for formerly homeless adults called the development a sign of progress after decades of underinvestment. The Summer Street Apartments, which opened last year, is also a reminder of how much more housing the state […]

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