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The Atlantic Mills Tenant Union (AMTU) has continued to demand collective bargaining with the prospective buyers of the complex and is demanding that the Olneyville Neighborhood Association (ONA), a tenant in the Mills, retain access to their classroom space in the Mills as they are faced with an eviction notice from current management. The group…
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The inside of the new Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) History Museum on Hospital Street in the Jewelry District was washed in sunlight on a Thursday afternoon. The walls, newly painted in yellow, pink, and purple, bring to life the stories of the Asian diaspora across the country. The displays are organized into thematic…
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This article is the second in a two-part series. This year marks the Cranston Street Armory’s eleventh listing on the Most Endangered Places list. Residents of the West End have been organizing around the redevelopment of the castle-like building for decades, and each proposal thus far has been met with defeat. This cycle of renewed…
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This article is the first in a two-part series. This year marks the Cranston Street Armory’s eleventh listing on the Most Endangered Places list. Residents of the West End have been organizing around the redevelopment of the castle-like building for decades, and each proposal thus far has been met with defeat. This cycle of renewed…
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The local architecture firm behind some of Providence’s most thoughtful new designs. Providence has its unlikely treasures, and one of them is the brainy, singularly creative architecture firm known as 3Six0. The small firm’s two founders and principals — Chris Bardt and Kyna Leski — are Harvard-trained RISD professors who happen to be husband and…
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