Neighbors press commissioners over blasting, buffers and expired permits at Natick Solar hearing At a lengthy Cranston Planning Commission hearing, the Natick Solar applicant defended changes that reduce panel count and use screw-driven foundations while abutters and attorneys raised concerns about blasting near a high-pressure pipeline, the adequacy of visual buffers in winter, an expired DEM permit renewal, and alleged undisclosed changes to the project. The commission continued the hearing to January for further review.

Neighbors are raising alarms over blasting near a high-pressure pipeline and concerns about visual buffers at the contentious Natick Avenue solar project hearing.

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Public Comments Address Road Width Controversy at Vaughn Lane Meeting Community members discuss public road usage and historical easement width at Vaughn Lane.

Tensions rise as community members voice their concerns at the City Plan Commission meeting about the future of Vaughn Lane and its public road status.

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Cranston council reviews Prepeza family's two-lot subdivision proposal on Late Night Road Robert Murray presents Nicholas and Cynthia Prepeza's subdivision plan to Cranston council.

A proposed two-lot subdivision on Late Night Road could reshape Cranston's housing landscape, as local connections bring community-driven development to the forefront.

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