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As new high school progresses, RIDE provides additional "boost" funding

Summary by The Valley Breeze
CENTRAL FALLS – With an average of 130 construction workers at the new Central Falls High School construction site on Higginson Avenue, Project Manager Erica Schecter from the Peregrine Group, the owner’s project manager of the development, assured the School…
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As new high school progresses, RIDE provides additional "boost" funding

CENTRAL FALLS – With an average of 130 construction workers at the new Central Falls High School construction site on Higginson Avenue, Project Manager Erica Schecter from the Peregrine Group, the owner’s project manager of the development, assured the School…

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The Valley Breeze broke the news in on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.
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