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Construction-cost crunch gives Warwick officials pause in plans to replace 2 high schools

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Warwick voters approved a $350-million bond to build two new high schools in November. With construction costs rising, city leaders say they want to make sure $350 million will be enough. Construction costs have been rising rapidly since the start of the pandemic. Other projects have been hit by a changed market, including the 'Superman' building conversion.

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Construction-cost crunch gives Warwick officials pause in plans to replace 2 high schools

While voters approved the $350 million bond in November, construction costs keep on rising.

1 year ago·Providence, United States

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