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Neighborhood Nights begin February 6

Introducing Neighborhood Nights, an all-in-one community meeting where neighbors come together to explore a planned topic or issue, check out a WBNA committee, and/or play basketball at open gym! This new monthly gathering is an easy way to get to know WBNA and your neighbors with free food, childcare, and Spanish translation.

Neighborhood Nights begin February 6
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Hope & Thyme: A new food space at 1577 ...

Bryan Rinebolt and Chrissy Teck of Hudson Street Deli introduce Hope & Thyme, their newest food venture on the west side, located in WBNA's 1577 Westminster Street building.

Hope & Thyme: A new food space at 1577 Westminster
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West Side Caroling: A Spirited Tradition

Begun as a way to counter low spirits during a bad economy, West Side Caroling has become a west side tradition for young and old, families and singles, hipsters and squares.

West Side Caroling: A Spirited Tradition
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Update: 1292 Westminster Street

Update and summary of a Providence City Plan Commission (CPC) hearing that took place November 14, 2017, on the proposed 5 story development at 1292 Westminster.

Update: 1292 Westminster Street

Community Weighs In On Broadway & Dean Project

Community Weighs In On Broadway & Dean Project

A special joint review meeting hosted by WBNA's Community Development Committee and PPS's Planning and Architectural Review Committee revealed preliminary plans for the redevelopment of 151-159 Broadway, speculative site for CVS and an important "gateway" for our neighborhood. Check out the plans and read about each committee's concerns and comments on the design presented.

Route 6/10: Losing the Dream?

Route 6/10: Losing the Dream?

We explore the possibilities of a transformational approach to the rebuilding of the Route 6-10 Connector that could improve quality of life in west side neighborhoods as well as the vibrancy and economic health of the city as a whole. But this vision seems unlikely to happen without an intentional planning process in place that includes community and city stakeholders at the table.