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Philip Cozzolino

Philip Cozzolino

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Staff Reporter, Newport This Week

Providence

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Art , Writing, Income, Travel, Economy, Food, Entertainment , Local, Portuguese Humor, Books, Ranching, Irish, Music, Hispanic Politics, Culture, Literature

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Economics.

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 901

  • Objectors Target Parking in Thames Street Vacation Rental Proposal 796

    By Philip Cozzolino Verified| Newport This Week Verified The Newport Zoning Board of Review got its first look on Feb. 10 at a proposal to demolish and redevelop the property at 144-150 Thames St. into vacation rentals. Though no vote was taken and the application is expected to be heard again next month, numerous abutting objectors, including residents, Brick Market Place business owners and nearby condominium associations, targeted the project’s proposed parking plan.

    By Philip Cozzolino Verified · Newport This Week

    Feb. 27, 2025

  • Public Overwhelmingly Supports DEI in Newport Schools

    By Philip Cozzolino Verified| Newport This Week Verified There was a strong showing of support for diversity, equity and inclusion policies in Newport Public Schools at a Feb. 11 School Committee meeting. Over a dozen speakers, including School Committee members, teachers, students and parents, voiced opposition to a motion to rescind the policy and send it for legal review. No members of the public spoke in favor of eliminating the policy.

    By Philip Cozzolino Verified · Newport This Week

    Feb. 20, 2025

  • Objectors Target Parking in Thames Street Vacation Rental Proposal 796

    By Philip Cozzolino Verified| Newport This Week Verified The Newport Zoning Board of Review got its first look on Feb. 10 at a proposal to demolish and redevelop the property at 144-150 Thames St. into vacation rentals. Though no vote was taken and the application is expected to be heard again next month, numerous abutting objectors, including residents, Brick Market Place business owners and nearby condominium associations, targeted the project’s proposed parking plan.

    By Philip Cozzolino Verified · Newport This Week

    Feb. 27, 2025

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Newport This Week

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