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• What's Up Newp: Senator Euer celebrates preservation of 204 affordable housing units at Festival Field Apartments

  Senator Euer celebrates preservation of 204 affordable housing units at Festival Field Apartments

• The Block Island Times: Housing Board looking ahead

  Pleased by the favorable reception the Planning Board gave the Cherry Hill Lane affordable housing development on May 9, the members of the Block Island Housing Board turned toward implementing that project and others at their May 15 meeting.

• Prosperity Now: Millions of U.S. Families Face Economic Uncertainty Despite Reports of a “Healthy Economy”

  According to new research from Prosperity Now (formerly CFED), an alarming number of families don’t have the resources to withstand an economic downturn, which many analysts predict is around the corner.

• ProJo: R.I. Real Estate Notes: Pawtucket celebrates beginning of $42-million renovation of Prospect Heights Apartments

  Gov. Gina Raimondo was among the officials at Wednesday’s groundbreaking ceremony for the $42-million renovation of the Prospect Heights Apartments at 560 Prospect St. in Pawtucket. The complex was built by the Pawtucket Housing Authority between 1941 and 1942. WinnCompanies, a multifamily property developer and manager, and Omni Development Corp., the largest minority not-for-profit housing developer in Rhode Island, officially kicked off the project to modernize the historic New Deal-era public housing community.

• Block Island Times: Certificate of Occupancy issued for apartments

  For the past 17 months, members of the Harbor Church and many, many members of the Block Island community have worked very hard to convert the third floor of the Harbor Church into four year-round, affordable apartments.

• EPI: Highlights of the Governor’s Proposed FY 2019 Budget

  The Governor’s proposed FY2019 budget (“the budget”) totals $9.2 billion, an increase of $5.2 million over the enacted FY2018 budget. This includes $3.8 billion in general revenue (increased by $25.0 million from enacted FY2018) and $3.1 billion in federal funds (a decrease of $52.3 million from enacted FY2018) with the balance from restricted receipts and other sources.