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• ProJo: Bristol residents split on proposed Thames Street development

  Bristol residents expressed deeply felt opinions both for and against a new apartment/restaurant building proposed for Thames Street on Thursday night. Members of the town’s Planning Board and Historic District Commission listened as resident after resident got up to the microphone.

• The Block Island Times: Four apartments proposed for Harbor Church

  The Harbor Church is seeking Town approval to convert the unused third floor of its Water Street building into four one-bedroom apartments to be rented year-round at “below-market” rates. If completed as proposed, the new apartments would be counted toward the Town’s state-mandated quota of affordable housing units.

• PBN: Former rectory proposed for multifamily apartments

  A former rectory once owned by the nonprofit Whitmarsh House has been sold to a Providence investment corporation, which wants to renovate and convert it to apartments.

• The Sun: Mixed-use complex proposed

  The owner of property at the corner of Franklin and Wells streets hopes to develop his land with an age-restricted 55-and-older housing complex as well as office buildings.

• Narragansett Times: Residential makeover proposed for former Boon Street church

  Residential makeover proposed for former Boon Street church

• The Block Island Times: New affordable apartment units proposed

  One nearing the starting line, one in the works. With most of the approvals for the Cherry Hill Lane development lined up, the Block Island Housing Board turned to a new phase of that project, and learned about another planned affordable apartment project at its most recent meeting.