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South County Independent: Town Officials Move Public Meeting to Address Housing Issues in SK Online

on May 19, 2020 in All News, South Kingstown by Amy Cola

By Ryan Blessing | Staff Writer

To study to gauge ways to improve housing options and enhance the quality of residential life in South Kingstown's villages is back on, after a month-long delay.

The SK Home Style Public Open House was to be held at the South Kingstown recreation center on March 17. But just four days before the event, it was postponed in order to follow guidance from the state and CDC regarding public gatherings during the initial spread of COVID-19. 

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