Groundbreaking for Tidewater Landing soccer stadium set for August 12

Fortuitous Partners plans a groundbreaking ceremony on August 12 for its $124 million Tidewater Landing soccer stadium on the west bank of the Seekonk River in Pawtucket, Fortuitous founder Brett Johnson told reporters.

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Groundbreaking for Tidewater Landing soccer stadium set for August 12

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