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Pawtucket Latino Summerfest will celebrate Latin American culture this weekend

Note: A Spanish-language version of this article by this writer can be found here. PAWTUCKET — This Saturday, June 20, people will gather at Festival Pier to celebrate the Latino Summerfest. The festival will include traditional dancing, live music, DJ…

June 19, 2026

Teens explore careers in the trades, get sneak peek at $15 million transformation of Wanskuck Clubhouse

PROVIDENCE – As phase one of a more than $15 million effort to transform the Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence’s Wanskuck Clubhouse moves forward, a group of teens were given an early look at the space and explored careers in…

May 8, 2026

Former Lincoln Administrator Stallwood remembered for integrity

LINCOLN – Town officials say they’re saddened to announce the death of former Town Administrator Burton Stallwood. Stallwood was elected as town administrator in 1973 “and served the community with honor, integrity, and unwavering dedication for 28 years,” states the…

May 7, 2026

North Providence school administration offices.

North Providence schools consider changes to start and end times

NORTH PROVIDENCE – School officials are contemplating changes to start and end times at some local schools, a move they say could improve bus transportation efficiency and reduce costs. Supt. Joseph Goho explained at the April 29 school board meeting…

May 7, 2026

The Town Council hosted a public hearing on the proposal Tuesday.

Smithfield council says no to data centers

SMITHFIELD – Agreeing with the overwhelming sentiment in the room, the Town Council voted Tuesday to effectively ban development of data centers in town. Council chambers were packed with residents opposed to creation of any future data center within Smithfield’s limits,…

May 6, 2026

North Smithfield’s Milk Can and surrounding property up for sale

Note: This story has been updated with comments from Scott Gibbs. NORTH SMITHFIELD – The landmark Milk Can on Route 146 Eddie Dowling Highway is now on the market for $7.5 million, as part of a 5.5-acre real estate development opportunity.…

May 6, 2026

The library of the former Overbrook Academy.

Take virtual tour of Smithfield’s Overbrook Academy property

SMITHFIELD – Due to what they describe as overwhelming demand for in-person tours of a newly acquired and expansive town-owned property, town officials are now offering a virtual tour, available below. Officials said the tours reached capacity quickly, prompting them to…

May 5, 2026

Firefighters battle a fire at a home on Garvin Street Monday evening.

Fundraiser set up for family after Cumberland home lost in fire

CUMBERLAND – A fundraiser has been set up to support the Brady family after they lost their home in Monday’s fire. Check it out here. According to a family friend who set up the page, the family will have to complete…

May 5, 2026

Brien announces re-election campaign in House District 49

State Rep. Jon Brien, an Independent serving House District 49 in Woonsocket/North Smithfield, has announced his plans to run for re-election. Brien cited health care, housing, rising energy costs, safe streets and secure elections as issues facing every Rhode Islander…

May 4, 2026

Downtown Woonsocket Collaborative hosts ‘Golden Age of Hollywood’ fundraiser

WOONSOCKET – On May 2, the Downtown Woonsocket Collaborative held its annual Death on the Red Carpet with the assistance of the Museum of Work and Culture on South Main Street. According to Paul Alan White, the theme this year was…

May 4, 2026

Bellah Torres with her winning depiction of Jesus.

Scituate’s Torres takes top honors in state art contest

SCITUATE – Scituate High School senior art student Bellah Torres says it took her about two weeks to complete her art piece that won the 2026 High School Art Competition, and it was worth every minute. U.S. Senator Jack Reed announced…

May 4, 2026

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