Providence residents frustrated by lack of consistent hot water: ‘Treating us like animals’
Hundreds of residents living at Providence’s Manton Heights are speaking out after not having consistent hot water for more ...
The lost story of the former slave who opened one of Providence’s first restaurants and elevated the oyster
The shellfish was considered food for the poor before Emmanuel “Manno” Bernoon, an emancipated Black man, started serving ...
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Hampton city councilman comes under fire for remarks about giving names to ICE
During a city council meeting earlier this month, Bill Hodge told Police Chief Mark Morrison that if Immigration Customs ...
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Rhode Island Voices seeks residents to share their views on building healthy communities
Rhode Island Voices is looking for residents of northern and western R.I. to participate in public affairs surveys, with the stated goal of “building stronger and healthier communities.” ...