This Week in Providence
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Ward 10 City Council candidate Aubrey Planitz engaged with residents at a community conversation hosted by The Providence Eye on July 30 at Washington Park Library. Challenging incumbent Pedro Espinal, who declined to attend, Planitz discussed key neighborhood…
Mayor Brett Smiley unveiled a comprehensive "cradle-to-career" strategy aimed at supporting students in the Providence Public School District (PPSD) throughout their educational journey and beyond. The plan focuses on providing continuous support starting from…
Mayor Brett Smiley announced the Providence Cradle-to-Career Strategy, a citywide initiative designed to connect early childhood education, neighborhood enrichment, and career opportunities for Providence students. The plan aims to provide every child in Provi…
Brown University President Christina Paxson announced she will step down in 2027 after serving 15 years in the role. During her tenure, Paxson oversaw significant growth at the university, including a major boom in construction projects and expansion of resear…
Rhode Island has seen the emergence of several heritage museums that highlight the diverse ethnic histories of the state’s communities. The Cape Verdean Museum in Pawtucket, occupying 4,000 square feet, showcases archival photos, cultural artifacts, and langua…
Providence’s mayoral race is heating up as early voting begins August 20, with the Democratic primary set for September 9 and the general election on November 3. Incumbent Mayor Brett Smiley faces a challenge from State Representative David Morales in the Demo…
The Providence Eye sent questionnaires to all City Council candidates, including Democrats, Republicans, and Independents, as part of its election coverage. Only Democrats and Republicans will appear on the primary ballot on September 9, with winners advancing…
The Genesis Center is seeking volunteers to assist students enrolled in its Financial Opportunity Center, which provides career and financial coaching along with digital navigation services. Volunteers will play a direct role in helping students develop resume…
The WaterFire Arts Center is hosting the America, Unfinished?! summer program series every Thursday evening throughout July and August. The series features artist talks, performances, and workshops connected to the ongoing exhibition America, Unfinished?!. Hig…
Democratic candidates Jason Kashdan, Steven London, and Yulyana Torres debated key issues at a Ward 3 City Council forum hosted by the Providence Eye on July 27. Housing costs, public schools, and neighborhood safety dominated the discussion. All candidates em…
Lillian “Lil” G. (Santoro) Favicchio of Cranston, Rhode Island, passed away peacefully at home on July 25, 2026, at the age of 96. Born in Providence on June 6, 1930, she was a 1948 graduate of Mount Pleasant High School. Lil began her career at Industrial Nat…
As the summer sun bathes Providence in warmth, the week of July 27 to August 2, 2026, promises a vibrant atmosphere filled with local events and community spirit. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy the lush parks and scenic waterfront, where families gathe…
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