Allison Shinskey is a journalist based in Providence, Rhode Island. She focuses on local news and has written for WPRI Connects and has also been featured in KGET-TV 17. Allison covers a wide range of topics, including crime, community events, local government, and human interest stories.
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By: Allison Shinskey
NARRAGANSETT — Amid a startling drop in donations, the Rhode Island Blood Center is asking Rhode Islanders to remember their neighbors give the gift of blood this holiday season.
By: Allison Shinskey
Santa arrives by boat at the Town Dock in Wickford on Friday evening as part of the village's Festival of Lights celebration.
By: Allison Shinskey
A new set of wheels will help more people immerse themselves in the fascinating nature of Rhode Island’s coastal farmlands.
By: Allison Shinskey
Paul Fede, co-owner of Gooseneck Vineyards, pours a glass of wine during a tour of the company’s new North Kingstown winery on Thursday afternoon.
By: Allison Shinskey
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — The South Kingstown Town Council has voted to submit a funding application to the state’s housing department on a project that has been considered in the past but has yet to be approved by RIHousing.
By: Allison Shinskey
The Pope Pius XII Council 5295, based out of St. Francis Assissi Church in Wakefield, became the first New England chapter of the Knights of Columbus organization to receive a prestigious award during the group’s international convention in Quebec earlier this year.
By: Allison Shinskey
If you've found yourself in the wine section of any Rhode Island liquor stores recently, chances are you've seen Gooseneck Vineyards in the lineup.
By: Allison Shinskey
All Rhode Island residents who receive widely-used state health benefits are urged to protect their information following a statewide data breach.According to state officials, the list of affected benefits and
By: Allison Shinskey
NARRAGANSETT, R.I. — The Narragansett Town Council failed to agree Monday night on whether to rescind the current short-term rental ordinance and start over or work to amend it over a longer period.
By: Allison Shinskey
What’s better than waiting in line at a food truck with a glass of whiskey in hand to warm your insides?Not much, especially with the freezing temperatures over the weekend.Sons
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