Jacquelyn Moorehead is a senior staff writer at The Valley Breeze & Observer. She covers a range of topics including regional interest, education, and social issues, with a particular focus on the communities of Smithfield, Scituate, Foster, and Glocester. Jacquelyn's work has been recognized with multiple awards from the Rhode Island Press Association, and she has been featured in The Valley Breeze.
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Jacquelyn Moorehead's articles predominantly cover local news, community events, town developments, public safety, and education within the specific geographic focus of Rhode Island and Smithfield. Her reporting often includes press releases and government announcements.
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By: Jacquelyn Moorehead
SMITHFIELD – Bryant University is receiving $1.5 million for the expansion of its School of Health and Behavior Science, in what Sen. Jack Reed calls “an effort to prepare more healthcare and mental health care professionals.”
By: Jacquelyn Moorehead
SCITUATE – The Hope Historical Society will honor veterans at their next meeting, taking place at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 9 at the Howland Barn, 35 Ryefield Road in Hope.
SMITHFIELD – The former Coaches Pub at 329 Waterman Ave. will open as a social club and indoor bocce space, according to Deputy Zoning Official Chris Gentile.
By: Jacquelyn Moorehead
SMITHFIELD – A total of five bathtubs were overflowing with food pantry donations to be sent to Operation Stand Down in Johnston, thanks to the teamwork of Smithfield Plumbing Supply and the American Legion Balfour-Cole Post 64.
GLOCESTER/FOSTER – All five endorsed Republicans earned a seat on the Glocester Town Council Tuesday, with incumbent Walter M. O. Steere III winning top honors.
By: Jacquelyn Moorehead
SMITHFIELD – Leading up to a Dec. 3 inauguration ceremony, Town Councilor John Tassoni says he is positive that he will be elected council president, given the current 3-2 Democratic
SMITHFIELD – Smithfield will be “All Lit Up” again this holiday season with the return of its annual Christmas Parade on Dec. 7.
By: Jacquelyn Moorehead
PAWTUCKET – Within a day of opening tours of the new stadium at Tidewater Landing, the Rhode Island Football Club announced that nearly all time slots for tours are filled
SCITUATE – A Class A liquor store license may be up for grabs in three months should Country Liquor Store owner Nick Izzi fail to get a certificate of occupancy
SCITUATE – The gate on Institute Lane will remain closed at the advice of Scituate Police Chief Eric Rollinson, despite a study by Weston and Sampson recommending that it remain open.
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