Kendra Gravelle is a journalist for the Narragansett Times, focusing on local news in Coventry, Rhode Island. With a passion for community reporting, Kendra covers a range of topics including local events, government proceedings, human interest stories, and community achievements. She is dedicated to keeping residents informed about the happenings in their town and highlighting the stories that matter to them.
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Kendra's reporting primarily focuses on local community events, government announcements, and education in Rhode Island, particularly Coventry. She often seeks expert commentary and covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships and crime.
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By: Kendra Gravelle
The ribbon was cut on Coventry Public Library's new mobile library during a ceremony hosted on Thursday by the Coventry Housing Authority. Pictured from left to right: Hannah Henry Haas, Coventry Public Library’s outreach librarian; Lauren Walker, director of Coventry Public Library; Marilyn DiMicco, president of the Coventry Public Library Foundation.
WEST WARWICK — With a brilliant blue macaw perched on one hand, a pair of scissors held in the other, Corrie Butler cut the ribbon last weekend on Rhode Island Parrot Rescue’s new location.
By: Kendra Gravelle
Volunteers at Project Hand Up sort through food donations, filling bags with food to give out to shoppers. The West Warwick-based nonprofit is seeking donations of nonperishable food amid a critically low inventory.
Rhode Island Parrot Rescue opened its doors in West Warwick Saturday with a grand opening event. Corrie Butler, executive director of the nonprofit organization, is pictured above cutting the ribbon at the new space.
By: Kendra Gravelle
COVENTRY — Frank Brown and John Paul Verducci will fill the two new at-large seats on the nonpartisan Coventry Town Council, according to preliminary results of this week's general election.
As he prepares to serve his first term in the General Assembly, political newcomer Earl Read “pledge[s] to put forth 100 percent” for the residents of the district he represents.
By: Kendra Gravelle
Twenty-one dancers from Let's Dance Studio in West Warwick will head to Poland next week to compete against their counterparts from around the globe in the IDO World Acrobatic Championships. The dancers are pictured above with Gary Coburn, co-owner of Let's Dance and head coach of Team USA.
By: Kendra Gravelle
WEST WARWICK — From a young age, Trisha Sapkota knew she wanted to be an entrepreneur.
By: Kendra Gravelle
WEST WARWICK — The Pawtuxet Valley Preservation and Historical Society has a brand new sign, courtesy of a man whose roots in the valley run deep.
By: Kendra Gravelle
WEST WARWICK — For generations, the slice of land at the corner of Legris Avenue and Main Street has been referred to as Veterans Square. Now, the name is official.
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