Luzjennifer Martinez is a Deputy Editor for The Valley Breeze, focusing on local news in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. With a passion for community journalism, Luzjennifer covers a wide range of topics including business developments, education, local government, and cultural events in the area.
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By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – While growing up in Pawtucket, retired United States Air Force veteran Joseph Bolton always thought he and his family were 100 percent French-Canadian, but he remembers still having lingering curiosity about where they came from.
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PAWTUCKET – Out of 45 new electric school buses being allocated to the state of Rhode Island through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean School Bus program, 22 will be
NORTH PROVIDENCE – A pre-trial hearing scheduled on Nov. 7 for Lincoln resident Lloyd Card, who was charged with a misdemeanor for driving with a suspended license, fourth offense, was
PAWTUCKET – After attending the Rainbow Convention in Schenectady, New York on Nov. 2, Vintage Peach Hair Salon owner Lauren Clark returned to Pawtucket with new techniques for coloring and
CENTRAL FALLS – It’s been nearly 100 years since the first brick was laid for Holy Spirit Parish Church, 1030 Dexter St., in 1927.
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CUMBERLAND – More than ever, say advocates, people are facing food insecurity due to high food prices.
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PAWTUCKET – As of Wednesday, 17,000 Pawtucket residents received a notice from the Pawtucket Water Supply Board advising them to make an appointment to change their meters and get their
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NORTH PROVIDENCE – With items such as crispy spicy pork intestine and spicy bullfrog on the menu, Jennifer Yao, manager of the new Chef Yao authentic Chinese restaurant at 1818
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PAWTUCKET – Since the 2023 Consumer Confidence Report was released by the Pawtucket Water Supply Board in May, Chief Engineer Jim DeCelles says the city is still in compliance with
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PAWTUCKET – Since opening at The Burbage Theatre Company on Nov. 7 for a limited three-week engagement, “An Iliad,” a modern retelling of Homer’s “The Iliad,” has been a cathartic
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