LuzJennifer Martinez is a Deputy Editor at The Valley Breeze. She primarily covers news in Central Falls/Pawtucket, North Providence, and Cumberland, with a focus on themes such as construction, real estate, and education, as well as cultural and societal issues. LuzJennifer has been featured in The Valley Breeze and is an active member of the BIPOC advisory committee at LitArts RI, where she also organizes the local creative writing group Diverse Voices of RI.
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By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – As a full-time touring musician since 2018, North Carolina's River Shook says that they like to keep their “airwaves” as open as possible for new song ideas to come to them, so they typically don't listen to a lot of music.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
CENTRAL FALLS – Two weeks after filing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition on July 10 to eliminate more than $100 million in debt, the Wyatt Detention Facility in Central Falls shared with
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – Pawtucket officials have confirmed to The Breeze that several red light cameras throughout the city, like the one installed at the intersection of Exchange Street and Broadway in Pawtucket, still require cars to come to a complete stop before proceeding in the absence of "No Turn on Red" signs.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – In light of recent reports of the South Kingstown Police Department's decision to end their contract with Flock Safety cameras and privacy concerns publicly shared
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
CENTRAL FALLS – This summer, the Central Falls School District has been keeping busy interviewing for several open positions, as well as preparing for a major upcoming renovation project not long after the new high school's grand opening earlier this year on Higginson Avenue.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
LINCOLN – A ranch home in Lincoln's Lime Rock with access to shopping, dining, highways, and Lincoln schools is now on sale for $699,900.
I've become quite the fan of cold refresher drinks and iced teas during the last several years, especially as someone who forgoes the cocktails (but no shade or shame to those who prefer the libations, let's all drink to the freedom of drinking what we want!)
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – A new local partnership is working with several Rhode Island communities to reduce the amount of still-edible food on restaurant shelves that winds up in the trash at the end of the night.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – During this year's primary election in Pawtucket on Sept. 9, eight Democrats are seeking one of seven spots on the Pawtucket School Committee. The seven with the most votes from the primary will then face Republican David Fargnoli in the November general election.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
*Editors Note: The Breeze erroneously stated that incumbent candidate Kimberly Grant did not respond to an email asking for further comment about her re-election campaign. Grant did reply on July 30 in an email that was lost in our inbox, and her responses have been added to the body of the article.
