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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Pawtucket, Rhode Island, United States (Local)
Luzjennifer's local coverage is heavily oriented towards government, politics, and education in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Her focus on press releases and government announcements suggests that she would be interested in receiving pitches related to new initiatives or policies from local government bodies.
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By: Luzjennifer Martinez, Ethan Shorey
CUMBERLAND – North Cumberland Middle School Principal Bethany Coughlin says her head is still in the clouds after being named 2024 Secondary Principal of the Year by the Rhode Island Association of School Principals.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – Pawtucket School Committee members confirmed last week that construction work has begun to add new ADA compliant restrooms to several city schools.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
JOHNSTON – So far, business has been good at Ocean State Appliance, which held its grand opening on April 8 at 2949 Hartford Ave. in Johnston.
By: Ethan Shorey, Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – More small homeless encampments are popping up in the downtown area, a visible reminder that the homelessness crisis is far from resolved despite some steps forward.
PAWTUCKET/CENTRAL FALLS – Diane Lemarre, a Pawtucket resident for 64 years, has been taking the city bus since she was in high school, and she says she is not impressed
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
NORTH PROVIDENCE – When Centredale Manor resident Raymond Lyons experienced a grocery delivery mishap last week, he said North Providence Police Officer Mathieu Florio didn't hesitate to step in and take action to help him.
PAWTUCKET/CENTRAL FALLS – Diane Lemarre, a Pawtucket resident for 64 years, has been taking the city bus since she was in high school, and she says she is not impressed
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
CENTRAL FALLS – The Central Falls Zoning Ordinance has been amended to include stipulations for an Osram Mixed Use Special Overlay District, or OMUSOD, in place of the Municipal Economic Development Zone.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
WOONSOCKET – This week, Woonsocket High School students are performing a tale as old as time, despite initial concerns that the school’s auditorium would be undergoing renovations.
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