Marissa Barrett is a journalist based in Providence, Rhode Island. She writes for WPRI Connects and Rhode Island Monthly, focusing on local news and events in the Providence area. Marissa covers a wide range of topics including community events, transportation updates, cultural happenings, and local businesses.
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Marissa Barrett focuses on local news, particularly in Rhode Island and Providence. She covers a range of topics including transportation & logistics, entertainment news, house & home, and food & beverage.
Given her focus on event coverage and government announcements related to bridge construction and road closures in the area, she is likely interested in receiving information about upcoming local events, infrastructure updates or improvements that may affect the community. If you have relevant insights into transportation projects or local happenings such as festivals, author appearances or seasonal activities in Rhode Island and Providence areas, these would be pertinent for outreach.
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By: Marissa Barrett
The collection features more than two dozen non-traditional objects, including learning kits, a bike pump, electronics, tools and musical instruments.
According to his family, Joesph Casey has brain swelling and can barely speak, though doctors are unsure which illness is causing his symptoms.
After 70 years, the old fire station is being demolished, and a new three-story station will be built at the same location.
Thirty-three-year-old Alberto Marlbert was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly stealing a Dodge Charger and a Dodge Challenger.
Four trucks loaded with food and a $10,000 donation arrived to help meet the growing demand driven by rising grocery prices.
By: Marissa Barrett
Qualified runners can submit applications starting at 9 a.m. through 5 p.m. Friday.
Police said the man, believed to be between 35 and 40 years old, was struck behind a Walmart near Blossom Road around 4 p.m.
The alleged victim reported that bills, including personal checks, were stolen from their mailbox.
By: Marissa Barrett
Mills outlined several initiatives, including expanding criminal background checks for private gun sales, creating more crisis centers, and hiring more state troopers.
Pappas, along with two other House members, is backing the bill to create a northern border coordination center aimed at improving communication and training for law enforcement.
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