Pam Schiff is a local journalist based in Cranston, Rhode Island. She specializes in covering community events and stories that highlight the efforts and achievements of individuals and organizations in the area. Her work has been featured in the Cranston Herald and Warwick Online.
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Pam Schiff’s coverage is heavily focused on local events and announcements in Cranston, Rhode Island. She reports extensively on community initiatives, local cultural events, and human interest stories.
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A TREES LIES IN CRANSTON: As a result of a microburst, a tree halts traffic on Beckwith Street. Cranston Herald photos by Pam Schiff
SCHOOL'S OUT FOR THE SUMMER AND FOREVER: The administration building for Cranston Public Schools on Park Avenue. Special to the Herald
By: Pam Schiff
In the 21st century, it is not uncommon for a child to come out as gay, bisexual or transgender. But, it always affects each family differently, and how they accept and address the topic is crucial …
GRILLING AND CHILLING: David Sardinha and Chad Johnson man the BBQ grills at the Praise Tabernacle Church's annual Hope for the Homeless day on July 14. (Courtesy photos)
With so many daily distractions in a student's life, having a cell phone in class is one that the Apprenticeship Exploration School is trying to eliminate.
L'Shana Tova. It is the greeting heard round the world as Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah — the New Year.
Lights. Camera. Cranston. For the past several months, film crews have been all over the state, mostly based in Cranston to shoot the comedy film “The Roaring Game.” Filming …
By: Pam Schiff
On Friday, Oct. 25, almost 300 people headed “Up the Alpine” to celebrate the newest class of inductees to the Cranston Hall of Fame. This ceremony marked one of the largest attendances …
By: Pam Schiff
Little girls dream of being princesses wearing big, bright shiny tiaras. Payton Mays of Cranston is a true-life crown winner. Mays started school in kindergarten at Garden City Elementary before …
By: Pam Schiff
Little girls dream of being princesses wearing big, bright shiny tiaras. Payton Mays of Cranston is a true-life crown winner. Mays started school in kindergarten at Garden City Elementary before …
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