Patrick Anderson is a Staff Writer at The Providence Journal. He covers a range of topics including politics, government, transportation, and the economy, with a focus on elections, public policy, and public education. Patrick's work has been featured in notable publications such as Lexology, Entrepreneur, Yahoo Finance, and USA TODAY.
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By: Patrick Anderson
We brought in Mayor Brett Smiley and Rep. David Morales to ask them about some of the key issues in the race. Here are their answers.
By: Patrick Anderson
Providence Journal The Providence mayoral primary pits Democratic socialist David Morales against Democratic establishment figure Brett Smiley.
Your child stares at a page, sounding out every single word. Reading feels slow. Frustrating. You wonder if there's an easier way.
By: Patrick Anderson
If approved it would bring the combined city and state commitment to $50.7 million.
By: Patrick Anderson
So The Journal asked the 2026 Democratic primary candidates for governor what they really mean when they talk about affordability. Answers have been edited only to conform with
By: Patrick Anderson
Providence Journal Providence mayoral candidates Brett Smiley and David Morales offer differing views on the city's affordability.
By: Antonia Noori Farzan, Patrick Anderson
Pawtucket Mayor Don Grebien and his primary challenger, Adam Greenman , live on the same street.
By: Patrick Anderson
The approval brings the combined city and state commitment to $52.8 million.
By: Patrick Anderson
Ideologically, McKee and Foulkes aren't that far apart.
By: Patrick Anderson, Colin Hogan
Pawtucket has chosen three finalists to develop the former Apex ziggurat into housing, hotels and waterfront paths.
