Wheeler Cowperthwaite is a journalist with a focus on local news in Rhode Island, particularly in Providence. With experience in various media outlets, including The Providence Journal and Yahoo News, Wheeler covers a range of topics such as transportation, housing, and business developments in the area.
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Wheeler's coverage primarily focuses on local transportation and real estate, with a significant emphasis on government announcements. Based on this, individuals or organizations looking to reach out effectively should consider providing insights related to local infrastructure projects, housing market trends, or governmental policies impacting transportation and real estate in Rhode Island.
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By: Wheeler Cowperthwaite
This gallery shows the Providence ice skating rink a day before crews covered cooling pipes with cement
By: Wheeler Cowperthwaite
Providence Place could be losing one of its anchor tenants as Macy's looks to sell its location in the mall, which just went into receivership.
By: Wheeler Cowperthwaite
The Showcase Cinemas in Seekonk will be turned into a Market Basket, as the theater closes on Jan. 5, 2025.
By: Wheeler Cowperthwaite
The housing market is expected to get a little hotter as anxiety over the presidential election begin to ease.
By: Wheeler Cowperthwaite
It may be just a social media post, but Musk made a similar post before eventually buying Twitter.
Providence Journal PROVIDENCE − When Rhode Island legalized the sale of recreational marijuana in 2022, it created a licensing framework
Lincoln office was part of bid in 2017 for $1.9 million in tax credits Providence Journal The company is moving to the Gateway Center next to the train station
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Community input entirely changed the design Providence Journal
By: Wheeler Cowperthwaite
This gallery shows crews installing metal artwork on the bridge over Cypress Street in Providence's Mt. Hope neighborhood.
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