Jacquelyn Moorehead is a senior staff writer for The Valley Breeze & Observer, covering the towns of Smithfield, Scituate, Foster, and Glocester. With a focus on education, regional interest, and the food and beverage industry, she explores topics such as public education, school administration, and real estate development, while also delving into beverage production. Moorehead has been recognized for her work, earning multiple awards from the Rhode Island Press Association, and is featured in The Valley Breeze.
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Jacquelyn Moorehead's articles predominantly cover local news, community events, town developments, public safety, and education within the specific geographic focus of Rhode Island and Smithfield. Her reporting often includes press releases and government announcements.
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By: Jacquelyn Moorehead
SMITHFIELD – After hours of testimony against changing the district's transgender student policy over the course of two weeks, the Smithfield School Committee voted in favor of the changes despite the many conflicts expressed.
SMITHFIELD – Voters have 11 candidates to choose from for the five-member Smithfield Town Council in the Nov. 3 general election.
SCITUATE – All seven seats on the Sciutate Town Council are up for election this year, with only two incumbents not seeking re-election for another two-year term.
SMITHFIELD – For 15 years, Tony Morra has haunted the streets of Appletown Road dressed up as Michael Myers for his campy-creepy “Halloween” display highlighting the famous movie's homicidal main character.
SMITHFIELD – More than 200 jobs will be created at the new Costco planned for Smithfield, said Town Council President John Tassoni, after it was announced the retail store will be opening in Smithfield.
By: Jacquelyn Moorehead
SMITHFIELD – The squeaky wheel gets the grease, but in the case of Greenville Avenue, officials say it gets the boot thanks to the collaborative efforts of residents and state representatives to no longer allow trucking.
BURRILLVILLE – Voters in Burrillville will have a variety of candidates to choose from to serve on the School Committee, with nine candidates seeking one of four seats up for election on the seven-member board.
SCITUATE – Three candidates are seeking a seat on the Scituate School Committee in this year's general election, with three seats open on the five-member board.
SMITHFIELD – With none of the three incumbents running for re-election this year for the Smithfield School Committee, voters will select from five candidates for the board.
FOSTER – Three Foster Town Council candidates are running on a “clean slate” campaign, asking Foster residents to vote for them as write-in candidates.
