LuzJennifer Martinez is a Deputy Editor at The Valley Breeze. She primarily covers news related to the construction and real estate sectors, as well as education and community events in Central Falls/Pawtucket, North Providence, and Cumberland. LuzJennifer is featured in The Valley Breeze and is actively involved in the local writing community as a member of the BIPOC advisory committee at LitArts RI and organizer of the Diverse Voices of RI creative writing group.
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By: Luzjennifer Martinez
CENTRAL FALLS – The Central Falls City Council recently reappointed two members of the Juvenile Hearing Board to their roles, and appointed three new members to the city's Tree Advisory Board, with a term set to expire on Oct. 1, 2029 for all.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – On Oct. 13, as the general election approaches, Pawtucket officials toured an area north of the train station on Pine Street to see recently-completed green infrastructure improvements that will support better stormwater runoff – a project officials say is a living example of one type of project that Question 5 on the ballot pledges to fund.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
SMITHFIELD – Whether you're looking for one home or believe that investing in two is better than one, the Fava + Vieira Group now has two adjacent properties on Farnum Pike in Smithfield available independently or bundled together.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – Last week, the city of Pawtucket shared the final list of restaurants slated to participate in Pawtucket Restaurant Week 2026 from Monday, Oct. 26 through Sunday, Nov. 1.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
CENTRAL FALLS – With the general election on the horizon, Central Falls Mayor Maria Rivera is reminding city residents that their vote matters, and pointing out the importance of the ballot's referendum questions.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
NORTH PROVIDENCE – For his yearly Halloween display on Benjamin Drive in North Providence, which he says typically draws crowds of people and cars, town native Steven Simoneau decided to add several different elements to last year's “Five Nights at Freddy's” idea.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
CENTRAL FALLS – Central Falls High School educator Briana Jones got the surprise of her life on Oct. 21 when she was awarded a $25,000 Milken Educator Award for her impactful and engaging special education instruction.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
WOONSOCKET – A custom colonial built in 2021 has been revamped while awaiting its next owner on the border of Massachusetts in Woonsocket.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – On Monday, Oct. 26, Rhode Island FC and Centreville Bank Stadium named Lou DePaoli as president of business operations, which they said marked the next step in the advancement of the club and stadium.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – RI Energy officials confirmed to the Pawtucket City Council last week through a letter that an ongoing gas main replacement project on Smithfield Avenue is now being expedited due to resident concerns over vibrations felt in their nearby homes.
