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
PAWTUCKET – Now that the Ten Mile River Watershed Council of Rhode Island has merged with the Massachusetts-based Friends of the Ten Mile River to expand river advocacy efforts into the Ocean State, the organization is hoping to recruit more members in the communities that the river flows through for increased advocacy and future cleanup activities, according to President Ben Cote.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – Not long after the Pawtucket City Council discussed concerns in July over the Elisha Project's location at 200 Main St., which is right in the vicinity of where the city's downtown Gateway Project is planned to take place, Councilor at-large Yesenia Rubio said the administration has started discussing how they can assist the nonprofit organization.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – Abigail Marshall, of Barrington, says she recalls being at dance class one day when she was 10 years old and trying to do a turn but said she was unable to lift both feet off of the ground at the same time. 24 years later, she hopes to raise awareness of the condition she continues to live with, through the Chiari Malformation Walk, taking place at Slater Park on Sept. 26.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET/CENTRAL FALLS – Following last week's news that school bus contractor First Student planned to go on strike across several state districts, including Providence, Pawtucket, Lincoln, Smithfield, Central Falls, Bristol-Warren, Portsmouth, Barrington, and West Warwick, families in Pawtucket and Central Falls were notified by Supts. Randy Buck and Stephanie Downey Toledo, who assured that nothing was happening yet.
NORTH PROVIDENCE – North Providence business owner Debbie Arena says she's back after a brief hiatus and ready to continue serving pets and their owners in the community.
SCITUATE – A ranch home set on a 6.05-acre lot in Scituate is ready for its next owner.
PAWTUCKET – Tonight's Democratic primary election has seen challenger Adam Greenman defeat incumbent Donald Grebian in the Pawtucket mayoral race. With no opponent declared in the general election, Greenman is expected to be the city's next mayor.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – Preliminary results show District 1 City Council incumbent David Moran retaining his seat, with 523 votes, as challengers Tyler McFeeters and Crisolita Figueiredo obtained 325 and 372 votes, respectively as of 10:12 p.m. There is no declared opponent for the seat in the November general election.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
PAWTUCKET – Preliminary results show incumbent Democrats Lori Urso (Senate District 8), Megan Kallman (Senate District 15), and Leonela Felix (House District 61) have won their primary races. None are facing opponents in the November general election, and all are on track to retain their seats in the General Assembly.
By: Luzjennifer Martinez
WOONSOCKET – Woonsocket native Sylvia Belhumeur credits a Valley Breeze article for connecting her with an “extraordinary” angel from her family's past.
