PROVIDENCE – Cedric Huntley, who has been a vital figure in pushing for peace and nonviolence in the city, including leading the Nonviolence Institute for three years, has died. Huntley’s death was formally announced Thursday by the institute, which he served as its executive director for 2020 through 2023. But Huntley’s association with the nonprofit,
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