Sunny skies no doubt helped public perceptions of this year’s PVDFest – and last year’s soggy disaster was easy to improve on. But the administration of Mayor Brett P. Smiley deserves credit for responding to a torrent of criticism and reversing unpopular changes this year, including a return downtown. The block party atmosphere and location
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