SABINA MATOS, who represents Ward 15 on the Providence City Council, was recently honored with the inaugural Fred Lippitt Award from the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council during the organization’s Yellow Perch Cocktail Party in Providence. Among the initiatives Matos assisted the nonprofit with are improvements to the Capitol Records Park, the Kinsley/Eagle Pocket Park, Riverside
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