Tag: Brett P. Smiley
Providence accepting applications for 2026 mayoral fellows
PROVIDENCE – Applications are now being accepted for the 2026 Mayoral Fellowship Program, Mayor Brett P. Smiley announced Friday.
The annual 10-week program offers undergraduate...
Most-read stories on PBN.com, March 2026
1. PBN summit panelists: Blue tech, life sciences face ‘a pivotal point’ POSTED ONLINE: MARCH 11. Ocean State industry leaders talked about the challenges...
Report: Mural project of slain Ukrainian refugee moves to Federal Hill...
PROVIDENCE – A mural project on a nightclub that began as a memorial for a slain Ukrainian refugee, which drew controversy, has found a...
The Miriam Hospital celebrates 100 years of care
PROVIDENCE – Hospital leadership, staff and municipal officials gathered late last month to commemorate the 100th anniversary of The Miriam Hospital.
The celebratory event, which took place on March 26, included clinicians and...
Councilors propose law to support low-income housing earlier in development process
PROVIDENCE – Newly proposed legislation by City Council leadership would support low-income housing developers in the period between groundbreaking and a special tax rate...
CharterCARE to pay Providence $3.7M under tax agreement
PROVIDENCE – CharterCARE Health of Rhode Island, the parent company of Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital, will pay the...
Are you satisfied with Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley’s handling of...
This summer Providence plans to remove a two-way bike lane on South Water Street and replace it with an “urban trail” for pedestrians and...
Where are bike lanes headed in Providence?
Providence is preparing to move forward this summer on a long-promised plan to relocate the controversial bike lanes on South Water Street, and urbanist...
Providence rolls out new standardized trash and recycling collection carts
PROVIDENCE – The city is set to roll out new standardized trash and recycling collection carts aimed at improving curbside recycling and reducing landfill...
Bradley Cafe deemed total loss after fire; owner vows to reopen
PROVIDENCE – One of the owners of the popular Bradley Cafe on Admiral Street has vowed to reopen following a devastating fire on March...
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