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Providence City Council president announces she will not seek reelection

PROVIDENCE – City Council President Rachel Miller will not seek reelection this year, spokesperson Kati Stevens confirmed with Providence Business News Friday. Ending an eight-year...

Paolino’s downtown beautification proposal stalls out

When former Providence Mayor Joseph R. ­Paolino Jr. proposed a sweeping plan to transform downtown Providence with trees, wider sidewalks and upgraded lighting, the...
PROVIDENCE officials have floated a plan to create a special fund to pay for the city's "decarbonization" goals, using the energy savings, rebates and other incentives to replenish the fund. / PBN FILE PHOTO/WILLIAM HAMILTON

Providence hoping revolving fund will pay for massive ‘decarbonization’ effort

Providence is working to figure out how to pay for its 2040 mandate to “decarbonize” about 130 municipal buildings through a series of retrofits,...

City provides $3.75M spark for WaterFire; is it enough to keep...

The city of Providence is using a $3.75 million sale-leaseback deal to come to the financial rescue of the popular WaterFire Providence, and supporters...

Providence City Council advances Mile of History project amid fierce debate

PROVIDENCE – The City Council granted first passage Thursday to an ordinance that would fund major upgrades along Benefit Street as part of the...
David Salvatore was named executive director of nonprofit The Providence Foundation in 2024. He previously served as Providence City Council president. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Keep city moving forward

David Salvatore | The Providence Foundation executive director In times of uncertainty, though our instinct may be to slow down or pull back, it is...

Providence Councilwoman Helen Anthony stepping down for health reasons

PROVIDENCE – Councilwoman Helen Anthony announced that she will be resigning from office to focus on her health after being hit by a van...

Providence council’s ‘Know Your Rights’ mailers cause a stir

As immigration enforcement continues to intensify nationally, a split has surfaced at Providence City Hall among top elected officials over how much they should...

Providence City Council leaders, Smiley agree to seek 5.85% tax levy...

Providence’s budgeting season won’t conclude in time for the July 1 start of the new fiscal year. But city officials have found a way...

Are tax and fee hikes in Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley’s...

Mayor Brett P. Smiley’s proposed $624.2 million budget for fiscal 2026 includes a host of tax and fee hikes to help cover a projected...
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