The Biltmore is getting a facelift. The iconic Providence hotel opens June 1 with a new name and a new look. But the old stories that make up its legacy are still there too.
Ariana Leo
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Pawtucket Officials, Residents Debate Merits Of Bus Hub Relocation
A new commuter rail station could be the key to a more vibrant Pawtucket. But the project plan involves moving the city’s bus hub from its current downtown location, which has raised some concerns for residents. That’s what we heard through The Bubbler, our people-powered journalism initiative.
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One Square Mile Pawtucket: Inside The Studio Of Artist Anastasia Azure
The textile mills that revolutionized manufacturing in Pawtucket are now giving rise to communities of artists. It’s a new kind of creative growth in the buildings that were once hubs of industry. Ari Leo takes us inside the studio of one local artist at Hope Artiste Village.
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Pawtucket, R.I: Which Stories Should We Tell?
Pawtucket is a town in transition. Its industrial economy has been changing. It’s lost its main hospital. It’s losing its ballpark. But there are lot of positives as well. This month, we’re working on bringing you the most compelling stories from this Rhode Island city for our annual One Square Mile segment, an in-depth look […]
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The State Of The Union, On The Corner Of Mineral Spring And Smithfield Ave
President Donald Trump delivers his second State of Union address Tuesday from Washington D.C. The speech comes on the heels of a record-breaking government shutdown, a divided Congress, the emerging challenges of 2020.
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Possible MBTA Rate A Pain For Some, A Shrug For Others
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s proposed 6.3% hike in fares is raising some concerns for Rhode Islanders who commute to Boston.
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The Bubbler: Thanks For Your Votes! We Have A Winner
We’re now investigating your winning question for our next people-powered story.
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Eight Holiday Activities To Keep Children Busy Over Break
It’s the most wonderful time of the year as schools across the U.S. let out for a two-week vacation. But for many parents, this means finding fun activities to keep their little ones busy despite the blustery cold. Although our region is typically thought of as a hotspot for summer fun, with beaches, coastal walks […]
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The Bubbler: Voting Round Ends December 3rd
We’re investigating your winning question for our next people-powered story.
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The Bubbler: Which Question Should We Investigate Next?
We asked for your questions about all things Rhode Island, big and small, to help us deliver meaningful stories that matter to you. Now, we’re ready to vote on the question that will shape our next story. This voting round will remain open until Monday, December 3rd. Once we determine the winning question, our reporters […]