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The view of the Connecticut River Valley in Western Massachusetts, looking out at the Holyoke Range on a summer's evening.
Good reporting changes everything
Editor’s Note: We all make mistakes; we all make errors in our judgments. Being willing and able to admit to our mistakes and to learn from them – and not to blame others – is what … more
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Margaux Morrisseau, Woonsocket human services director, talks at th news conference held on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at Woonsocket City Hall, as Brue Daigle. left, author of the "Update Report' from the Woonsocket Community Partnership Task Force on Housing & Homelessness. Reporter Steve Ahlquist is at right.
When hope, history rhyme in Woonsocket
WOONSOCKET – Did you feel the tremors when the Earth shook last week? A major seismic event occurred near midday on Wednesday, Oct. 2, one that promises to shake, rattle and roil the political … more
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A participant, left, with R.I. Education Commissioner Angelica Infante-Green, in a "selfie" taken at the Making It Happen event on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019.
The uneasy world of hacking in RI
PROVIDENCE – “About 201 gigabytes of data allegedly stolen from the Providence Public School Department was released after the deadline to pay a $1 million ransom,” Rhode Island … more
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Shannon Carroll, President and CEO of the Genesis Center, at the newly opened Culinary Hub of Providence [CHOP] in Providence on Washington Street. "We are thrilled that the culinary hub of Providence is finally a reality," Carroll said. "We look forward to welcoming our guests to our unique training restaurant, a project that will prepare Rhode Islanders for a career in the culinary arts while also supporting our local economy with a diverse and skilled workforce.
Culinary Hub of Providence opens
PROVIDENCE – The story of food in the city of Providence and how it has helped to define its multicultural heritage is a tale that keeps being rewritten with each new wave of immigrants to … more
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Phil Eil, the news editor at the Providence Phoenix, with the skyline of Providence at sunset behind him. Eil discusses his views about the conversation that Rhode Island needs to engage in.
Preserve your legacy and memories
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Monthly is planning to publish a story about the innovators in the news landscape of the Ocean State, and the chosen author, Phil Eil, comes to the story with an … more
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A bee searches for pollen on a sunflower, reflective of the symbiotic relationship that exists between engaged communities.
Surviving and thriving
PROVIDENCE – On Monday, Sept. 23, ConvergenceRI will celebrate entering its 12 th year of publishing an online, digital news platform, covering the convergence of health, science, innovation, … more
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