Metro Editor Annika Singh is The Herald’s tech chief and a metro editor from Singapore. She covers crime, justice and local politics, but mainly she stands in line for coffee and looks up answers every time she attempts a crossword.
Amid the installation’s financial challenges, The Herald spoke to WaterFire organizers, staffers, vendors and performers at the Nov. 1 full lighting.
The protest took place after Immigration and Customs Enforcement temporarily detained a 16-year-old.
Davidson campaigned on a commitment to Providence public schools, climate action and housing reform.
The Providence Municipal and Probate courts will accommodate requests for virtual hearings starting Nov. 1.
Lahiri is the author of “The Namesake” and “The Interpreter of Maladies.”
The seizure comes after several months of increased federal immigration enforcement in the state.
The apartment’s keys were allegedly left with property management.
Several Democratic Rhode Island elected officials received bomb threats via email Thursday, according to Greg Paré, director of communications at the Rhode Island State Senate.
Providence is now home to the state’s first Real-Time Crime Center, aiming to support the city’s policing efforts with real-time surveillance technology and data, Providence officials announced last month.
Brown will host its first-of-its-kind Jewish alumni reunion weekend this fall.
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