Submit your picks in The Valley Breeze’s Voices of the Valley Awards before March 12! Your nomination could be the one your favorite needs to make it to the final round. Visit valleybreeze.com/votv26 🗳️
North Providence’s Charity Basketball Game returns March 26, raising funds for scholarships and local causes while also supporting the Dorgan family following the devastating Lynch Arena shooting. https://bit.ly/4ujDu7F
Earlier this month, the Woonsocket City Council passed a resolution supporting a bill that would bring resources to the city for bilingual educators and their students. https://bit.ly/46T9V2O
Bryant University will host the Ghana Football Association as a Team Base Camp for training during the FIFA World Cup 2026. https://bit.ly/46RGez7
With the rising costs of groceries, joining a community supported agriculture (CSA) program can save you money and a trip to the market, plus, you can feel good about supporting local farmers, too. https://bit.ly/4lgdaY1
Love trivia but not sure where to play? Well, you’re in luck; we've rounded up a list of 16 trivia nights to check out across Northern Rhode Island ➡️ https://bit.ly/4b9y4mK
Smithfield native and Olympic hockey referee Amanda Tassoni returned home from Italy to widespread community support after officiating during the Olympic Games, calling the experience “once in a lifetime.” https://bit.ly/4rVLxpL
North Smithfield’s Calla Puccetti will run the Boston Marathon next month, becoming one of the youngest Rhode Island entrants in this year’s race. https://bit.ly/4aVFsUf
Back-to-back storms leave Cumberland’s snow removal budget exhausted. https://bit.ly/4rftSbi
Cumberland Planning Board approves a four-lot subdivision on 18 acres off Staples Road in a 4-2 vote. https://bit.ly/4bqOLLV
On Saturday night, the credits rolled at Cinemaworld Lincoln for the very last time. As the theater and Lanes & Games close their doors, community members and Cinemaworld owners are looking back on more than two decades of memories and shared experiences. https://bit.ly/4lg0al9
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day this month with Irish fare at local restaurants and pubs. See the list ➡️ https://bit.ly/4sbo4B7
Local business owners are beginning to take advantage of the Pawtucket Business Development Corporation’s Façade Improvement Program, which offers financial assistance for exterior upgrades. https://bit.ly/4l7afkp
Recent real estate transactions from across our coverage area. List linked below ➡️ https://bit.ly/3NdbP7E
After nearly four decades of caring for generations of local families, pediatrician Dr. Gerardo Concilio is hanging up his white coat. https://bit.ly/4aZ1HHF
The North Providence Community Learning Center is now open at the Union Free Library following recently completed second-floor renovations. Learn more: https://bit.ly/475YWD3
Advocates set target of 175 new trees per year in Pawtucket. Read more: https://bit.ly/46AoVCp
Dr. Holly Brown was recently appointed to lead the Rhode Island Veterinary Medical Association, the state’s largest veterinary association, which serves more than 250 members. https://bit.ly/4scIIjB
After being rescued from an animal cruelty case last December, resilient 6-year-old Elvira is now healthy and available for adoption through North Smithfield Animal Control. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4r5M2MF
After 147 days in the shelter, Sunny, a 10-year-old American Staffordshire terrier, has finally found her forever home with Lee and Shannon Sousa of Woonsocket. https://bit.ly/4rHV5UX
With her new café, La Dolce Vita Café, owner Veronica Serini is bringing the authentic flavors of Italy to Mineral Spring Avenue, offering fresh coffee, house-made pastries, sandwiches, and traditional family recipes inspired by her hometown in Italy. https://bit.ly/4aElayh
The Cumberland Planning Board will consider a proposed residential development that includes paving and four new homes on 18 acres of undeveloped, wooded property on Staples Road. https://bit.ly/4sdfHo2
For generations of students, Lincoln’s music program has meant one name: David Enos. After four decades of teaching and mentorship, the district is recognizing his dedication and lasting impact by naming the Lincoln High School auditorium in his honor. https://bit.ly/4cPnioi
Weary of trying to come to a deal on a project that would be acceptable to all town officials, the would-be redeveloper of the town’s old public safety complex at 1967 Mineral Spring Ave. says they’re moving on. https://bit.ly/4tWh5gj
Animal Control, RISPCA respond after nearly 100 cats found in condemned Woonsocket apartment. https://bit.ly/4rhF8UN
The Central Falls High School community has been gearing up to bid farewell to its long-standing building on Summer Street now that the student body will be moving to its new building on Higginson Avenue soon. https://bit.ly/4aU2RnO
Collins Wiley of Scituate will join Alysa Liu and other ice skaters in the Skating Club of Boston’s annual benefit ice show, “Ice Chips 2026: A World Journey.” https://bit.ly/3OLeRQU
This generation now has its story to tell the grandkids, after a storm rivaling the famous one nearly 50 years ago crushed the state. How does it compare to 1978? Read more: https://bit.ly/4tWAHkv
In the week since a deadly shooting at Dennis M. Lynch Arena in Pawtucket, details about suspect Roberta Dorgan have emerged. https://bit.ly/4aSrv8k
Support local businesses, people, and places that make our community a great place to live and do business! Nominations are now open for The Valley Breeze’s Voices of the Valley Community Awards. You might even win $250 just for nominating. https://bit.ly/40rHMfo
