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November 2, 2022
Peña tied Marlins shortstop Miguel Rojas with 15 defensive runs saves
September 30, 2022
A student walkout — and “sit in” at the Providence Public School Department (PPSD) has been planned for Friday at noon, over teachers that event organizers claim "aren't safe for students."
August 31, 2022
Classical is about to embark on a $34 million renovation that will transform a cramped, dark, dated facility into a modern school building.
August 13, 2022
Remembering Junior Year Abroad and a friends unintended pregnancy.
April 26, 2022
The U.S. News & World Reports 2022 Best High School rankings were released Tuesday and the areas No. 1 school is a repeat winner.
January 24, 2021
I was calling him because Ray Renola, born and raised in Providence, holds a unique military distinction. He is the oldest living graduate of West Point, where for centuries the Army has trained its elite candidates. There are 54,132 graduates of the academy still among us. Ray, at 104, is their elder statesman. I found him in assisted living in Virginia — that’s now home. My hope was to tell his full story, but it seemed there was a piece of it I would never know: what Ray went through in ...
January 24, 2021
Opinion/Patinkin: At 104, Providence native is West Points oldest graduate Mark Patinkin, The Providence Journal © Courtesy of the Renola family Ray Renola in 2019, with nieces Karen Renola, left, and Jean Boshco. The old soldier’s image came onto FaceTime. I was calling him because Ray Renola, born and raised in Providence, holds a unique military distinction. He is the oldest living graduate of West Point, where for centuries the Army has trained its elite candidates. The...
January 13, 2021
You read about the marvelous Misha Marshall in the Light just before the end of the year. Now you can meet her and the young writer who brought you her
January 7, 2021
Her career in the Providence public schools spans 35 years, first as a social-studies teacher at Mount Pleasant high School and later as an assistant principal at Classical High School. Abood-Tavares retired in 2004, but she returned to Providence to work as a retired administrator and mentor at Harry Kizirian Elementary School and Hope High School. She was raised on Federal Hill, the daughter of Lebanese immigrants. Her father, Joseph Abood, represented Rhode Island at JFK’s inaugura...