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June 23, 2023
Hearing Set for Rhode Island Good News Club Case, Providence Public School District has been discriminating against the Good News Clubs for nearly two years while allowing other clubs to meet,
June 16, 2023
Mayor Brett Smiley confirmed charters could potentially move into more city school buildings.
April 19, 2023
Liberty Counsel Pursues Final Judgment in Good News Club Case, Providence Public School District is clearly discriminating against the Good News Clubs and must provide equal access and equal treatment in terms of use of the facilities, including fee waivers, time of meetings, and announcements
April 19, 2023
Liberty Counsel asked a federal district court Wednesday to enter a final default judgment on behalf of a Christian club
April 12, 2023
Default Entered Against RI School District in Good News Club Case, Providence Public School District must now provide equal access for Good News Clubs. Equal access means equal treatment in terms of use of the facilities, including fee waivers, time of meetings, and announcements
September 2, 2022
The Recycle-A-Bike non-profit in Olneyville needs volunteers to keep from closing permanently in October 2022, after losing staff during the pandemic.
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 30, 2022
The city’s 22,000 students returned to school on Monday. The Providence school district is also trying to fill 101 vacancies.
April 2, 2022
D’Abate students and staff will be temporarily relocated to the Lauro Elementary School at 99 Kenyon Street St. for the 2022-2023 school year.
December 19, 2021
The Niagara Falls Public Library System is receiving more than $210,000 in grants to help beef up its broadband and technology access. One of the key additions is a so-called “maker’s space,” which was opened in a formal ceremony inside the system’s Main Street branch. Supporters say improved broadband is needed in a city where an estimated 30 percent of the population lack access to the internet.