Dylan Zelazo News Today

PAWTUCKET – Employees of City Hall and others throughout Pawtucket were saddened early Wednesday morning upon discovering Dylan Zelazo, for well over a decade Mayor Donald Grebien’s Director of Administration,

PAWTUCKET – With closing on public and private financing for the new Tidewater Stadium now expected this fall, construction work is expected to restart within a couple of weeks, according

PAWTUCKET – Members of the Charter Review Commission said last week that they will continue to look into whether to recommend an appointed School Committee over the coming months, but

PAWTUCKET – Christine McCoy McNeil recalls a childhood full of all things Pawtucket, from McCoy Stadium to Kip’s Restaurant.

PAWTUCKET – Workers are in the process of installing several new speed cameras near local schools in an effort to expand a city ticketing program.

PAWTUCKET – Fines for both speeding in school zones and running local red lights are on a sharp decline, showing that motorists are increasingly being trained and incentivized to follow

PAWTUCKET – A series of newly renovated schools and planned spending on a future unified high school are impacting Mayor Donald Grebien’s proposed 2023-2024 budget, which proposed a 3.6 percent

PAWTUCKET/CENTRAL FALLS – As more and more local residents receive tickets for running red lights through new and mostly automated camera programs, plenty of questions have arisen about how the

PAWTUCKET – Local communities should be trusted to manage their own residential development, says Pawtucket City Council President Terry Mercer, and the state shouldn’t be interfering with intrusive mandates.

PAWTUCKET – The Blackstone Valley Regional Transfer Station, long a source of debate on the present and future of sanitation services in Pawtucket, will soon cease to be operated by