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Rebuild Woonsocket launches Woonsocket Pride Organization - Vimarsana News

Rebuild Woonsocket launches Woonsocket Pride Organization

WOONSOCKET – Rebuild Woonsocket has announced the formation of Woonsocket Pride as a nonprofit organization.

Council hesitates to allow Pride celebration - Vimarsana News

Council hesitates to allow Pride celebration

WOONSOCKET – The Woonsocket City Council agreed at their Monday council meeting, with hesitation, to allow Rebuild Woonsocket to host a Woonsocket Pride Celebration on city property this weekend.

City Council continues to oppose the General Assembly - Vimarsana News

City Council continues to oppose the General Assembly

WOONSOCKET – The Woonsocket City Council has once again voted in favor of a resolution that stands in opposition to legislation in the Rhode Island General Assembly.

Woonsocket to spend ARPA funds on homeless after public pressure - Vimarsana News

Woonsocket to spend ARPA funds on homeless after public pressure

The city is directing $70,000 of American Rescue Plan Act funds toward making motel rooms available as emergency housing until March.

GoLocalProv | NEW: Pride Protest Tonight in Woonsocket After Baldelli-Hunt Schedules Conflicting Event - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | NEW: Pride Protest Tonight in Woonsocket After Baldelli-Hunt Schedules Conflicting Event

A Progress Pride flag - which event organizers say the city initially rejected this year. Photo: CC/DanielQuasar Organizers of a Pride celebration in Woonsocket are now planning a protest instead on Monday night, after they said Woonsocket Mayor Lisa Baldelli Hunt deliberately scheduled a conflicting event at the location.  Pride organizers said they tried to organize an event earlier in month for June 28 at River Island Park -- but were told by the city they could not use that location due to construction, and despite paying an application fee, never made the city council docket.  On Mond...