We no longer live in a world where the average dropout can get a decent paying job in a local factory now that the majority have closed. This means that education and skills training are extremely … more

When a water shut off happens to a family it is a devastating event with possible catastrophic results. Without water, a resident can be evicted from their home by the same City that shut their water … more

Amanda Abbott, trounced the competition in the 8th Annual Race for the Conch Eco-Sea Swim on beautiful Grace Bay in the Turks & Caicos Islands on July 1, 2017. Race for the Conch is an all ages open … more

If I could name only one thing that girls learn when they’re involved with Girl Scouts (as hard as that is!), it’s that they become capable of tackling pretty much ANYTHING. From building robots, … more

Rhode Island Commissioner of Education, Ken Wagner, has responded to teachers throughout the state regarding the recent budget agreement at the State House. His statement:"I am pleased to report … more

The East Providence HIgh School Class of 1952 is planning a "Reunion Brunch" on September 12, 2017 at the Old Grist Mill in Seekonk, Massachusetts. Registration: 11:30 am Brunch: 12:30 … more

The first announced candidate to be East Providence's first elected Mayor is Bob DaSilva. DaSilva, a police Captain in Pawtucket, has been active in local government, community groups and youth … more

The Rhode Island Foundation invites you to a free concert by the Rhode Island Philharmonic at the Temple to Music in Roger Williams Park this Friday, Aug. 4, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. … more

Will the Boston Red Sox's top prospects be showcased on the East Providence waterfront? Will kayakers chase down homerun balls in the bay like they do in San Francisco? Ward Three City Councilman Joe … more

Support EP Heritage Days 2017 You asked for it East Providence and you got it. Now it's our turn to walk the walk. Since 1981 local residents like Junior Butler have been producing and scheduling … more