Providence considered a number of solutions to its scourge of potholes. According to Mayor Jorge Elorza, rejected proposals included filling several million potholes with helium and releasing them to the […]
To the Editor: Many Americans say that The United States of America is the home of the free and the greatest country in the world, but every great thing always […]
To the Editor: We aren’t going to be silent any longer we are tired of waiting for laws to be put in to protect our safety. Today was the to […]
To the Editor; On this day March 14, 2018, students across the nation have walked out of school and headed out to make a difference due to the tragic events […]
To the Editor: I am a tenth grader at a Providence public high school and it would be a lie if I tell you I feel safe. Our schools are […]
To the Editor: There are many people who have lived in different areas growing up as a child. For others they’ve might’ve been more exposed to a softer side that […]
To the Editor : Teachers should not be armed with guns. One, teachers don’t have the experience to handle a gun. They need to have knowledge on guns before getting […]
To the Editor, On Sunday, March 18, the business section of The Providence Journal printed an AP article, “Bids to curb health-care costs falter.” The article goes on about the […]
“No More,” “This is what democracy looks like” and “Enough is enough;” those were the chants heard at the student-run march to end gun violence at the RI State House on […]
On March 14, students throughout this country exercised their first amendment rights and walked out to bring awareness to the gun problem in our country. As an educator, I firmly believe students […]