Providence, Brett Smiley
Smiley wants Providence schools back by July 1. He will ask General Assembly to make it happen.
When is the right time for the state to return Providence public schools to local control? Mayor Brett Smiley says this summer. Smiley outlined his administration’s housing and education proposals for reporters at a City Hall briefing Monday,
Councilor Justin Roias said 31 homeless people slept inside the city council chambers Tuesday night without issue.
As freezing temperatures grip Providence during a polar vortex, the DaVinci Center on Charles Street has opened as an ...
The DaVinci Center, a non-profit community center on Charles Street, opened its doors as a warming center Wednesday night. “It’s more comfortable, there’s more room for people to lay down if they show ...
In an unprecedented move, individuals seeking shelter were allowed to come into City Hall where a makeshift warming center ...
Mayor Brett Smiley hopes to get more payments to the city from local hospitals should the sale of Roger Williams Medical ...
Providence City Councilors Justin Roias and Miguel Sanchez claim in a press release that they “will open the City Council ...
The City of Providence has announced its priorities for the legislative session that starts at the Statehouse Tuesday. Among ...
Brett P. Smiley is a Democratic who ran for mayor of Providence, R.I., in 2014. He dropped out before the Democratic primary. The president of Campaign Finance Officers LLC, Smiley has managed ...
Dan Jaehnig spoke with Providence Mayor Brett Smiley about homelessness, and a possible end to the state takeover of Providence public schools.
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