As gyms take COVID hit, some push back against cancellations

Valley Breeze Staff
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As gyms struggle with the financial realities of COVID-19, some people are finding it easier to cancel their memberships than others. In North Smithfield, Myles Briggs said he was dumbfounded back in July when he went into the Dowling Village Planet Fitness and was told both he and his wife would... more

Majority of motorists stopping at new ‘temporary’ stop signs

ETHAN SHOREY, Valley Breeze Editor
CUMBERLAND – A visit to Hines Road this week found that the large majority of drivers there are coming to at least a rolling stop at two new sets of temporary stop signs, and that traffic in the area has slowed significantly. The stop signs are part of the first major initiative approved under the... more

Parents begin grassroots efforts to educate children

VALLEY BREEZE STAFF
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With the clock counting down until the first day of school, Rhode Island students and their parents are growing anxious. The state... more

Archambault seeks to overturn liquor license

JACQUELYN MOOREHEAD, Valley Breeze & Observer Staff Writer
SMITHFIELD – Responding to concerned residents’ complaints, Sen. Stephen Archambault said he submitted legislation to overturn a... more

Loporchio, Giusti square off in District 1

ETHAN SHOREY, Valley Breeze Editor
NORTH PROVIDENCE – The primary race between two Democrats for the District 1 Town Council seat is the picture of positivity, with... more