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STORY OF THE WEEK: If you want to feel a chill down your back, watch PBS Frontline’s report on the recent era of “easy money” – super-low interest rates promulgated by the …
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3/22/23
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To the Editor,
A lot has changed since 1996, especially in the world of technology.
How many adults had cell phones in 1996 and used the internet daily? Think how wireless use has increased …
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3/22/23
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Dear Editor,
Members of the Meshanticut community testified before the Cranston City Council (9/12/22) about children hitting the ground, teachers going into lockdown, and residents barricading …
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3/22/23
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It’s only been a few weeks since I’ve taken on my new role as the editor of the Cranston Herald, and I’ve been enjoying it for the most part.
Sure, the hours aren’t the …
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3/22/23
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Rhode Island so often finds itself following in the footsteps of other states (hi, Massachusetts) when it comes to passing policy. We see no reason why Rhode Island cannot become a nationwide leader …
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3/22/23
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3/22/23
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3/22/23
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To the editor,
In response to your article “Not Enough” front page of the March 16, 2023 edition, you chose to only partially quote what I said. What I actually said was “The CPD …
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3/21/23
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3/15/23
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STORY OF THE WEEK: With Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos having announced a run in CD1, the race to succeed U.S. Rep. David Cicilline is approaching a more active phase. All eyes are on House Speaker Joe …
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3/15/23
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3/15/23
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Humans of Cranston is a recurring column showcasing the stories of Cranston residents’ community involvement, diversity, and unique life perspectives.
Baha Sadr is a performance artist and …
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3/15/23
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