
Pawtucket Demands Apology From Hasbro CEO
City leaders want Hasbro executives to apologize after CEO Chris Cocks criticized local dining options in an interview.
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Do big companies owe the communities they leave an apology and openness?

City leaders want Hasbro executives to apologize after CEO Chris Cocks criticized local dining options in an interview.
Live Poll
Do big companies owe the communities they leave an apology and openness?
In Pawtucket, the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, coverage here follows city government, Providence County, Pawtucket School Department, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.
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Do you trust your local government to effectively enforce property maintenance standards in your community?
The city cited the Narragansett Park Plaza project for property maintenance code violations found on September 30.

Tyler Gavolopoulos kicked the game-winner with no time left as Barrington improved to 3-4.

Democrat Adam Greenman was declared the winner of the Pawtucket mayoral election, ending a tenure that began in 2011.

A local tattoo artist is offering discounted ink to help cover medical costs for his infant daughter.
A metal detectorist found a 1964 St. Raphael Academy ring in Puget Sound and returned it to its owner's family after 47 years.

Regular subjects here include city council decisions, the Providence County courts and Pawtucket School Department alongside the manufacturing, healthcare and arts employers shaping the local economy. From Darlington and Oak Hill to Fairlawn, Quality Hill and Downtown, neighborhood coverage extends into Bristol County and Kent County where stories cross the line. The city's industrial heritage shapes redevelopment debates and historic mill preservation in ways that return regularly to city hall and planning board agendas. Infrastructure investment, school district funding and economic development are the recurring threads in local government reporting.