Metro Editor Maya Kelly is a metro editor from Providence who covers community, crime and activism as well as business and development. A concentrator in urban studies and data fluency, she is passionate about intersecting storytelling with data analysis. When Maya's not at The Herald, you can find her hanging from an aerial silk, bullet journaling or in the middle of a forest.
Over 100 people gathered at Textron’s headquarters in downtown Providence on Tuesday evening to protest Israeli forces’ recent attacks in Gaza. Earlier that day, a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas broke down as Israel launched a series of aerial strikes targeting the Gaza Strip.
Guillette works with Foster Forward to support youth who have aged out of the foster care system.
The Heritage Group’s acquisition of ONYS follows a flurry of similar purchases in Rhode Island.
The Herald reviewed a report on Rhode Island employment. Here are the major takeaways.
Employees at Ceremony’s two locations are seeking unionization.
Atlantic Mills in Olneyville, one of Providence’s oldest mill buildings, is currently pending for sale. Tenants have expressed concerns surrounding the purchase of the building and the preservation of the historic space.
The Herald has kept its finger on Providence’s pulse throughout winter break. Here are the updates.
Local business owners and sustainability advocates discuss online shopping trends as the holiday gift season approaches.
The Herald analyzed a new city website detailing the FY2024 community contributions made by Brown, RISD, PC and JWU.
In 1998, former Providence Mayor Vincent Cianci, Jr. signed a friendship pact with Leonardo Domenici, then-mayor of Florence, Italy. To celebrate this pact, Cianci commissioned Joyce Acciaioli Rudge to put on the first Splendor of Florence Festival, 25 years ago.
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