Laura Colantonio

This marks the fourth year of The Valley Breeze‘s Valley Pets section, and each year we hear from our readers about how much their pets mean to them. Your pets

As someone who grew up in Johnston (yes, I still have the accent to prove it, and yes, I did in fact go to the same school as DJ Pauly

PAWTUCKET – Centreville Bank Stadium’s first-ever concert event, Island Rhodes Music Festival, is set to debut the weekend of Aug. 15-16, bringing Sublime, The Roots, Slightly Stoopid, Rebelution, and more

PROVIDENCE – The Uptown Theater, formerly the Columbus Theatre at 270 Broadway, has announced that the landmark is "set to reclaim its spotlight with a dazzling series of upgrades and

CUMBERLAND – Forty years of performing live music is bound to come with some memorable moments. From performing for two U.S. presidents, to sharing the stage with Aretha Franklin and

When Randi Lebar first began video recording her mother, Elaine Lebar, playing piano in September 2020, she said she simply wanted to give a face to all the residents of

NORTH PROVIDENCE – It’s a June night in 1997 and the Wu-Tang Clan just released their new album, “Wu-Tang Forever.” Two-hundred eager customers line up at Kangaroo CDs & Tapes

No Hallmark holiday movie would be complete without a scene where the main characters take a few laps around the local outdoor ice rink. They’re most likely bundled up with

Sept. 16 — Oct. 30

Gratifying. That’s how North Smithfield native David Lizotte says he would summarize in one word his time on the Appalachian Trail.