Mara Hagen-Spath
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Former homeless woman giving back to the Woonsocket community (opens the original)
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WOONSOCKET â Jackie Comeau is a Woonsocket resident, a mother of four young children, and six years ago she was homeless for 14 months. Comeau was homeless because of domestic issues that forced her to leave her apartment. âI decided to grab my stuff, and live out of my car,â she said. After that experience, she is prioritizing giving back to her community because she knows what it is like to be without a place to live. Last Friday, Comeau and her children drove around with meals that they
Hearts with Hope Inc. will host annual Rock Out the Cancer fundraiser Aug. 8 (opens the original)
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WOONSOCKETâ Hearts with Hope Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that aims to help Woonsocket High School alums and their family members in times of financial distress, is hosting its annual Rock Out the Cancer fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 8, 6 p.m., at the Post 85 American Legion, 870 River St. Jennifer Wholey has been a member of the non-profit since its inception in 2012. The founding members are all alumni of the Woonsocket High School Class of 1988 and started the non-profit to help
Woonsocket kindergarten aid, teacher jobs once again cut (opens the original)
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WOONSOCKETâ On June 4, Michael Davis and 15 other kindergarten paraprofessionals were delivered a letter from the desk of School Supt. Patrick McGee notifying them that their âposition has been eliminated for the 2026-2027 school year due to fiscal exigency.â Davis, who has been working in the school district for 25 years and as a kindergarten paraprofessional for 12 years, said he has had this happen to him before. Last year, the district eliminated the position due to the same reason: bu
Woonsocket kindergarten aid, teacher jobs once again cut (opens the original)
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WOONSOCKETâ On June 4, Michael Davis and 15 other kindergarten paraprofessionals were delivered a letter from the desk of School Supt. Patrick McGee notifying them that their âposition has been eliminated for the 2026-2027 school year due to fiscal exigency.â Davis, who has been working in the school district for 25 years and as a kindergarten paraprofessional for 12 years, said he has had this happen to him before. Last year, the district eliminated the position due to the same reason: bu
Amid needle exchange controversy, CCA cites reduced needle distribution (opens the original)
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WOONSOCKETâ Earlier last month, a letter submitted to Mayor Christopher Beauchamp by Community Care Alliance (CCA), to be read in front of the City Council, addressed an issue that has been a focal point of public dissent in the city: the needle exchange program. The letter stated that the CCA is working with Aids Care Ocean State (ACOS) to reduce the amount of needles that can be given to clients by re-defining distribution between the unhoused and housed population. This comes after a findin
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