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Jamie Coelho

Jamie Coelho

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Editor-In-Chief, Rhode Island Monthly

Providence

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federal and state courts, breaking news politics, localEverything. Main focus is crime, terrorism and transportation

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Housing market

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Total articles 872

  • Providence's San Miguel School Fosters Confidence and Leadership in Young Men

    By Jamie Coelho Verified| Rhode Island Monthly Verified When a visitor walks into any classroom at the San Miguel School in Providence, each student in the middle school classroom will get up from their seat, walk up to the guest, look them in the eye and introduce themselves while shaking their hand. In today’s post-COVID world of stunted social interaction, especially for children, it’s a gesture that feels like it’s from a bygone era.

    By Jamie Coelho Verified · Rhode Island Monthly

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Corn is the Basis of Cuisine at Dolores

    By Jamie Coelho Verified| Rhode Island Monthly Verified This past winter, Dolores Mexican restaurant in Providence hosted a tamale-making workshop called Masa and Cocktails with spirits brands Tequila Ocho, Nixta, Mezcal Vago and Abasolo Whisky. It was organized by Jhonny Ramos, Casa Lumbre spirits ambassador, with Chris Simmons, Tequila Ocho and Mezcal Vago ambassador, and the purpose was to teach guests all about the importance of corn in Mexican culture and cuisine, as well as in special spirits that also include corn as a main ingredient.

    By Jamie Coelho Verified · Rhode Island Monthly

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Providence's San Miguel School Fosters Confidence and Leadership in Young Men

    By Jamie Coelho Verified| Rhode Island Monthly Verified When a visitor walks into any classroom at the San Miguel School in Providence, each student in the middle school classroom will get up from their seat, walk up to the guest, look them in the eye and introduce themselves while shaking their hand. In today’s post-COVID world of stunted social interaction, especially for children, it’s a gesture that feels like it’s from a bygone era.

    By Jamie Coelho Verified · Rhode Island Monthly

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Rhode Island Monthly

Rhode Island Monthly is a regional magazine that has been serving the community since 1988. Based in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, it focuses on lifestyle, culture, and events in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts. The magazine is published monthly and features a variety of content, including long-form articles, dining recommendations, political profiles, and home and garden transformations. In addition to its regular features, Rhode Island Monthly hosts the annual "Best of Rhode Island" awards, celebrating local businesses and services. The magazine engages its audience through reader polls and curated guides, showcasing local boutiques and other businesses. It has a strong digital presence, offering event calendars and restaurant reviews, making it a valuable resource for local residents and expatriates interested in Rhode Island-centric content.

Pawtucket, Rhode Island, United States

+1 877-848-0117

Founded: 1988