Special Recognition For Our Work

Shri Awards

& Recognitions

A woman and a man standing together, smiling, with an American flag and another flag in the background. The woman is holding a framed award or certificate.
An American football with red and white colors. It has the name Alison Bologna and the year 2020 printed on it. The ball features a black and red label with the text 'Shri Service Corps' and has related logos on the sides.

Shri Yoga's innovative classes and unique approach to wellness have been highly recognized, resulting in various awards applauding its commitment to fostering community well-being.

Shri Development Revitalizes The Commuter Rail Neighborhood
Pine Street Press Molly Messier Pine Street Press Molly Messier

Shri Development Revitalizes The Commuter Rail Neighborhood

It started in 2010 when Alison Bologna, a Pawtucket resident and local news anchor at NBC 10, decided to open a yoga studio in one of our empty downtown storefronts. She named it “Shri Studio” with the intention of bringing light (the definition of “Shri” in Sanskrit) into the district by offering low cost and free yoga outreach classes to students who otherwise wouldn’t have access.

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Pine Street Press Molly Messier Pine Street Press Molly Messier

Threading The Needle

PAWTUCKET — Imagine a future where Pawtucket is a bustling urban center; where dining, shopping, entertainment and recreation entertainment opportunities abound; where residents commute to good-paying jobs in Boston or Providence — or even walk to those jobs in their Pawtucket neighborhood.

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Council Puts Train Zoning On Hold Amid Call For 10 Percent Affordable Units
Molly Messier Molly Messier

Council Puts Train Zoning On Hold Amid Call For 10 Percent Affordable Units

PAWTUCKET – Creation of a new zoning district around the city’s coming train station is too important to approve it in a “half-baked” form, say City Council members.

The council, at its meeting last Wednesday, April 10, heard lengthy testimony from advocates who want to see a 10 percent minimum requirement for affordable housing in the Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) zone in the Conant Thread District around a coming commuter rail station off Main Street and Pine Street.

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