The Providence Journal facts for kids
The Providence Journal, often called the ProJo, is a daily newspaper published in Providence, Rhode Island. It is the largest newspaper in Rhode Island. The Journal first started printing in 1829. It has won four Pulitzer Prizes, which are very important awards for newspapers. The Journal proudly states it is "America's oldest daily newspaper in continuous publication."
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What is The Providence Journal?
The Providence Journal is a newspaper that brings daily news to people in Providence, Rhode Island. It covers local news, sports, and other important events. Being the biggest newspaper in Rhode Island, it plays a key role in sharing information with the community.
How Old is the ProJo?
The Providence Journal is very old! It began publishing way back in 1829. This makes it one of the oldest newspapers in the United States that has been printed every day without stopping. Imagine how much history it has covered over the years!
Awards and Recognition
The ProJo has won four Pulitzer Prizes. These awards are given for excellent work in journalism, literature, and music. Winning a Pulitzer Prize shows that the newspaper has done a great job reporting important stories and serving its readers.
Images for kids
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Logo of projo.com
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The old Providence Journal building at 203 Westminster Street
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Plaque on the old Providence Journal building
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The current home of the Providence Journal on Fountain Street
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Production facility on Kinsey Avenue
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A robot friend
See also
In Spanish: The Providence Journal para niños
