Offshore Wind Farm has MA Analyzing Impact on Fisheries By Laura Rosbrow-Telem – Commonwealth News Service NEW BEDFORD, Mass. – A proposed offshore wind farm south of Martha’s Vineyard could be the first industrial-sized facility of its kind in the U.S.. The company Vineyard Wind expects to build the 84 turbine wind installation this year, […]
FESTIVAL BALLET It’s a timeless tale known and beloved around the world for generations: Swan Lake , the iconic story of young love and wicked deception sweeps into The Vets this Mother’s Day Weekend. Join us and experience the story unfold before your eyes, with magnificent sets, elegant costumes and world class dancing that will leave you […]
Audubon Society of Rhode Island’s Party for the Peregrines They are the fastest animals on earth. They hunt the skies of Providence. They raise their young atop the “Superman” building. They are the Providence Peregrines. Join us on May 10, 2019 from 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm as we celebrate the raptors of Rhode Island. […]
Announcing the 2019 Massachusetts Youth Count Survey for the Cape and Islands Barnstable County, MA – The Homeless Prevention Council is pleased to announce that it is conducting the 2019 Massachusetts Youth Count Survey for the Cape and Islands. This annual effort is a project of the Cape and Islands Regional Network on Homelessness. Youth […]
Annie Guthrie Special Update! Annie has graciously added an opening Pete Seeger birthday tribute. John Fuzek will open and perform a few Pete Seeger songs. Annie Guthrie is the middle daughter of folksinger Arlo Guthrie and artist Jackie Guthrie, and had many options for inspiration growing up. At a young age she saw […]
“Spring Forward…Think Back, Horsing Around: Rhode Island’s Horse Racing Heyday” Rhode Island Historical Society Announces Spring Forward Event and Panel Discussion PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Rhode Island Historical Society (RIHS), has announced two events to celebrate the memories of Rhode Island’s history of horse racing. Join us on Thursday, May 2nd at 5:30pm for ‘Memories […]
Four Events in June Examine Rhode Island’s Deep Involvement in Slavery As the nation observes 400 years of slavery in America, Stages of Freedom takes the opportunity to examine, discuss and commemorate Rhode Island’s long and complicated role in the slave trade and its gradual abolition in a series of four events. The events include: […]
5 Outdated IT Practices That Companies Need To Eliminate Technology changes nearly as quickly as the calendar flips. A new device or upgrade that was trending not long ago may become antiquated or obsolete before you know it. Information technology is integral to most businesses today, but keeping up with the interrelated parts of IT […]
