My Backyard

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Kerri A. Quintal, Esq. recently completed a training program regarding 5th Amendment Privileges sponsored by The Bristol County Bar Advocates held in Taunton on February 24, 2010.  Topics discussed included Pre-Trial Discovery issues, The Trial Court Community Service Program and Community Correction Centers, and much more.
For more information you may contact the Law Office of [...]

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The Lenten Season is a time of fasting and reflection for 40 days beginning with Ash Wednesday and ending on Easter. St. John’s School Community is practicing a Lenten Carbon Fast in an attempt to lessen our carbon footprint and help save the environment. Each day the school will  practice some kind of action to [...]

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Saturday, May 1, 2010, 6:00 p.m. 
On Saturday, May 1, 2010, Community Care Services will host its 5th Annual Gala “A Night for Caring” at the Skyroom in New Bedford.  Festivities will include a sampling of delectable culinary masterpieces, a distinctly unique wine tasting, a silent auction, and the presentation of the Community Care Services’ “Heart [...]

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Kickball Tournament at Gillette Stadium Teaches Kids to Give Back
Kids Helping Kids is a program that teaches kids the importance of philanthropy, giving back, and raising funds for kids in need. This program will hold it’s annual Kickball Tournament at the Dana Farber Field House at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro – the indoor practice field [...]

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KENSINGTON REAL ESTATE HOLDS RIBBON CUTTING EVENT

Kensington Ribbon Cutting – front row (L to R) The United Regional Chamber of Commerce Board member Kathleen Torpey Garganta of Bristol Community College, Chamber Board Chairman Oreste D’Arconte of The Sun Chronicle, Art Hillman of Kensington Real Estate Brokerage, Sheryle DeGirolamo of Kensington Real Estate Brokerage, Jen McMorran [...]

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By Ken McGill, Registrar of Voters
City of Pawtucket 
The City of Pawtucket has lost a great friend – this past Wednesday Councilor Paul Wildenhain passed away quietly surrounded by family. If you didn’t know Paul then you missed meeting a great man. Paul, who represented District 2 in the city for thirteen years on the city [...]

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First Row (L-R) Emma Blazejewski, Alec Eaton, Erinn D’Angelo, Tatiana Troy Second Row (L-R) Seamus Sutula, Emily Billard, Abigail Smith, Lauren Bessette Third Row (L-R) Brian Moore, Eric Nelson, Shea O’Brien, William Runey, Katelyn Pencarski, Sofia DelVecchio (Center Back) Sister Mary Jane
First grade students at St. John the Evangelist School in Attleboro, MA gladly gave [...]

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         Dusk to Dawn:  Gardens that Light up the Night
               Thursday March 25th through Sunday March 28th
 Once again the Attleboro Arts Museum is busy putting together a spectacular collection of garden arrangements, landscape installations, and an exhibition of art to lure you out of the winter doldrums and into a celebration of anticipated spring.
 This fascinating [...]

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            ”Water” And “Public Art”                      
 
On Thursday, March 4, 2010 from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm there will be a reception for an art exhibit by members of the Pawtucket Arts Collaborative.  The members’ juried exhibit relates to the theme of water in its many and various forms. Both three and two dimensional art in various [...]

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