Saturday, February 14, 2026

EARTHTALK: BEWARE THE GOLF COURSE

Beware If You Live Near A Golf Course Rachel Berliner  February 10, 2026 Environmentalists are increasingly worried about all the fertilizers and pesticides used to keep golf courses fairways and greens looking and playing their best. Credit: Pexels.com. Dear EarthTalk: Should I be concerned for my health if my property is right near a golf […]

NEW BEDFORD ART MUSEUM

WINTER BREAK KIDS’ ART PROGRAM Winter Break Art Program: Season of Making Spark creativity this February Vacation at the New Bedford Art Museum.  Season of Making is a Monday to Friday February Vacation art program, with one registration covering the entire week. Young artists will spend five full days exploring creativity, imagination, and self expression through […]

HOMEBOUND PATIENTS’ FOOT CARE BILL

Boylan, Urso introduce bill to allow nurses to provide home foot care STATE HOUSE — Rep. Jennifer Boylan and Sen. Lori Urso have introduced legislation to help homebound patients access routine foot care at home. Sen. Lori Urso “Most Rhode Islanders recognize the shortage of medical providers when they have trouble finding a primary care […]

ODEUM THEATRE – EAST GREENWICH, RHODE ISLAND

MOST JOYFUL BLUES ENSEMBLE February 21, 2026 Even though Roomful of Blues’ lineup has changed over the years, the band has always been one of the tightest, most joyful blues ensembles in the world. Currently an eightpiece unit led by guitarist Chris Vachon, the band has never sounded fresher or stronger. Singer DD Bastos brings her […]

ECOTARIUM – WORCESTER, MA

THREE FLOORS OF DYNAMIC EXHIBITS The EcoTarium’s museum building features three floors of hands-on, interactive exhibits that explore the natural and physical sciences and our New England environment. Each year, the museum welcomes dynamic traveling exhibits, as well as houses permanent installations that make creative use of the museum’s natural history collection and living wildlife. […]

PIONEER INSTITUTE

Agenda for Leadership: American Citizenship – A Vision for Transparency & State Policy Innovation In 1993, Massachusetts passed the landmark Education Reform Act to build a strong foundation of informed citizens through rigorous instruction in U.S. history and civics. More than three decades later, key parts of that promise remain unfulfilled—and the consequences are mounting. […]