Can You Coupon Without the Extreme? By Nathaniel Sillin Following the Great Recession, it seemed liked extreme couponing was a competitive sport. You could watch on TV as shoppers armed with binders full of clipped coupons and an in-depth knowledge of stores’ policies would get incredible discounts at the checkout counter. Extreme couponing may not […]
Weekly Activities at Providence Children???s Museum MOTHER’S DAY May 7 – 14 No Time to Waste ?????? Saturday, May 6 & Sunday, May 7?? ????? 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM Kids and adults learn what’s so funny about trash during an interactive family comedy that gives a lighthearted look at the three R???s of protecting […]
MAY EVENTS Memory Cafe’ Wednesday, May 31st from 9:30-11:30am Attleboro Public Library, Attleboro, MA?? Please RSVP by contacting Donna Brown, 508-226-1445 Ext. 3105 Saturday, May 6th 10:00 am – Adult Saturday Program – Pre-Registration Required This is 6 week program funded by DDS and is free to attend for?? Individuals 18 and older that are […]
May Day in Boston Sends Message: Immigrants “Here To Stay” Mike Clifford – Commonwealth News Service BOSTON – It’s forecast to be the largest mobilization of immigrants since the presidential election, as hundreds of thousands are expected to stage May Day rallies Monday in Boston and across the nation. Roxanne Rivera, vice president of Service […]
