Availability, Not the Economy, Drives New England Opioid Overdoses Laura Rosbrow-Telem – Commonwealth News Service BOSTON – A new report claims it isn’t economic factors that have fueled high numbers of opioid overdoses in New England – but doctors who’ve been over-prescribing them. Looking into the impact of the opioid epidemic on the labor […]
A New Home Of Their Very Own We’ve been working to complete a new home for Dublin & Snow Moon, who escaped a horrible fate when they were rescued from a kill pen . Time was running out for these beautiful animals, but thankfully, they now live where they will be loved and free for the rest […]
History Space Programming at the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House; 18th Century Tailoring, The Newport Stamp Act Protest, Visit the Apothecarist History Space Programming at the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House 18th Century Tailoring, The Newport Stamp Act Protest, Visit the Apothecarist STAMP ACT Newport, RI – This summer the Newport Historical Society expands the popular History Space initiative with a series […]
World War II Living History Display on the Weaver Library Lawn East Providence resident Russ Erwin and avid collector of World War II military items will display hundreds of artifacts (uniforms, equipment, vehicles, and personal items of soldiers) on the Weaver Library Lawn on Saturday, June 8, 2019 from 10 AM to 3 PM. […]
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR 2019 Now is the time to Reserve your space now for the 21st year of the KidsEye Summer Filmmaking Workshop. This year’s dates: July 8-12, 2019. The fee for the one-week program has not gone up and remains $395 per registration. JUST WHAT IS KIDSEYE? KidsEye® is a fun, yet intensive […]
WOMR Presents Alexandra Beliakovich Renowned pianist to perform in a recital to benefit community radio station Provincetown, MA, – Alexandra Beliakovich will perform at the Wellfleet Congregational Church in Saturday, June 15, at 7:30 pm in a recital to benefit WOMR, featuring music by Bach, Schubert, Granados, Bartok, and Khosrowpour, the community radio station announced […]
FROM OFFERING NEW SNACK BAR CHOICES TO BOOGIE BOARD RENTALS, DEM IS READY FOR THE 2019 BEACH SEASON DEM is encouraging residents to buy their state beach pass online or in advance so they can “beach more, wait less.” PROVIDENCE – From a more expansive menu at six state beaches (East Matunuck, Misquamicut, Roger Wheeler, […]
The City of Attleboro Council on Human Rights Mark Year Two of Civic Engagement Council Will Support Mayor’s Second Annual Pride Flag Raising on June 1st at City Hall ATTLEBORO, MA – Attleboro’s revived Council on Human Rights has had a busy year of activity and once again supporting the Mayor’s flag raising event […]
