MCSW: Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders Dear Women and Girls of the Commonwealth: CHRISTINE MONSKA On April 19 the MCSW will host our first in-person Girls Empowerment and Leadership Initiative (GELI) event where young leaders from all over the state will form powerful inter-generational networks to work on leadership development and advocacy tools. […]
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine A typical American home would need 19-31 solar panels to meet 100% of its electricity needs. Credit: Pexels. Dear EarthTalk: How do I figure out how many solar panels I would need on my two-story, 2,500 square foot house in Seattle to […]
May is the Best Time of Year for Birds and Birders! Audubon Offers Over 30 FREE Guided Bird Walks in May May Program Highlights from Audubon Indigo-Bunting-by-Ed-Hughes May brings a variety of colorful songbirds called Neotropical migrants to our area. These beautiful birds include warblers, tanagers, vireos and others that […]
Deborah and Roger Richardson Nature Preserve Thanks to everyone who has helped with the work parties that have been held so far this spring. A lot has been accomplished. Volunteers are needed for a clean-up to be held on Saturday, April 8, at the Deborah and Roger Richardson Nature Preserve, 577B Wilmarth Street, […]
FriYAY April 7: Mercy Bell MERCY BELL Join us for another free FriYAY musical event, part of our Enchanted Evenings programs. Every first Friday of the month features performances by local musicians. This month features folk singer-songwriter Mercy Bell. Complimentary admission to Museum galleries Cash bar Snacks for purchase Mercy Bell is a queer […]
Plymouth Solar Energy takes Drone services to new heights. Drone hovers next to the head of newly licensed drone operator Fred Paris, who used the technology to streamline assessments and proposals for Plymouth Solar Energy. Plymouth Solar Energy’s new licensed drone operation makes research, planning and service faster, more efficient and safer. […]
Cawcus of Crow BY DON DOUCETTE It seems as a love-hate relationship for many people. We happen to appreciate and enjoy the antics of crows. With them, it always seems as a group thing. Crows are called many things around the world. We appreciate the term “cawcus.” We are […]
Admission: FREE Museum of Work & Culture and National Park Service Celebrate Earth Day Day of free family activities encourages reflection on the environment WOONSOCKET, R.I.) – The Museum of Work & Culture, in partnership with the Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park, invites the public to a free Earth Day celebration on […]
