EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine The homes of the future will be built to use a lot less energy and withstand harsher, more extreme weather events thanks to global warming. Credit: Karin S, Pexels.com. January 9, 2022 Dear EarthTalk: How will the homes of the future look and feel different […]
3 Ways to Make the Most of Color at Home If you’re thinking of updating, remodeling or repairing your home this year, it’s time to start planning. Want to make the most of your efforts? Don’t overlook color. Color plays a big role in your home’s aesthetic and mood, and it can […]
Rep. Alzate and RI Legislative Black and Latino Caucus thank Dr. Alexander-Scott for her service to RI DR. ALEXANDER-SCOTT STATE HOUSE – The Rhode Island Legislative Black and Latino Caucus, chaired by Rep. Karen Alzate (D-Dist. 60, Pawtucket), is releasing the following statement thanking Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott for her service to the residents […]
RHODE ISLAND PROFESSIONAL SOCCER LAUNCHES SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS Launch represents another significant development in club’s progress PAWTUCKET, Rhode Island – Rhode Island’s upstart Professional Soccer Club launched its newly-formed social media platform today, signaling another positive step in its development. The club went live with its Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts this morning, and they are as follows: Twitter […]
Run For The Lighthouse To celebrate the 150th Year of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse in Riverside, RI, Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse are sponsoring their second annual benefit run on Saturday, April 23, 2022. The event is one of many planned this year to celebrate this milestone of the historic island lighthouse, off the East Providence coast. […]
Theatre BY THE SEA ANNOUNCES LOCAL AUDITIONS FOR NON-EQUITY ADULTS FOR 2022 SUMMER SEASON Wakefield, RI – Theatre By The Sea announces Non-Equity Adult Auditions for its 2022 Summer Season. Seeking strong non-union singers, dancers, actors, and actor/musicians. We are especially seeking mature character actors for featured roles throughout the season. Performers must be available for […]
Free Virtual Valley Talks Continue with Presentation by Smithsonian Museum Specialist on Japanese Internment WOONSOCKET, R.I. – Valley Talks, a series of biweekly historical lectures by the Museum of Work & Culture, continues Sunday, January 23 at 1pm on Zoom. In this presentation, Smithsonian Museum Specialist Noriko Sanefuji highlights the work being done […]
The Great Drying: The End Of The American Southwest? Dan Lennon Nancy Caywood is a fifth-generation farmer. With her son, Travis, she grows alfalfa and cotton in Arizona’s Pinal County, located between Phoenix and Tucson. She walks across a dry, nearly barren field. With each step, alfalfa crunches beneath her boots. “Everything is dead out […]
