Independence Day Open House Free Family-Friendly Event July 4, 2022 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am The Newport Historical Society is pleased to announce that on Monday, July 4th the Colony House will once again be open to the public, continuing a years long tradition. The Colony House will be open from 9 am for visitors to […]
Sojourner House Appoints Richard Godfrey, Affordable Housing Leader and Former RIHousing Executive Director, as New Board Chair Providence, RI – Sojourner House, a nonprofit organization providing housing and supportive services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking, announced that Richard Godfrey, a national leader in real estate finance and community development, will serve […]
THREE CONCERTS NOT TO BE MISSED Kim Moberg, Rod Abernethy, and Susan Cattaneo in the Round Bass River Arts Campus Thu, Jun 19, 730pm. Member $20, Not-Yet-Member $25 Songwriters in the round perform heartwarming songs! Kim Moberg, Rod Abernethy, and Susan Cattaneo, three award-winning folk/Americana singer-songwriters, will combine the power of storytelling lyrics with acoustic […]
PAWTUCKET DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE To honor Pawtucket Mayor Henry Kinch: A tribute to leadership and legacy By Mary Bray Mayor Henry S. Kinch, Sr. On Sunday, June 22 at 10:00 a.m., the Pawtucket Democratic City Committee will host a tribute breakfast at the Pawtucket Country Club to honor one of the city’s most impactful leaders—former […]
RI Republicans to offer budget amendment to claw back state taxpayer money illegally given away by AG to private pet cause. State House, Providence, RI – State Representatives Brian C. Newberry and George Nardone have prepared a budget amendment ahead of Tuesday to claw back $11 million in funds State Attorney General Peter Neronha funneled to his […]
THE SHAPE OF WHO WE ARE ENTRY DEADLINE: 7/ 11/ 2025 JURY DATES: 7/ 12/ 2025 – 7/ 21/ 2025 NOTIFICATION: 7/ 22/ 2025 EXHIBITION: 9/ 11/ 2025 – 12/ 7/ 2025 CASH PRIZES: $1000 First | $500 Second CALL FOR ARTISTS Is Identity something to protect and preserve, or does it push us to seek recognition beyond ourselves? The […]
Making war in US communities: Trump executive order on policing threatens to set public safety back decades BY JIM JORDAN Police-community partnerships have made huge strides in reducing crime and building local trust in law enforcement. The president’s effort to militarize policing would throw it all out the window. Boston police have been leaders in […]
The Miriam Hospital Becomes First to Join RIPTA’s Wave to Work Commuter Benefits Program The Miriam Hospital pilots a program to provide free monthly bus passes for employees in its support services department Miriam 1: (left to right): Dave Britland CHFM,CHC, The Miriam Hospital director of facilities operations & support services, Brown University Health; Maria […]
