At Mayoral Forum, Candidates Outline Their Plans for The Boston Public School System Watch the recording here Boston, MA — At last week’s Boston Mayoral Forums, candidates answered questions around issues affecting Boston’s school communities — school budget, instituting an elected school committee, and upgrading the school facilities. The forum, hosted by the Boston […]
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Contaminated drinking water is a problem from coast-to-coast, and could be the next big public health crisis facing the United States. Credit: Pixabay. Dear EarthTalk: What are the main contaminants we have to worry about in our drinking water? How can we know if we […]
HVAC – INTERNET Greetings from your Library Trustees, Well, our patrons certainly have put up with some serious inconvenience over the past year, between COVID-19 and construction. You have been really understanding and patient throughout, and we’ve heard so many compliments during this time. So from us to you, a big thank you is in […]
DIVING INTO SUMMER: DEM OFFERING A VARIETY OF SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS, FAMILIES AND YOUTH PROVIDENCE – Looking for fun outdoor activities this summer? The Department of Environmental Management’s (DEM) Division of Fish and Wildlife has you covered! From fishing days and archery lessons to hunter education and virtual wildlife conservation programs, there’s something for […]
ATTLEBORO LAND TRUST The work party scheduled for May 29, was cancelled due to the forecast of heavy rain. A rescheduled work party will be held on Wednesday, June 2, at the Richardson Nature Preserve from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. Details below. In keeping with current guidelines, we will follow these COVID-19 precautions: — […]
FirstWorks Relaunches In-Person Performances with FirstWorks Live—Music at Roger Williams Park Summer Concert Series Line-up features a mix of local and national artists with a global flair FREE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Providence, RI—FirstWorks, a Rhode Island non-profit dedicated to building community through world-class arts, announced today a free summer concert series in the gorgeous outdoor […]
High Demand for Food Assistance Persists in MA Michayla Savitt – Commonwealth News Service BOSTON -As COVID-19 restrictions are lifted and the country opens up, some Massachusetts residents are still feeling the ripple effects of the pandemic – especially food insecurity. A pandemic impact report from the nonprofit Feeding America estimates Massachusetts had […]
To the Editor, MAYOR DONALD R. GREBIEN With so many changes over the past year and working to get back to the new normal in Pawtucket, I am happy that the collaboration between the City, City Council, and School Committee continues and many of the school projects have not been halted due to the […]
