Saturday, July 25, 2026

RIPTA: NEW SMART FARE COLLECTION SYSTEM

RIPTA Launches Wave – A New Smart Fare Collection System That Makes It EasierThan Ever Before To Use Transit    Passengers Will Be Able to Buy Passes Online and Store Value on Reloadable Smart Card or Mobile App for Easy Boarding  Providence, Rhode Island, September 8, 2020 — The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) today announced the launch […]

PAWTUCKET, RI: VIRTUAL EXHIBIT THRU OUT SEPTEMBER

Pawtucket’s 22nd Annual Photo Contest Pawtucket:  “Hiding in Plain Sight”   “ Virtual” Exhibit throughout the month of September !   Winners Announced Sunday, September 27, 2020   PAWTUCKET –  It’s that time of year for the annual City of Pawtucket Photo Contest exhibit,  where all submitted photos are typically on display for public viewing during […]

NOT TO EARLY TO THINK ABOUT SPRING

Give meaning to your garden with flower bulbs Feeling threatened by climate issues and the rapid advances in technology leads us to a need for kindness and human goodness. Our search for meaning involves a search for products and brands to fill this need. How is this reflected in the garden, and what role do […]

CO-OP “MILESTONES EXPANSION

CO-OP Milestones Cape Cod Supporting Mind and Body Opens in Sandwich North Dighton —Cooperative Production, Inc. (CO-OP) opens its second branch of Milestones, a day center for adults looking to improve quality of life through individual, person-centered activities and supports. Milestones Cape Cod at 2 Tupper Road in Sandwich welcomes adults living on Massachusetts South […]

PLAINVILLE, MA: MINI BOOK SALE

Friends of the Plainville Public Library, Inc. Mini Book Sale           The Friends of the Plainville Public Library have an on-going book sale in the Friends’ Hallway, and, since we did not have a Summer Book sale, we have set up tables in front of the circulation desk for the rest of the year.   […]

“THE EMPTY EVENT” IN COPLEY SQUARE

Local Live Events Industry Builds “Empty Event” in Copley Square; A Reminder of What We Stand to Lose The “Empty event” is part of a series of visibilities aimed to raise awareness about the ongoing havoc COVID-19 is reaping on the live events industry and industry workers   BOSTON — Monday, Copley Square resembled what, up until COVID-19 […]

“SLATERSVILLE” A RHODE ISLAND DOCUMENTARY

Free Screening of New Slatersville Documentary Preview WOONSOCKET, R.I. – The Museum of Work & Culture will offer a virtual documentary screening on Wednesday, September 16 at 7pm when critically acclaimed filmmaker Christian de Rezendes will present two segments of Slatersville: America’s First Mill Village, “What If This Could Have a New Life?” and “Uncle […]

BUCKLIN BROOK SEPTEMBER WALKS

Good Morning, Where is the Bucklin Brook Friends of the Ten Mile and Bucklin Brook will be leading Where is Bucklin Brook? in the month of September.   We are offering three short walks that will detail the course, history, and possible future of Bucklin Brook, Pawtucket’s lost waterway.   Please note that you MUST  […]