Building Trades Unions coordinate drive to collect respirators and other personal protective equipment (PPE) to aid frontline health workforce BOSTON, MA — Under the leadership of City of Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh and in coordination with theBoston Public Health Commission, members of the Building Trades Unions along with their union contractor partners have been collecting new, unopened respirators and […]
2020 Preservation Conference Cancelled Looking Forward to 2021 Dear RIHPHC community, It is with deep regret that we inform you that we have decided to cancel Back to the Future , the 35 th Annual Rhode Island Statewide Historic Preservation Conference at CCRI Knight Campus and Greater Warwick on Saturday, April 25, 2020. Though it was a difficult decision, […]
Goods iQ Calls Quonset Home Goods iQ is the latest innovative company to set up shop at Quonset Business Park. Formerly known as Amax Incorporated, they recently re-branded and moved into new offices in Quonset’s Gateway district. Goods iQ is a global leader in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of office, academic, industrial, and consumer […]
Want to Take A Break From Cooking? Support Your Chatham Neighbor’s By Ordering Take Out! Marion’s Pie Shop Tuesday – Saturday 8am – 5pm, Sunday 8am – 4pm 508-432-9439 Mom and Pops Burgers Monday – Wednesday 11am – 3pm, Thursday – Sunday 11am – 7pm 774-840-4144 Mac’s Chatham Fish and Lobster 508-945-1173 Kream N’ Kone Monday […]
City Welcomes Volunteers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Due to Significant Community Outreach, Will Begin Volunteer List Pawtucket – The City of Pawtucket is welcoming volunteers who are interested in helping with efforts to assist other members of the community amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to receiving a number of volunteer inquiries, the City will begin creating a […]
DEM REMINDS RHODE ISLANDERS THAT FISHING AND HUNTING LICENSES, BOAT REGISTRATIONS CAN BE OBTAINED ONLINE portal This online service provides customers with streamlined, on-demand access to the licensing and registration process from the comfort of home –eliminating the need for an in-person visit to DEM offices. With the trout fishing season set to open in […]
MONDAY TEA TIME RAMBLE BY DON DOUCETTE Tea time this afternoon included a drive-by recon of the Oak Knoll Cemetery in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. A close observation of the filled wetland within the Bucklin Brook cemetery corridor revealed a small patch of water, “about an arm load” in size, and beside that tiny patch of […]
We hate to say this but… PAC is joining with many other arts organizations to temporarily close our doors indefinitely while the COVID-19 crisis continues. This means that any workshops that have been scheduled are canceled until further notice. We feel that, in the spirit of helping to prevent transmission of the virus, it’s […]
