PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is stocking selected ponds in Rhode Island this month with landlocked salmon and rainbow trout for the winter trout fishing season. Rob Henninger proudly displays his catch – a RI hatchery raised landlocked salmon. Photo by Sean Linnane The one to two-pound, hatchery-raised landlocked salmon […]
AUREA Listen closely as this superb string quartet and performance ensemble explores the intersection of nature, science, the arts and humanities through America’s most eloquent voices on our natural world. AUREA ENSEMBLE “OF NATURE COMPOSED” JANUARY 26, AT 4 PM FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OF PROVIDENCE 1 BENEVOLENT STREET, PROVIDENCE GET TICKETS AND INFO Presented […]
By Senator James C. Sheehan British historian Lord Harold Acton famously said: “All power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely.” After a war for independence against a tyrannical British monarchy, the framers of our United States Constitution knew too well how human nature is susceptible to the temptations of power. That is why they […]
State Arts Council Announces Art Exhibit at Block Island Airport Gallery The Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA) is pleased to present works by artist Molly Kugler Dickinson on exhibit January 6 through June 7, 2020, at the Block Island Airport Gallery. The Block Island Airport Gallery presents the work of contemporary Rhode Island artists in […]
Museum At The Mill Stages First Historical Exhibits! Through the coordinated efforts of Bridgewater State University Docent Interns, Dodge Mill Volunteers and Museum Board Members, Museum At The Mill displays of three eras of Mill House Kitchens have been completed in the Studio Section of Dodge Mill. Joe Beaudoin, Gary Demers, Marian Wrightington and Samantha […]
The Power of Creative Expression at the Weaver Library AMY KINNEY Weaver Library presents artist and teacher Amy Kinney, author of Unraveling My Purple Sweater on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 at 7 pm. Kinney has turned her lifelong struggle with mental illness into a book of art to share with others. She tells the […]
Scam Alert: Threatening Letters and Calls Look Like the FTC By Better Business Bureau Scammers love to impersonate government officials. We’ve warned about con artists claiming to be from the IRS, Medicare, and even the Social Security Administration. Now, add another government agency to that list: the Federal Trade Commission. How the Scam Works: You get a letter that […]
Call for Photo Contest Theme for 2021 Calendar PAWTUCKET – With the successful release of the 2020 City Calendar, now is the time to leave your creative mark for the 2021 Pawtucket City Calendar. Mayor Donald R. Grebien, Photo Contest Organizer Patricia S. Zacks, and the City of Pawtucket call for suggestions on next year’s […]
