Explorer Express Train For decades, the Explorer Express Train has provided excitement for EcoTarium visitors. Open-air passenger cars take visitors on a scenic 12-minute ride; a relaxing and beautiful way to see the museum grounds. As part of a recent partnership with the Worcester Railers Hockey Club, the EcoTarium was able to purchase a new train […]
The 250th Anniversary of the U.S. Navy, from Britain’s Perspective with Professor Evan Wilson October 9 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Thursday, October 9th, 2025 Richard I. Burnham Resource Center | 82 Touro Street, Newport Admission $15 – $20 per person | *Student Discounts now available $10 with valid student ID 6:30pm to 7:30pm; doors open at […]
Teens @ APL is just for kids and teens in grades 5-12. We offer fun monthly programs, special school break events, a themed Summer Reading program with prizes and fun stuff to do, and an exciting volunteer program! Teens @ APL News: Teen Volunteering @ the APL: Our VolunTeen (get it?) Program offers a ton of ways to get involved at the library, from […]
Friend, A wave of dangerous legislation just hit Congress, and if passed, it could spell disaster for our most vulnerable wildlife – including Grizzly bears. Lawmakers and their corporate cronies have been champing at the bit to eradicate protections for endangered species, and now they may get their chance. We’ll tell you exactly what’s at […]
Dear Pawtucket Residents, Summer is in full swing, and we know how important it is to have fun—and stay cool—as the temperatures rise. That’s why the City of Pawtucket is proud to offer a variety of free and low-cost options for families to enjoy the season safely and comfortably. Here are some great ways to […]
AUGUST SUMMER CLASSES Wheel Throwing For Everyone Saturdays, August 2 – 23 The Classes for All Levels 10:00AM – 1:00PMSaturdays, August 2 – 23Members: $189.00 | Non-Members: $210.00 Whether you are an enthusiastic beginner or an experienced pro with the wheel, you are welcome in this class, which will cover all aspects of the ceramics […]
In Fall River, Our Promise To The Elderly Went Up In Smoke. A deadly tragedy has exposed our failure to adequately regulate and monitor assisted living facilities By Richard T Moore THE SMELL OF smoke should never be the last thing a person experiences in their own home. Yet for residents of the Gabriel House assisted living […]
Going to Hollywood Recent alumna sets sights on a career in filmmaking Taylor Desjardins, ’25, dreamed of enrolling at UCLA to study film. Despite hearing California’s siren song, the New Bedford native found a way to achieve her filmmaking goals at Bridgewater State University. “I admit BSU wasn’t my first choice, but what I found […]
