Learn and Lean in. Free B-B Networking Tips and Session at Plymouth Area Chamber. Want to network with the best of them? This event provides a brief 15-minute outline of “Business to Business Networking Best Practices” followed by 60 minutes of Open Networking session to practice your new skills. The live, in-person event is a […]
What: CALL to MAKERS for the 11th Annual “re-Tree Outdoor Exhibition – A Festive Showcase of trees created with Recycled Materials” Open to individuals, kids & families, community organizations, businesses and art enthusiasts of all ages. When: Registration for this event begins on October 1st and runs thru November 22nd. The Outdoor Exhibit will open on Bright ight December 6th 2024 and will be […]
Native Americans Show The Way On Green Economy Transition Pravit Kochar October 2, 2024 Dear EarthTalk: What are Native American tribes doing to transition to a green economy? —T.K., via e-mail Native American tribes are increasingly playing a critical role in promoting the transition to a green economy, driven by their commitment to environmental stewardship, living […]
The Flying Pumpkins by Trish Ferrara; oil on canvas The Flying Pumpkins and Friends A Series of Paintings by Trish Ferrara The Flying Pumpkins by Trish Ferrara; oil on canvas Community Gallery Exhibition: Oct 2nd – Nov 23rd, 2024 Attleboro Arts Museum 86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA Free and open to all Attleboro, MA The […]
Rep. Casey addresses CVS Health’s announcement of nationwide job cuts STATE HOUSE — In response to CVS Health’s announcement that it plans to cut 2,900 jobs nationwide, Rep. Stephen Casey expressed deep concern for affected workers and affirmed his commitment to collaborating with state leaders to mitigate the impact on Rhode Island, particularly in Woonsocket, […]
Wealth CBO Finds Yawning Gap Continues, Highlights Congressional Imperative to Unrig Tax Code The top 10 percent of families now control 60 percent of overall wealth, while families in the bottom half hold just 6 percent. Washington, D.C. — A new report by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) found wealth inequality in the United States has widened significantly […]
Meet Up with the Night Owls November 2024 Highlights from the Audubon Society of Rhode Island Our local owls are busy setting up territories, finding mates and calling to each other in late autumn and through the winter. Join Audubon for brisk evening walks on the trails to search for resident owls during this magical […]
RIPTA Partners with National Developer to Provide Fare Products for Affordable Housing Residents PHOTO L-R: Nicholas Cicchitelli, Director of Real Estate, City of Providence; Joseph I. Mulligan, III., Executive Director of Planning, City of Providence; Christopher Durand, RIPTA interim Chief Executive Officer; Sarah Ingle, RIPTA Executive Director of Planning; Rebecca Schofield, Pennrose Developer; Charlie Adams, Pennrose Regional Vice President, New England) Providence, Rhode Island […]
