February 05, 2024 MA public school support staff fight for a living wage. Kathryn Carley – Commonwealth News Service Lawmakers in Massachusetts are considering legislation to ensure Education Support Professionals in public schools earn a living wage. ESP’s do it all – teach, help students with special needs, clean classrooms and more. The bill would set a […]
Sunday, February 11, 3:30 pmFirst Unitarian Church, Providence A Golden Wire:17th-Century British Music Rising Early Music Stars combine to present a brilliant performance featuring Parker Ramsay, harp; Nola Richardson, soprano;Kevin Payne, lute; Arnie Tanimoto, viola da gamba Order Tickets Here Online Tickets are also available at the door. Please come early. “nuanced, insightful playing…Ramsay conveys a wonderful intimacy” – BBC Music Magazine Listen […]
Special Valentine’s Day Premiere Event VALENTINE’S CELEBRATION To enrich the ambiance of this Premiere Event, Our Dear Friend, Kelly Jeppesen,will serenade us with his violin all as we gather in the Botanical Oasis. The evening will also feature : A Music of the Plants experience with Grand Mama Rosemary Bonsaiand the unveiling of our New Community Memberships! Tickets Go On Sale to […]
Announcement on behalf of the Luso-American Development Foundation FLAD has opened a call for US citizens of Portuguese ancestry (aged 18 to 25) to intern at the office of a US elected official also of Portuguese ancestry. APPLY BY FEBRUARY 27, 2024 You may intern in one of the following offices: Congressman David Valadao (Washington, D.C. Office, Capitol […]
MBTA Commuter Rail and Keolis Ask Passengers to “Share the Love” During February Announce second annual “Share the Love” sweepstakes event BOSTON – January 31, 2024 –The MBTA and Keolis Commuter Services (Keolis), the MBTA’s operating partner for Commuter Rail, launched the second annual “Share the Love sweepstakes” from February 1 to Valentine’s Day February 14. […]
Study commission on school safety protocols to meet Monday! STATE HOUSE – The Special Legislative Study Commission to Evaluate and Provide Recommendations on Mandated Safety Protocols for Rhode Island Schools is scheduled to meet Monday, Feb. 5, at 4 p.m. in the House Lounge on the second floor of the State House to discuss and review the draft […]
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine A recent report from the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) found evidence suggesting that climate deniers are shifting the argument away from blatantly denying climate change to denigrating solutions like the transition to clean energy. Dear EarthTalk: What is so-called New Denialism all about? […]
Friend, Rhode Island is a special place to live and work. And what makes it is so unique and beautiful – its compact geography, its rich history, its culture and creativity, its diversity of natural landscapes – also makes it ideally suited to the needs of the film and television industry. In recent years, with […]
