TIVERTON FOUR CORNERS New Bedford Sea Chantey Chorus & The Spindle Rock River Rats July 8th at 4:00 PM The New Bedford Sea Chantey Chorus has launched its 22nd season with a boatload of musical treasures that they happily share whenever they make landfall. The 35-member chorus began in 2001 as a […]
Only One Week Until Linden Place’s Annual Fourth of July Picnic With The Perfect View of The Bristol Parade With only one week remaining and tickets are selling out. Don’t miss seeing the famous Bristol Fourth of July Parade from the center of the parade route! There is no place like Linden […]
ART LEAGUE RI is proud to present a new call for entry. Art in Motion An Open Juried National Exhibition Art League RI is seeking submissions for its upcoming show, Art in Motion, an open juried national exhibition. This exhibition seeks to explore the diverse forms of movement in art. The selected works will […]
UNDER INVESTIGATION WARWICK, R.I. – Today, the Ethics Commission voted to investigate House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi for pushing legislation which overrode local control over zoning to financially benefit his legal client. The Ethics Commission also voted to investigate two former top McKee administration officials, David Patten and James Thorsen, for their gift-grabbing escapade […]
Museum Of Work & Culture Honors Rhode Island And The World Theme With New Audio Tours (WOONSOCKET, R.I.) – The Museum of Work & Culture, a division of the Rhode Island Historical Society, is pleased to announce the launch of three new audio tours available at the museum beginning on July 1. […]
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Environmentalists like heat pumps because they use a lot less energy than baseboard electric heat and oil or gas furnaces Credit: WFIU, FlickrCC. Dear EarthTalk: Can we mass produce heat pumps with the same effort as when the country retooled to make […]
Plymouth Solar Energy Launches Solar Service Division To Repair And Service Solar Households Your solar panel installation company may have sunsetted. Many solar energy companies did not survive Covid or the complexity and bureaucracy of the solar installation process. To meet the needs of orphaned customers as well as their own, […]
Boylan/Lawson Bill To Allow 17-Year-Olds To Vote In Primaries Enacted STATE HOUSE – Some 17-year-olds will be eligible to vote in primary elections after a bill sponsored by Rep. Jennifer Boylan and Sen. Valarie Lawson has been enacted. The law (2023-S 0035A, 2023-H 5055A) permits someone to vote in a primary election as long […]
