Congratulations to Jackson Palumbo, the Recipient of the South Coast Artists 2022 Youth Grant! Photography by Jackson Palumbo Jackson is a Junior at Tiverton High School. He will use the $1,000 grant on a self directed project to explore analog photography. He plans to take a darkroom workshop at Boston University, […]
WORKING THE PRESERVES This wood frog was photographed at Nickerson Walking Woods Preserve. Image credit: C. Adler Saturday, April 15, 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, at the Colman Reservation, 186 Steere Street Clean-up tasks will include: Raking leaves and pruning around the parking lot and along the street Picking up […]
THE SPRING PRODUCTION Attleboro Community Theatre (ACT) welcomes the advent of Spring with its hilarious production of HAIL MARY, written by Tom Dudzick and directed by James Sulanowski. From the creator of ‘Over the Tavern’ comes this irreverent comedy that puts the “fun” in fundamentalism. Meet Mary, a plucky novice who bravely does battle […]
JOIN US FOR The Honorable Paul J. Tavares PORTUGUESE HONORS at RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE *virtual event* Thursday, April 20, 2023, 5:00-6:00 pm The RIC Sigma Chapter of Phi Lambda Beta National Collegiate Portuguese Honor Society presents: “Old World Traditions & New World Politics” A Keynote Interview with The Honorable Paul […]
BID TO REPLACE CICILLINE ANA B. QUEZADA Three months ago, if I had been asked would I ever seek higher office, I would have dismissed the idea entirely. Today, after an outpouring of family and friends’ encouragement, I declare my candidacy for Congresswoman for CD1. I do not declare my candidacy […]
City of Providence News Dear Neighbor, It has been an incredible first 100 days since I took office, and I am thrilled to share some of our accomplishments with you. We’ve appointed our first Latino Chief of Police in the city’s history and the first Chief of the Fire Department in […]
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Red tide may be a naturally occurring phenomenon, but it is likely exacerbated by all the pollution and fertilizer flowing off our land. Credit: Han Lei Photo, FlickrCC. Dear EarthTalk: What is “red tide” and is it caused by pollution or human […]
Join Your Local Postal Customer Council Today The Networking a Nation exhibition and the 1851 Concord stagecoach on display in the National Postal Museum’s Atrium PCC Members Get the Inside Track on Mailing Technologies Boston – The history of the Postal Service’s Postal Consumer Councils (PCCs) dates back over six decades. In 1961, […]
