Happy School Vacation Week! We’re celebrating with a special edition of It’s On! Look through the fun family-friendly classes and events happening from Friday, February 17 to Sunday, February 26. And make sure to check out the following organizations that will be offering special activities the entire family can enjoy over school vacation week: […]
Gulf War Veteran, Vance Scullin of Woonsocket, to Join Whitehouse for State of the Union Mr. Scullin is newly eligible for benefits thanks to the PACT Act, which President Biden signed into law in August Washington, DC – Army and Rhode Island National Guard veteran Vance Scullin tomorrow evening will join President Biden’s […]
Kim Moberg and Davey O at Stone Soup Coffeehouse KIM MOBERG Providence – Stone Soup Coffeehouse presents Kim Moberg and Davey O as they share the stage this week. The show is on Saturday, March March 25, 2023 and starts at 7pm. Tickets are $20, and are available at the door or reserved through […]
Celebrate President Lincoln’s Birthday with Cake and a Tour of Arnold House Lincoln, R.I – February 2023 Lincoln’s Birthday Celebration Saturday, February 11, 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Arnold House, 487 Great Road, Lincoln, R.I. The town of Lincoln, Rhode Island, was named in honor of our sixteenth president […]
Commissioner’s Memo to Friends of Education ANGELICA INFANTE-GREEN Celebrating National School Counseling Week February 6-10 February is upon us and we are nearing the start of National School Counseling Week! From February 6-10, we will focus public attention on the unique contribution of school counselors across Rhode Island. These integral members of […]
Senator Acosta and Representative Felix announce the new Rhode Island Black, Latino, Indigenous, Asian-American and Pacific Islander Caucus, formerly RI Black and Latino Caucus STATE HOUSE – Sen. Jonathon Acosta (D-Dist. 16, Central Falls, Pawtucket) and Rep. Leonela Felix (D-Dist. 61, Pawtucket) have announced the formation of the Rhode Island Black, Latino, Indigenous, Asian-American […]
THIS WEEK’S MUSE JOHN CURRIN “Your style is who you are when you’re not trying to be clever or better than you actually are.” John Currin has been described as a “modern master.” An artist whose satirical paintings portray sharply observed social scenes and sexual taboos, Currin’s inspirations arrive from classical painters, old-school […]
Honoring Black History Month From the Desk of the MCSW Vice-Chair Dr. Aisha E. Miller Dear Colleagues: This month marks the beginning of Black History Month (BHM), a time for reflection, recognition, and celebration of African Americans’ historical and contemporary experiences in the United States. As the current Vice-Chair of the […]
