END OF THE LINE: The Tracks That Shaped Our RI Streetcar Suburb Independent Historical Transit Documentary Featured on RIPTA Website Film Chronicles the Growth of Edgewood in Cranston at The Turn of the Century Providence, Rhode Island, November 15, 2022 – When residents who live along Narragansett Boulevard in Cranston asked the City […]
Rhode Island Historical Society Awards History Maker John Chan Woonsocket Restaurateur Receives Award for Cultural Contributions to Rhode Island PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Rhode Island Historical Society awarded local restauranter John Chan with its 2022 History Maker Award on Thursday, November 10 at their 201st Annual Meeting. John Chan has used his […]
Report: Massachusetts Ranks First in Prosperity Despite Pandemic and Economic Challenges Overtaking Connecticut, Massachusetts ranks first in overall prosperity according to new report by Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream and Legatum Institute WASHINGTON, November 14, 2022 – Massachusetts ranks first in the nation in overall prosperity according to the American Dream Prosperity Index […]
Great Leaders Know That Less Is Often More By Quint Studer “Less is more” is a common term; however, it is very uncommonly practiced. It seems there is a natural tendency to feel that the more actions taken, the better the results. Then there is the difficult decision of how much “less” is […]
SEED 40th Annual Meeting Door Prizes and Sponsorships Thursday, December 8, 2022 White’s of Westport 5:30 – 8:30 pm SEED’s 40th Annual Meeting is back in person this year and we are looking to our partners to help make it a great event! Door prizes and sponsorships are always greatly appreciated and […]
JOIN WINSLOW FARM Our Annual Festive Guided Lantern Barn Tour Saturdays • December 3, 10, 17 • 6pm to 8pm Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary • 37 Eddy Street, Norton Visit with Santa • North Pole Mailbox for Letters to Santa • Hot Chocolate Hot Apple Cider • Winslow Holiday Bracelets Under 3: Free; 3-11 year: $10; Ages 12 & […]
Hands-On Training Alumna says BSU prepared her to become physical therapist By Heather Harris Michonski | November 3, 2022 LAMIA HAMIE Lamia Hamie, ’16, said, when she first arrived at Bridgewater State University, she was an average student. However, thanks to the resources and support she received, she was able […]
Baker-Polito Administration Celebrates Rural and Small Town Development Fund in Lenox Part of Community One Stop for Growth Portfolio, Fund is Awarding $4,958,995 to 25 Projects Across the Commonwealth LENOX – Today, Housing and Economic Development Secretary Mike Kennealy, Undersecretary of Community Development Ashley Stolba, Assistant Secretary for Communities and Programs Juan Vega, […]
