Centenary United Methodist Church Save the date! On December 18, 2021 5:30 pm, Centenary United Methodist Church 15 Sanford St, will be cooking up a delicious baked ham dinner “to go” on Saturday December 18. Our take out dinner will include baked ham, mashed potatoes, vegetable, dinner roll and a homemade dessert. All meals […]
4 Ways to Update Without Renovating Renovation projects can be time-consuming and expensive. Fortunately, they’re not your only option if you’re looking to change up the look or feel of your house. Even a few small changes can make a big impact — as long as you pick the right ones. Do you want to […]
BILL EVANS Bill Evans was an American jazz pianist known for his soft, “lazy” sound that took jazz playing into a new realm in the 1950s. His approach to composition and his love of improvisation inspired a new generation, cementing his position as one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. Evans was […]
WORCESTER ART MUSEUM WAM Lights Up for FREE Hanukkah Community Day Celebration! Partnering with the Worcester JCC and the Jewish Federation of Central MA Worcester. Hanukkah returns to the Worcester Art Museum (WAM) with a FREE day of performances and programs for all ages. Hanukkah is the eight-day “festival of lights” celebrated through the lighting […]
Notes from Commissioner Infante-Green NGSA Results Now Available Recently, RIDE released the results of the 2021 Next Generation Science Assessments (NGSA), which are administered to students statewide in grades 5, 8, and 11. You can view those results, as well as the rest of this year’s assessment data, at https://www3.ride.ri.gov/ADP The pandemic disrupted students’ learning experience, but our commitment to […]
A PLACE AT THE TABLE We are the stewards of America her ideals and institutions, her cities and natural beauty. We are entrusted to understand America’s past and guide her future. To create an ever more just America that is secure and free, abundant and caring for all her inhabitants. We are thankful […]
Dear Friend, In this season of warmth and gratitude, I wanted to take a moment to say how thankful we are for you, our enthusiastic and generous patrons, for your support in this unique and challenging year. Together, we proved the arts are a crucial part of the fabric of our cultural community, and we have […]
Photobooks for Alzheimers: How Photos Help People Remember Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, each November, reminds us that over 5 million Americans suffer from this form of dementia. Alzheimer’s Disease ranks as the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. and the most common form of dementia in 60-80% of all diagnosed cases. A great part […]
