Pirates Announce 2021-2022 Season Roster The Providence Pirates have hosted Training Camp for a select group of players for the past two weeks. Since camp ended on Wednesday (9/29), General Manager Paul Rogers and Head Coach Mark Gaffney along with the Basketball Operations staff have been hard at work assessing the talent and selecting the […]
Notes from Commissioner Infante-Green Blue Ribbon Excellence Each year, the United States Department of Education awards a select group of schools across the nation with its highest distinction: the National Blue Ribbon Award. Schools are recognized for their academic excellence in either closing achievement gaps for their students or for exemplary high performances. This year, only […]
Rep. McLaughlin lauds legislation allowing Central Falls to issue historic bonds to build, repair city schools JAMES N. McLAUGHLIN STATE HOUSE — Rep. James N. McLaughlin (D-Dist. 57, Cumberland, Central Falls) has thanked his fellow lawmakers for supporting legislation that authorizes the city of Central Falls to build and repair schools throughout the city. The […]
LIVE CONCERTS CONTINUE! Hunt-Berry Duo Shirley Hunt, cello; Sylvia Berry, fortepiano Hunt : “Soulful renditions … a resonant, singing tone that stays in the mind.” — Facts & Arts Berry: “[She]revealed a poetic sensibility and a willingness to draw listeners in with spaces to pause and reflect.” — Early Music America Magazine Sunday Oct 24 ~ 3:30 pm NOTE: […]
City of Pawtucket 23rd Annual Photo Contest Winners Announced FAIRY DOOR BY RICHARD ANDRWS This year 99 entries were received for consideration for the City of Pawtucket 23rd Annual Photo contest which created a ‘virtual exhibit’ on the city website, www.pawtucketri.com. Aside from Pawtucket, submissions were received from Cumberland, Cranston, Greenville, Lincoln, […]
Theatre is for everyone. The Wilbury Theatre Group believes that the foundation of an equitable and inclusive theatre requires making our shows accessible to all. We are committed to ensuring that everyone who wants to see our shows is able to, which is why we are transitioning admission price for our productions to a […]
City of Pawtucket to Move Forward on Dog Park PAWTUCKET- As a response to advocacy and support from those in the Fairlawn neighborhood, the City of Pawtucket has decided to move forward with the proposal for a dog park in Veterans Memorial Park. After being approached by Marlena Martins Stachowiak, the City […]
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dark-eyed juncos have evolved bigger bills in response to the larger temperature extremes they are experiencing throughout their range across North America thanks to human-induced climate change. Credit: DaPuglet, FlickrCC. Dear EarthTalk: Is it true that some wildlife species are evolving much more rapidly in […]
