WOMR Awarded Grant to Complete Capital Campaign Grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council will enable community radio station to complete its capital campaign Provincetown, MA, –  The Mass Cultural Council grant of $95,000 awarded this week brings WOMR to its capital campaign goal of $300,000, the community radio station announced on May 22, 2019.   Phase One of […]

The Worcester Art Museum Announces a Full Slate of Summer Public Programming New programs this summer include “Drill Like a Medieval Soldier” and Art Garden at WAM  Worcester, MA — The Worcester Art Museum (WAM) today announced a full slate of summer public programs, designed to engage visitors with art both in and outside the Museum. From […]

Special Olympics State Summer Games are on May 31, June 1 & 2 at URI     Special Olympics Rhode Island is gearing up to celebrate our 51st Annual  State Summer Games to be held at the University of Rhode Island on May 31, June 1 & 2, 2019.  The State Summer Games is Special […]

Reporters: Big Tech is Slowly Killing Journalism WASHINGTON – A movement is growing to try to save the news business by reining in the power of tech giants Google and Facebook, which together control 60% of digital advertising. Watchdog groups accuse the companies of profiting off the work of journalists while undercutting the ad revenue […]

Members of The Museum At The Mill and Friends Of The Ten Mile gathered at the Dodge Family Cemetery in Dodgeville, Massachusetts to honor and celebrate the life of John E. Dodge Jr. for Memorial Day.   Alissa Cote, Nancy Doucette, Ben Cote, Gary Demers, Sabrina Demers, Charlene Demers    John E. Dodge Jr. was […]

EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine   Dear EarthTalk: What is so-called Forest Therapy? —Larry Schwarzwald, Page, AZ   Forest therapy uses immersion in nature to help soothe frayed nerves and restore a sense of mental well-being — and has even been shown to boost our immune systems and help us recover […]

Route 152 doings: By Don Doucette   DODGEVILLE POND Now is the time for a rare view of Locust Valley Brook at South Main Street. There has been some brush clearing and the brook is presently visible. This is close to South Main Street as Locust Valley Brook joins the end of Thacher Brook before […]

Newport Car Museum Adds Eight New Cars for June 1 Anniversary   PORTSMOUTH, R.I. (May 26, 2019) – The Newport Car Museum in Portsmouth, R.I. will celebrate its second anniversary on June 1 with eight new additions to its private collection of over 75 rare, stunning and exotic cars.   “At first we were adding five cars, […]