DEM ANNOUNCES THAT BEACH GOERS CAN BUY SEASON PARKING PASSES IN ADVANCE AND ONLINE FOR THE FIRST TIME Agency launches “Beach More, Wait Less” campaign to encourage convenient, pre-season sales and ease traffic tie-ups at entrances later. PROVIDENCE – As part of Governor Gina M. Raimondo’s initiative to support and celebrate state parks […]
ANNUAL POETRY SLAM SimoneBeaubien_by RichBeaubien WHAT: A head-to-head live-judged poetry competition; WHO: Poetry slam stars from around New England; WHEN: Thursday, May 23rd, 6:30 p.m. doors open, 7:00 p.m. open mic, 7:15 poetry slam; WHERE: Attleboro Arts Museum, 86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA; PARTICULARS: Free of charge, although donations to the museum will be graciously accepted. This […]
UNITED REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOSTS SPOTLIGHT ON EDUCATION BREAKFAST The United Regional Chamber of Commerce (URCC) will be hosting its Spotlight on Education Breakfast on Wednesday, May 29, from 7:00 am – 9:00 am at Lake Pearl – Wrentham. Registration will begin promptly at 7:00 am with opening remarks and breakfast at […]
Tenor and Pianist, Michael DiMucci, Presents a Mother’s Day Weekend Concert at Linden Place Mansion Season opening performance will feature beautiful songs from Broadway, Pop, & Standards that speak to Mother’s everywhere. BRISTOL, R.I. – Celebrate Mother’s Day with the gift of music at Linden Place Mansion. Pianist and singer, Michael DiMucci, returns to the […]
Bishop Feehan High School Announces Top Students in Class of 2019 Feehan’s Top Three: President Tim Sullivan ‘87, Megan McFarland, Eleanor Kominiarek, Nicole O’Brien, Principal Sean Kane Top three hail from Attleboro, Wrentham and North Attleboro ATTLEBORO, MA – Bishop Feehan High School proudly announces its top-ranked students in the Class of 2019, headlined […]
Community Conversations: Anti-Bullying Panel Discussion New Hope for Those Who Have Been Bullied WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2019 7 pm – 9 pm Grace Episcopal Church Please join us in a panel discussion to inform, enlighten, and help understand children who are bullied. Parents, build your understanding on bullying so you know how to help […]
How Lobster-Gear Changes Could Save Right Whales from Extinction Laura Rosbrow-Telem – Commonwealth News Service CAPE COD, Mass. – North Atlantic right whales number slightly more than 400 and are facing extinction, including off the shore of Massachusetts. Recently, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration convened a group of experts, called the Atlantic Large […]
Political science major selected for statewide honor BY BRIAN BENSON | MAY 3, 2019 Daniel Moriarty, ’19, is recognized by Gov. Charlie Baker. (Photos by Brian Benson and David Wilson, ’71) When Daniel Moriarty, ’19, received a vague request to meet with President Frederick W. Clark Jr., ’83, he wondered if he was in trouble. That couldn’t have been further […]
