USPS to Issue Stamps of Historic Battlefields of the American Revolution First-Day-of-Issue Ceremony Will Commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord What: A first-day-of-issue ceremony for Battlefields of the American Revolution, new Forever stamps to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolutionary War. The event is free […]
Celebrating the Women of Rhode Island Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow with the Junior League of Rhode Island When: Tuesday, March 11th, 6pm Where: Aldrich House (110 Benevolent St., Providence, RI, 02906) Junior League of Rhode Island Celebrates History of Women in RI with the Rhode Island Historical Society Event commemorates the donation of 100+ years […]
Rhode Island Compost Conference & Tradeshow draws nationally recognized keynote, regionally celebrated experts, and boasts record registration PROVDIENCE, RI – The Rhode Island Compost Conference & Tradeshow is designed to connect and inspire food waste generators, composters, food recovery organizations, regulators, legislators, and the general public to network, to trade ideas and learn more about […]
Nothing Says Spring Like a Chorus of Frogs! Audubon April HighlightsCroaks, Trills, Gunks, and Quacks…Nothing Says Spring Like a Chorus of Frogs! April 2025 Highlights from the Audubon Society of Rhode Island (March 4, 2025) – Audubon wildlife refuges come alive in spring! Head out on the trails for a froggy adventure, observe the amazing […]
Environmentalists Rising To Trump Challenge…Again Aadya Anand March 5, 2025 As Trump begins his second term, green groups are bracing for policies favoring fossil fuels and loose regulations. With appointments like North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary and oil industry CEO Chris Wright as Energy Secretary, many expect expanded drilling and reduced federal […]
Dear Pawtucket Residents, This week, we celebrated one of the most important traditions in our schools—Reading Week! Instilling a love for reading in our students is essential, as books open doors to endless possibilities. It was heartwarming to see our community come together to share the joy of stories with our youngest learners. Throughout the […]
Rep. Boylan, Sen. McKenney bill would keep guns out of the hands of hate crime perpetrators Senator Markk McKenney Said Senator McKenney (D-Dist. 30, Warwick), “Federal law prevents those with felony convictions from possessing guns, but many hate crimes are misdemeanors, allowing perpetrators to still legally arm themselves. We need state-level intervention to prevent these […]
ATTLEBORO ARTS MUSEUM With two weeks to go, the Attleboro Arts Museum’s 27th annual Flower Show is already creating quite a buzz. Loyal attendees have gotten wind of this year’s Pollinator Party! theme and are anticipating vibrant gardens that spotlight nature’s hardworking movers and shakers. The 2025 Flower Show event will be held from Thursday, […]
