What’s Cooking? – A Chine of Pork, Roasted Learn to cook a delicious 600+ year old recipe! Guided by one of the earliest English cookbooks, learn to roast pork over a fire and make a tasty sauce to accompany it. Allergens used in this class: alcohol. About the What’s Cooking? Programs at Plimoth Patuxet Learn […]
Friends of the East Providence Public LibraryLouise Paiva, Book Sale Chair401-742-2751 SPRING BOOK SALE APRIL 10-13, 2025 AT WEAVER LIBRARY Friends of the Library Volunteer Ginnie Hogan stocks books for the Spring Book Sale at Weaver Library April 10-13. The Friends of the East Providence Public Library will sponsor the semi-annual sale on Friday, April […]
Dear Pawtucket Community, I am thrilled to announce the launch of the Building Improvement & Small Business Affordability Grant Program, an incredible opportunity to strengthen our small business community and revitalize Downtown Pawtucket. With $2.75 million in funding available, this program is designed to help building owners upgrade their properties while providing affordable commercial space […]
Postal Inspectors Remind Consumers to Be Alert for Imposter Scams during National Consumer Protection Week The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is kicking off National Consumer Protection Week, March 2-8, 2025, with a warning about the dangers of imposter scams. Imposters are scammers who work very hard to convince consumers they are a friend or relative, […]
Pawtucket Joins Historic Lafayette Trail, Honoring the Legacy of ‘America’s Favorite Fighting Frenchman’ on 200th Anniversary of His Farewell Tour From New York City to Washington, D.C., Historical Marker Trail Reignites Widespread Fascination with ‘America’s Favorite Fighting Frenchman’The Lafayette Trail and William G. Pomeroy Foundation Partnership Spotlights 200th Anniversary of Gen. Lafayette’s Visit to Starstruck […]
Does Wine Go Bad? The Truth About Storage, Aging & Spoilage Spoiled or Perfectly Aged? How to Know Wine is No Longer DrinkableSome of the best advice in life comes from older generations—it’s full of practical wisdom. Their advice isn’t about what something is, where it’s from, or how it’s made. Instead, it’s about how […]
Seasonal Explorer Express Train Opens April First For decades, the Explorer Express Train has provided excitement for EcoTarium visitors. Open-air passenger cars take visitors on a scenic 12-minute ride; a relaxing and beautiful way to see the museum grounds. As part of a recent partnership with the Worcester Railers Hockey Club, the EcoTarium was able […]
With DEI in the cross-hairs, higher ed cannot be reserved ‘for the smart and for the wealthy’ Higher ed chief sees path through political, financial headwinds – if the mission evolves U MASS AMHERST MASSACHUSETTS HIGHER EDUCATION commissioner Noe Ortega has a delicate balancing act ahead: maintaining institutional values amid growing national skepticism of academia’s […]
