PAWTUCKET – Yesterday, March 11, 2024, Pawtucket Mayor Donald R. Grebien announced his Reelection Campaign. The speaking program included remarks from Pawtucket City Council President Terrence Mercer, Governor Dan McKee, RIFC Head Coach Khano Smith, Director of Project Health Cape Verde Elizabeth Moreira, and former and current Tolman High School students, Fatmata “Binta” Barrie and Justin […]
Free Gardening “Dirt” and Soil Testing at Linden Place BRISTOL,RI—Come to Linden Place on Saturday, April 13, from 9 until noon, and get all the latest “dirt” on how to prepare your garden and backyard for a great season ahead. Master Gardeners from URI, along with the mansion’s gardeners will be on hand to answer […]
Reading the Water: An Evening of Poetry, Improvisational Music & Visual Art March 23rd at 7:00 -9:00 pm The Meeting House, 3850 Main Road, Tiverton Four Corners, RI 02878 Suggested Donation : $10 Cash or Check at the door Four Corners Arts Center invites you to “READING THE WATER” – an evening of inspirational poetry and improvisational […]
Nomination time for Pawtucket Hall of Fame class of 2024 Photo: Mary Healey, Pawtucket Calendar submission, 2021 The Pawtucket Hall of Fame Committee is currently seeking nominations for the 2024 Pawtucket Hall of Fame. This annual signature event is a celebration to recognize those individuals whose efforts – in any line of endeavor – have made […]
Event Today To Call For More Funding For Civics Education 12 MARCH 2024 STATE HOUSE – Legislative sponsors, students, educators and members of the Rhode Island Civic Learning coalition will host a State House event tomorrow calling for increased funding for civics education in Rhode Island. The event is scheduled Tuesday, March 12, at 3 […]
BILL HANNEY’S THEATRE BY THE SEA ANNOUNCES LOCAL YOUTH AUDITIONS FOR SUMMER 2024 PRODUCTION OF THE SOUND OF MUSIC Wakefield, RI – Bill Hanney’s Theatre By the Sea announces Local Youth Auditions for its summer production of The Sound of Music. Seeking local youth actors to portray the von Trapp family children. Housing and transportation are not provided for out-of-town […]
ACCESS GOOD FOR CLIMATE CHANGE Giving people in rural areas access to broadband Internet allows for more telecommuting and as such saves on carbon emissions. Credit: Julia M. Cameron Dear EarthTalk: How does better broadband access in rural areas help the climate? Broadband is another term for high-speed internet. According to the Federal Communications Commission […]
Patchwork: Short Attleboro Histories Free and open to the public. Kid Friendly. Thursday, March 20 at 6:45 PM. What do Lou Costello, the Hindenburg, and Lona Cut have in common? – Attleboro, of course! Rachel Killion of the Attleboro Historic Preservation Society will present several unique and interesting stories that all connect to Attleboro. The […]
