SNEP JANUARY UPDATES Charlestown, RI: Dr. Alissa Cox educating University of Rhode Island students in her Principles of Onsite Wastewater Treatment course on sampling advanced on-site wastewater treatment systems (OWTS). OWTS are a primary focus of the Town of Charlestown SNEP Pilot Watershed Initiative. An update on the Charlestown PWI will be included in our upcoming […]
Friends of the East Providence Public Library The Friends of East Providence Public Library are now accepting books for their Spring Book Sale. Hardcover and softcover books in gently used and resalable condition are wanted. Books should have bindings intact and be free of writing, highlighting, tears, water stains or mold or mildew, which could […]
You can help us deliver for you. Postal Service seeks residents help clearing a path to mailboxes Massachusetts – Snow and ice in New England this time of year are no surprise. We can’t control the elements that winter delivers but, for your letter carrier, these conditions can make delivering your letters and packages a lot […]
Join Us at Our Quarterly Lunch Seminar; Alive After Five at Forever Slender MedSpa; and More Quarterly Lunch Seminar Here’s an opportunity to be in the room with Social Media Expert @busybsocial. She’s returning to give us in-depth knowledge that you don’t want to miss! Wednesday, January 24, 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Extreme Networking Social […]
Edward Albee Society President Michael Bennett recently stopped by The Gamm to talk with the cast about Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: “Meeting and engaging Michael was an absolute delight. His deep knowledge and love for Albee along with his understanding of Virginia Woolf’s importance in the history of the American Theatre was invaluable. His enthusiasm was contagious, his […]
ART FOUNDATION OF CAPE COD Season 6, Episode 5 I Want To Listen! Listen on your favorite podcast platform, including Spotify and Apple Podcast+++Bob Staake: An Illustrator’s Guide to a Creative Life Bob Staake’s superpower? Meeting deadlines. It’s how he was able to design the iconic New Yorker cover celebrating Barack Obama’s historic victory in the 2008 presidential […]
$132 Million Capital Improvement Plan for Providence Dear Friends, I am thrilled to share a significant milestone in our journey to enhance the vibrancy and resilience of our beloved city. Today, we officially signed my Administration’s first Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), a comprehensive roadmap charting $132 million of strategic infrastructure investments over the next two fiscal years. […]
Social media’s ‘networked incitement’ the latest challenge to democracy Kathryn Carley – Commonwealth News Service The use of social media to organize the Jan. 6 insurrection marked a turning point in American political protest, according to a leading media and disinformation scholar in Massachusetts. The “networked incitement” fueled false claims of a stolen election while […]
