Carrying on Dr. King’s Legacy Student-led story times among events honoring MLK By Brian Benson | January 17, 2022 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was unafraid to fight for civil rights even in the face of fierce opposition. As the fight for racial justice continues today, Bridgewater State University students are […]
10 Years of Providence Sustainability Haga clic aquí para español Dear Neighbor, JORGE O. ELORZA Since the creation of the Providence Office of Sustainability ten years ago, Providence has continued to experience the impacts of climate change. We feel it through more frequent and intense summer heat waves, winters with less snowfall, and an […]
NEVER-ENDING BOOK SALE Friends of the Library offer hundreds of books at the Never-Ending Book Sale at Weaver Library and Riverside Library. There is an ever-changing selection of books for sale every day the library is open at Weaver and Riverside Libraries. The Friends of the East Providence Public Library stock the Never-Ending Book Sale […]
Notes from Commissioner Infante-Green Angélica Updated COVID-19 Guidance for Pre-K-12 Education RIDE takes the health and safety of our school communities incredibly seriously, and accordingly, we have been working closely with our partners at RIDOH as they develop updated COVID-19 guidelines for Pre-K-12 education. Now, RIDOH has published new guidance for schools, […]
A little help. Help a Reporter Out and the big help it provides to all Dr. Wolfert As a PR agency, we utilize a service called Help a Reporter Out (HARO). It’s thrice daily newsletter that lists queries from reporters and publications looking for sources for news stories. Providing reporters sources […]
MA Groups: Time is Now to End Biomass Subsidies Lily Bohlke – Commonwealth News Service Proposed legislation would end subsidies for wood-burning power plants in Massachusetts by removing biomass as an eligible fuel source for the Commonwealth’s two primary clean-energy programs. Currently, fuel from biomass plants is included in the Renewable Portfolio […]
Tide shift at CRMC? Rep. Deborah Ruggiero and Rep. Lauren H. Carson It’s encouraging to see the candidates for governor paying attention to the work of the Coastal Resources Management Council Study Commission and voicing concern about the CRMC. The future of the CRMC should be an issue discussed in the 2022 gubernatorial race. […]
WPN Webinars Announces 2022 Schedule of Presentations (Ojai, CA – January 13, 2022) Today, the Writers & Publishers Network (WPN) released the 2022 schedule for WPN Publishing Webinars. This year, topics will cover both the craft and business of writing. The webinars take place and the third Thursday of each month at 11 am Pacific […]
