Six Saturdays, beginning January 15 (every other week), from 10:00am–12:00pm Drawing Practice With Susan Overstreet This course is designed for artists who want to develop a regular drawing practice through exercises that will improve their rendering skills. Each class will begin with a short discussion and demonstration, followed by drawing exercises that help you relax, […]
The Holidays Can Be Tough. Please Reach Out If You Are Struggling By Quint Studer December is a month of great joy for many and a month of despair for some. I have experienced both. I know many others have, too. I have been doing my best to bring awareness to the subject of emotional well-being. […]
Democrats’ drug proposal cuts patient costs — but also restricts access Erik Paulsen It’s commendable that Democrats in Congress are determined to include prescription drug-pricing reforms in their Build Back Better spending bill. Far too many Americans struggle to pay for their medications, and high out-of-pocket drug costs are potentially life-threatening, especially for those with […]
SMART KITCHEN IDEAS Not all of us are lucky enough to get a complete kitchen overhaul whenever we want. But just because you can’t redo the entire room right away, doesn’t mean you can’t make some improvements! You’ll be surprised what a huge difference these smaller design updates can make. Here are some smart ideas […]
January 17, 2022 Rev. Chery Harris King Committee of Greater Attleboro Hosts 2nd Virtual King Holiday Program On Monday, January 17, 2022, The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Committee of Greater Attleboro will host its 35th annual commemoration of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. The virtual program, produced by DoubleACS, Attleboro’s […]
Dear Friends, It is hard to believe what can change in a year! Twelve months ago, we were just beginning to welcome the news of a vaccine for the coronavirus and we were waiting with bated breath to see what 2021 would bring. While it is easy to get swept up in the rhetoric […]
Haga clic aquí para español Dear Neighbor, Mayor Alorza As the new year approaches, many of us are spending time reflecting on 2021. Though the pandemic has continued to present us with many challenges, we have also shared many successes. Here in Providence, we have seen innovation, creativity, and most of all, resilience – among our small […]
EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine The richest 1% of humanity produces 15% of total carbon emissions, while the richest 10% is responsible for more than half. Credit: Pexels.com. Dear EarthTalk: Do wealthy people generate more pollution and/or carbon emissions than the less fortunate? — George P., Greenwich, CT In a […]
