DEM’S FARMLAND ACCESS PROGRAM SEEKS PROPOSALS FROM FARMERS TO PURCHASE 10-ACRE AGRICULTURAL PARCEL IN SOUTH KINGSTOWN PROVIDENCE – The Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is seeking proposals from qualified farmers to purchase a 10-acre agricultural parcel in South Kingstown. A Request for Proposals (RFP) was issued this week through the Farmland Access Program, a voluntary program approved by voters as […]
WATER JUST BEING WATER I have been poking around and collecting the names of Cape Cod rivers. My discoveries thus far include: Bass River Little Pamet River Pamet River Quashnet River Mashpee River Santuit River Swan Pond River If you know of any other Cape Cod rivers, let me know and I […]
EXCITING NEWS!! Kelley is honored to be chosen as one of 64 finalists for C2 Records’ Music Madness Competition! In order to move on in the competition though, Kelley needs your VOTES! The 1st round of voting starts Thursday, January 14th and ends SUNDAY, January 17th at 12 PM EST. There are 2 different ways […]
Providence Pirates Training Camp Dates Following the completion of the team’s second combine, on Saturday the 23rd of January, the Pirates will look to fill the remaining spots for their Training Camp roster. With half of the training camp roster fulfilled from the first combine, the Pirates will look towards the second combine to seek […]
Christmas Tree Collection Ongoing Until Last Week of January PAWTUCKET – To better serve the residents of Pawtucket, the City of Pawtucket has announced that Christmas trees will be collected until the last week of January. Trees must be bare and free from lights, tinsel, stands, or other ornaments and cannot be in a […]
EMBRACE THE CREATIVITY 2021 has arrived, and while we’re all happy to embrace it, the ongoing stress of the unknown pecks away at us, and there is a heaviness in the air. We’re not taking anything for granted, making no assumptions, and taking each day as it comes. In part two of our New […]
Notes from Commissioner Infante-Green Social and Emotional Supports for Schools I know that many of us were watching the events of this week nationally with a mix of emotions and feelings. It’s important that we as educators are supported and empowered and that we are helping our students process this moment in our history. […]
Free Talk by Historian Erik Chaput on the Dorr Rebellion WOONSOCKET, R.I. – Valley Talks, a series of biweekly historical lectures by the Museum of Work & Culture, continues Sunday, January 24 at 1pm on Zoom. Professor Chaput will present “The People’s Martyr” and the Dorr Rebellion an exploration of the life of Thomas […]
