Treasurer Magaziner Statement on Governor Raimondo Nomination SETH MAGAZINER Providence, RI–Treasurer Magaziner released the following statement regarding Governor Gina Raimondo’s nomination to be U.S. Commerce Secretary:   GINA RAIMONDO “I congratulate Governor Raimondo on her nomination to be U.S. Commerce Secretary.   I have had the pleasure of working closely with Governor Raimondo on a number […]

2020 – A YEAR TO FORGET, OR TO REMEMBER?  In 2020, the year with new rules for every aspect of our lives, we quickly learned to expect the unexpected and embrace the always irritating but perfectly descriptive “new normal.” And this is perhaps the key theme to emerge from our creatives: that things are different. We have […]

SEVENTH ANNUAL RE-TREE WINNERS Photo Credit: Matt Smith   7th ANNUAL RE TREE BEST IN SHOW CARMEN GRINKIS DREAMING OF FISHING TIVERTON SENIOR CENTER ANNUAL POPULAR VOTE WINNER THANK YOU.

Be Kind to Your Mind: Virtual Guided Meditation and Relaxation Session Monday, January 11, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.   While keeping our bodies healthy is important, it is equally as important to take care of our minds- especially during these challenging times.   The library would like to help give you some tools to do […]

RIHPCH NOW GRANTS Capital preservation grants on the ballot March 2 Governor Gina Raimondo has certified seven bond issues for Rhode Island’s special election to be held on March 2, 2021. A “yes” vote on Question 6 supports authorizing the issuance of $1 million in bonds for the State Preservation Grants program. State Preservation Grants support […]

Welcome to 19 on Paper’s inaugural newsletter. We hope your Holiday Season has been a happy, healthy, and safe one in these challenging times.   Let us tell you a bit about who we are and what we do. Formed in 1986, 19 on Paper is a group of New England artists who create works of […]

Brrrr…Birding in Winter! Image: Carolina Wren, with feathers puffed up to stay warm.  Photo credit Jason Major. (January 5, 2021)  – Amusing, beautiful, and oh so hungry, birds found at winter feeders are a source of joy to many in New England. While a large number of species migrate south in the fall, there are […]

City Employees Step Up for Pawtucket Community By Mayor Donald R. Grebien DON GREBIEN This past year was difficult for all of us amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Our community partners, businesses, and residents showed their resilience and willingness to help others. As we turn the page onto a new year, we are thankful for […]