REPORT, RECOMMENDATIONS TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND MAXIMIZE CLEAN MOBILITY OPTIONS RELEASED PROVIDENCE – The Department of Environmental Management (DEM) announced today that the Mobility Innovation Working Group has issued its final report. The report includes recommendations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and maximize clean mobility options for all Rhode Islanders. Approximately 40% of Rhode Island’s greenhouse […]
Captain Paul Cuffe: His Work, Vision and Living Legacy A free virtual lecture hosted by the Newport Historical Society Newport, RI – January 2021 – The Newport Historical Society is pleased to host Dr. Akeia de Barros Gomes for a virtual lecture Captain Paul Cuffe: His Work, Vision and Living Legacy on Wednesday February 10, […]
TWENTY YEARS OF SUPPORT Over the past twenty years, we at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod have brought our vision to life thanks to the unwavering dedication and support of individuals, corporations, local businesses, charitable foundations, and public-private partnerships. Over the next month, we will feature all of our 2020 donors as a small […]
Pawtucket Continues Investments in a Cleaner and Greener Environment through Transfer Station Process MAYOR DONALD R. GREBIEN Purchasing Board Approves RFQ for Capping of Grotto Avenue Landfill PAWTUCKET – The City continues investments in a cleaner and greener environment for the community. After a nine-month working group consisting of three City administrators and two City Council […]
Wickford Art – Third Exhibit of 2021: PUSH-PULL-PRINT, celebrating traditional printmaking North Kingstown (RI) – The Wickford Art Association launches a new exhibit this year with Push-Pull-Print, a celebration of hand-rubbed printing techniques on a number of surfaces including paper, linen, textile, or other materials at the discretion of the artist. Push-Pull-Print will open at […]
Commission Launches to Redesign MA Seal, Motto Lily Bohlke – Commonwealth News Service BOSTON – Native American leaders in Massachusetts are coming together to study and recommend changes to the state’s seal, flag and motto. It’s part of a new law establishing a commission to re-examine these symbols. The state seal, pictured on the flag, currently features […]
Valentine’s Day: celebrate love with the most beautiful spring flowers Surprise your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day with the most beautiful spring flowers – from tulips to grape hyacinths. Spring flowers are fresh, sparkling and heartwarming. Perfect for saying ‘I love you!’ As sweet as springtime Tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, grape hyacinths and Persian buttercups are […]
Constituent Liaison and Public Health and Equity Leader to Work with Community PAWTUCKET – Amid the ongoing national concerns and the coronavirus pandemic that has affected Pawtucket communities disproportionately, the City of Pawtucket is pleased to announced the appointment of a new Constituent Liaison and a Public Health and Equity Leader. “Over the past few months, […]
