Happy Friday! I had no idea when I started making these Friday videos that November 6th would land on a Friday…which just so happens to be my birthday. So, it gives me the perfect chance to say thank you for the overwhelming outpouring of birthday wishes, love, and support you have shown me not just today, […]
RIVERS – LAKES – PONDS PROVIDENCE – In honor of all veterans, the Department of Environmental Management (DEM) will be stocking ponds and rivers across Rhode Island with trout in advance of Veterans Day – a popular time for recreational fishing. Some areas that were not stocked with trout in October are able to be […]
WOMR Celebrates Mayflower Anniversary On Air Community radio station teams up with Harwich festival for anniversary-date concert Provincetown, November 6: On Wednesday, November 11th, WOMR will play 60 plus minutes of music from the Harwich (UK) Festival of the Arts, the community radio station announced today. The event—called the Mayflower Connection—is part of the celebration […]
Colorful flower bulbs for plant lovers Plants make us feel good, so do some good with plants. Plants do more than just provide us with moments of Zen: they also put a smile on our faces. Flower bulbs in particular keep us busy in the garden even after what we think of as the gardening […]
Capturing the Magic of Winter in a Photograph Presented by Sturgis Library at Sturgis Library, Barnstable MA There is beauty all around us, even during the chilliest months! We challenge photographers young and old to capture the magic of Winter in a Photograph! Winter on Cape Cod is not something to be endured. It is something […]
From RI Commerce: HArT Grant opportunity for Arts Organizations The Rhode Island Commerce Corporation is now accepting applications for Rhode Island Hotel, Arts & Tourism (HArT) Grants. The State has allocated $20 million for the program, with eligible businesses and nonprofits, including arts and culture organizations, able to receive grants of up to $1 million […]
MAKING WAY FOR THE HERRING BY DON DOUCETTE Town Brook Grist Mill Plymouth Personal family medical business found us in Plymouth, Massachusetts this past Monday – and if we recall, the weather had shifted to resemble a classic November day with low gray clouds, chilly temperatures along with brisk winds. We usually attempt to visit […]
MA Supporters Vow to Keep Fighting for Ranked-Choice Voting Suzanne Potter – Commonwealth News Service BOSTON — Advocates of ranked-choice voting say they’re disappointed but undeterred by their loss at the polls on Tuesday, and vow to fight another day. The idea of ranking all candidates in an election in order of preference managed to […]
