Centenary United Methodist Church: Monthly Take-Out Dinner On Saturday May 16, Centenary United Methodist Church is hosting a take-out Baked Ham Dinner.   Dinner includes; baked ham, scalloped potatoes, vegetable, roll and dessert.   $10 adults and $5 kids under 10.   Dinner will be ready “to-go” at 5:30 pm.   We are located on […]

Hi Folks, Just another reminder about our meeting this Thursday at 7:00 PM. Once again, Todd Kobus has agreed to organize the ZOOM virtual meeting, which the committee appreciates. Todd will be on-line at 6:30 PM to help anyone who is having difficulty getting on-line. If you are having any problems logging into ZOOM, feel […]

Even as the show does not go on, Boston Lyric Opera stands by its stagehands Local stagehands union applauds Opera for compassionate COVID-19 response  BOSTON, MA – Boston Lyric Opera (BLO) is being praised by the cast and crew of Vincenzo Bellini’s NORMA, originally slated to perform at Emerson’s Majestic Theater in March, for prioritizing the […]

Culinaria Live with Chef Dave Ashworth from Parma Ristorante!!!   Tuesday, May 5th Join us for a Blackstone Culinaria livestream with Chef Dave Ashworth from Parma Ristorante !!! Your Culinaria hostess, Joan Loos, will have Chef Dave on to prepare a delicious meal of Orecchiette Con Rabe , which is ear shaped pasta tossed in a light aioli with ground veal […]

Mayor’s Scholarship Program Now Accepting Applications Deadline May 15, 2020 DONALD R. GREBIEN Pawtucket – Mayor Donald R. Grebien, the City of Pawtucket, and the Pawtucket School Department have announced that the they are now accepting applications for the Mayor’s Scholarship Program. The scholarship, set up to help assist Pawtucket youth with college tuition costs, was […]

Here’s a look at how business can start to reopen next week   Hello friend,   GOVERNOR GINA RAIMONDO As we get closer to starting to reopen Rhode Island, I want everyone to be prepared for what’s next. Phase 1 is testing the waters, and things won’t look or feel much different than they do now. Our […]

QUESTION? After dropping Ryan off at work, I had to make a choice, take the lawnmower on its maiden voyage or take a ride with Alissa. It was a great ride. First through the Ten Mile River Watershed along Oak Hill Avenue and then south on 118 to Bad Luck Pond. Do you know the […]

EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Some 80 percent of goods for sale around the world make their way from point A to B on a cargo ship, so cleaning up this industry is key to greening the overall economy. Credit: Chuttersnap, Unsplash.   Dear EarthTalk: Cargo shipping creates huge amounts […]