Herring Run and Vernal Pools Good Morning, I have been speaking with the RI DEM and we feel that some of the herring that are making their way up the Ten Mile River might be making their way into Sucker Pond in Pawtucket and up to McHale’s Pond in Seekonk. They have asked that we do […]
DEM ENCOURAGES CUSTOMERS TO USE ONLINE SERVICES AND CONTACT DEM VIA PHONE AS IT REMAINS FULLY OPERATIONAL BUT LIMITS WALK-IN SERVICES PROVIDENCE – Given the evolving COVID-19 situation, the Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is pausing walk-in service at the offices with the most frequent lines and crowds. DEM encourages its customers to use online, […]
MY VIEW: It Took ‘Social Distancing’ to Bring Us Together By Rep. Deborah Ruggiero Life was so easy a few weeks ago when we could send the kids to school, go out to dinner, or meet a friend for a beer after work. Life as we know it is so different today as we practice […]
BE SAFE KITS PROVIDENCE, RI, March 18, 2020–Family Service of Rhode Island’s Be Safe Kits initiative is getting a major boost, thanks to Governor Gina Raimondo, Bradford Soapworks and the Teamsters. On Thursday, Bradford and the Teamsters will be delivering 5,000 bars of soap to Family Service of Rhode Island for distribution to needy […]
BBB Alert: Coronavirus price gouging is up; consumers should report inflated prices Price gouging is up over the past week as communities across North America react to COVID-19 (coronavirus), according to the Better Business Bureau® . BBB has seen an increase in complaints from consumers about price gouging for critical items such as bottled water, hand […]
To the members and friends of WCCA TV On behalf of all of the WCCA TV Staff, Board and Volunteers, we want to thank for your continued support and participation. The health and well-being of you and our staff is of the utmost importance to us. Due to the seriousness regarding the spread of […]
Building Trades Unions coordinate drive to collect respirators and other personal protective equipment (PPE) to aid frontline health workforce BOSTON, MA — Under the leadership of City of Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh and in coordination with theBoston Public Health Commission, members of the Building Trades Unions along with their union contractor partners have been collecting new, unopened respirators and […]
2020 Preservation Conference Cancelled Looking Forward to 2021 Dear RIHPHC community, It is with deep regret that we inform you that we have decided to cancel Back to the Future , the 35 th Annual Rhode Island Statewide Historic Preservation Conference at CCRI Knight Campus and Greater Warwick on Saturday, April 25, 2020. Though it was a difficult decision, […]
