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20 Years Ago
The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie was a silly cartoon feature that became a hit with the kids.
Johnny Depp starred in “Finding Neverland.” George Clooney, Matt Damon, …
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By DON FOWLER
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12/4/24
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Every once in a while, it’s a necessary endeavor to change things up a bit. It’s a prime catalyst for progression whether it’s a career path, a long-term relationship or even an …
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By ROBERT DUGUAY
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12/4/24
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Peter Joseph Finley was 23 years old when he was drafted to serve in the First World War. Born in Bristol, the young man resided on Julian Street in Providence and was employed as an assembler at the …
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12/4/24
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We spent a memorable week in Maui, Hawaii, thanks to our son, Francis, who owned a timeshare at the luxurious Kaanapali Westin. Francis, ever modest and indifferent to wealth, gave us an experience …
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12/4/24
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In the craft beer world, the stout sets itself apart in an assortment of ways. Its dark brown color, which sometimes leans toward being completely black, has a way of catching the eye versus the …
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By ROBERT DUGUAY
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12/4/24
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Moana 2
* * * (Colorful Sequel)
“Moana 2” follows the darling young Hawaiian girl as she travels through a series of adventures to save the environment.
While very similar …
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12/4/24
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What would the holiday season be in Rhode Island without Trinity Rep’s “A Christmas Carol”?
The production moved to the huge proscenium stage across town while Trinity’s …
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Theatre Review by DON FOWLER
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12/4/24
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W hat does a dog and a Rhode Island soda company soon to celebrate 110 years of being in business have in common?
Apparently a lot after cartoonist Tim Jones and John Sgambato of Yacht Club …
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By JOHN HOWELL
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12/4/24
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Providence based artists and Coventry natives Mike Jencks and Dan Pomfret have been making music together in some shape or form for nearly a decade. Together, they’re both part of the acclaimed …
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11/27/24
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The crowd screamed and screwed their eyes into the two men before them. Armlocks. Toeholds. Body Scissors. A bruised and bloodied form of entertainment, these shows cost hardworking men of gentler …
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11/27/24
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Go for a hike in one of the state’s numerous trails, walk around one of the various parks, or go hang out at one of the beautiful beaches, and you’ll discover that Rhode Island is an …
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By ROBERT DUGUAY
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11/27/24
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New England’s favorite winter tradition, the Holiday Lights Spectacular, is coming to Roger Williams Park Zoo.
Walk through a winter wonderland where over 3.5 million twinkling lights …
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11/27/24
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The Edgewood Congregational Church will hold its 10 th Annual Holiday Bazaar this Saturday, Nov. 30, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The bazaar will be in the church hall at 1788 Broad St. in Cranston.
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By DON FOWLER
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11/27/24
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I have so much to be grateful for, thanks to the incredible influence of my mom, a true angel who taught me to find the good in almost everything. When my oldest son, Francis, was born blind, she …
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11/27/24
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Last year the two big holiday movies were “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” known as “Barbenheimer.” This holiday season, after a long year of mediocre movies, we have …
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11/27/24
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Remember the good old days, when Happy Hour meant stopping by a bar after work for half-price drinks and a bowl of peanuts?
Well, Happy Hour in Rhode Island is no more, as state officials saw a …
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Restaurant Review by DON FOWLER
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11/27/24
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All bookworms and writers are invited to attend the Association of Rhode Island Authors (ARIA) 12th annual Rhode Island Author Expo on Dec. 7. This family-friendly event will consist of featured …
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By KAICIE BOEGLIN
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11/27/24
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The path to a bachelor’s degree is getting shorter — and cheaper — at Johnson & Wales University. Starting next fall, the 110-year-old private university will offer one of the …
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By GEOFF DECKER
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11/27/24
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I brought my teenage nephew to an RI Philharmonic concert.
He told me he didn’t “dig” classical music.
The night before he had attended a Rolling Stone concert that he …
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By DON FOWLER
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11/20/24
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In 1933 and 1934, millions of people flocked to the wondrous Chicago World’s Fair – also known as the Century of Progress International Exposition. Allegedly, Costanzo and Antonia …
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11/20/24
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