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Kent Hospital is like home to 90-year old Doris Witt. It is where four of her six children were born and where she went for the treatment of recent illnesses. And Kent is where she can expect to find … more
With the arrival of March, we start to see the trees begin to bud again, the grass becomes a little greener and the winter thaw nears its conclusion as the blustery winds of spring make their … more
HerStory: Historic Women of the East Side Walking Tours To mark Women’s History Month, the John Brown House Museum will offer the walking tour “HerStory: Historic Women of the East … more
Netflix has a wide variety of crime and thriller movies from a number of countries. Here are a few we watched recently: WATCHER * * * (Woman fears stalker) While this one from … more
The Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) Players continue their 2024–25 season with a bold and thought-provoking production of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s Assassins, running … more
The Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (PWCVB)  announced that ticket sales are live for its inaugural Providence Culinary Collective, happening March 27-30, 2025 in locations … more
The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism (Flutie Foundation) is teaming up with 74 Jersey Mike’s locations across parts of New England, the Buffalo, NY region and Fresno, CA for the 15th … more
In 1944, Helen Geneva (Carter) Barnes committed suicide. Eighty-one years later, her great-grandson is searching for her remains. Helen Carter was born in Oklahoma in 1907 or 1908 – … more
Many Christians are now in the season of Lent, the period between Ash Wednesday (yesterday) and Easter. During these 40 days, Christians typically observe Jesus’ fasting in the desert before … more
The Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra presents Rhapsody in Blue with conductor Aram Demirjian and pianist Jeffrey Biegel for two performances at The VETS, 1 Avenue of the Arts, Providence: … more
Dinosaurs are back! Sightings of these prehistoric giants have been reported in the wetlands at Roger Williams Park Zoo. Have these ancient creatures taken up residence once more, or have they been … more
A  whopping 92 percent of library patrons leave libraries feeling calm and peaceful, according to a new study organized by New York Public Library along with the Humanities and Human Flourishing … more
The art of sampling to create other kinds of music has been going on since the ‘70s when disc jockeys in New York City were creating their own beats and rhythms. Eventually this approach became … more
The Edgewood Congregational Church at 1788 Broad St. in Cranston will hold a Mardi Gras service and luncheon party this Sunday, March 2, beginning at 10:00 a.m. The date is the first Sunday before … more
A  concert of featuring the Scottish fiddle by Louise Bichan, and hear original tunes from her albums “Out of My Own Light” and “The Lost Summer” will be held at Warwick … more
If you’ve ever taken an elementary school art class, then chances are you’ve used acrylic paint once or twice in your life. The fast-drying substance can resemble various other … more
Johnson and Wales University professor Michael Sabitoni was recently awarded a ribbon as part of an induction ceremony given by the Rhode Island Bailliage de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs, an … more
CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD * * *        (More Marvel Mayhem) A black Captain America and Harrison Ford as the president aren’t enough to … more
WARWICK – Thomas Francis Hackett had been sick for several days. Shaken with chills and drowning in fatigue, the 22-year-old man lay suffering from stomach pains and a headache as his … more
Crumbl, the national boutique cookie and dessert chain last week opened its first shop in Cranston. The franchise store is located in the Chapel View retail development near Staples and Panera. … more
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