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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly…this week in RI

September 6, 2019

We always end on the side of hope. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly…this week in RI The Good Authors. Don’t ever lack for something good to read from a local author in Rhode Island. From non-fiction to fiction, from every genre that could interest you, our little state explodes with fine writers and…

Short Stories by Michael Fine.

September 1, 2019

RINewsToday is pleased to present a monthly series of short stories by writer Dr. Michael Fine…here is our first: Short Stories by Michael Fine. The First Violinist of Lowden Street © 2018 by Michael Fine – This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s…

Gimme’ Shelter: Elvira, here… at the Providence Animal Control Center December 22, 2024
Well, hi! I came in with The Mayor when our family moved and left us behind. He has been in foster a while and I am still here … not sure how I feel about that! I am about 4 years old and have a big personality! I am sometimes nice and I am sometimes… […]
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Ask Chef Walter: Pinoli Biscotti – Chef Walter Potenza December 22, 2024
by Executive Chef Walter Potenza, contributing writer Friends: One of the most popular cookies to make for the holidays is Biscotti ai Pinoli, or pignoli cookies. They originate from the deep-seated Southern Italian and Sicilian cuisines, more precisely from Sicily, Calabria, and Campania. These regions pride themselves on a long tradition of sweets made with… […]
Walter Potenza
Rhode Island Weather for Dec. 22, 2024, Jack Donnnelly December 22, 2024
by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure build in and anchors the cold air in place for the time being. Lows around 10 and single digits in the rural valleys, highs only approaching 20 in the afternoon with a northwesterly breeze under plenty of useless sunshine. It’s a “C+” day! ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here:… […]
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How to win the balance transfer game – Mary Hunt December 22, 2024
by Mary Hunt, contributing writer There’s nothing enjoyable about credit card debt. An outstanding balance of $5,000 at 29.99% interest means you’re paying about $1,500 a year just in interest. Imagine if that $1,500 could instead go toward repaying the balance. You’d pay it off much faster instead of stretching it out over years. And… […]
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Rhode Island Weekend Weather for Dec. 21/22, 2024 – Jack Donnelly December 21, 2024
by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Saturday 12/21/24: Weather system passes through leaving behind bitter cold wind chills with northwesterly winds gusting to 30 mph dragging wind chill temps no higher than the teens from a temp reading around 30 if we’re lucky. Evening lows dipping below 20. Winter Solstice at 4:20am! It’s a “C” day! Sunday… […]
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Ask Chef Walter (special): Christmas Panettone. Which to buy? – Chef Walter Potenza December 21, 2024
Photo, top: Pastry Chef Claudio Gatti in Italy CHRISTMAS PANETTONE? WHICH TO BUY? Panettone is one of the most famous Italian desserts in the world. Popular during the Christmas holidays and consumed between December 8th and January 6th, the Epiphany date. Friends: Many of you are familiar with the panettone, but often you ask yourself… […]
Walter Potenza
In the News… recap for week ending Dec. 21, 2024 December 21, 2024
Each Saturday we bring you an abbreviated “index” of stories of the week – those specific to the Rhode Island region and those beyond. We hope it is helpful to you in finding stories you would like to know more about: RHODE ISLAND & VICINITY The Natick Select Board proposed a policy on Wednesday that would make… […]
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Operation Winter Weather: City of Pawtucket has a plan December 21, 2024
City of Pawtucket Announces 2024-2025 Winter Preparedness Plan Photo, top: Pawtucket City Calendar, Jennn Lombari, 2021 As winter weather approaches, the City of Pawtucket says it wants to ensure all residents are informed about snow and ice procedures. Please review the important details below to stay prepared and avoid fines during snow emergencies. For immediate… […]
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Staying healthy through the holidays, despite a ‘quad-demic’ – Nick Landekic December 21, 2024
Staying Healthy Through the Holidays Despite A ‘Quad-demic’ – Winter means another wave of respiratory infections is here By Nick Landekic, contributing writer Winter is here, and along with it the expected increase in respiratory infections – COVID, flu, and RSV. This winter we are experiencing a ‘quad-demic’ with norovirus also added to the mix.… […]
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Burn with Kearns: No more excuses – time to prioritize YOU! – Kevin Kearns December 21, 2024
by Kevin Kearns, contributing writer on exercise, fitness No more excuses—it’s time to prioritize YOU! BUILDING A HEALTHIER, HAPPIER YOU AFTER 50 If you’re over 50, getting started on a fitness journey might feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re looking to improve your physical health, sharpen your mental clarity, or regain… […]
Kevin Kearns

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