Archive for November 2023
Rhode Island Weather for November 16, 2023 – John Donnelly
by John Donnelly, meteorologist About as nice as it gets for a mid November day. Low in the low 40’s warm nicely in the afternoon to the low 60’s with a light southwesterly breeze and lots of sun. It’s an “A” day! ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY John Donnelly was…
Read MoreHope comes back to Hope Street. Fixing sidewalks from Rochambeau to 5th St. in the Mayor’s plan.
Photo: From the report filed by the Providence Streets Coalition to the City of Providence to support bike lanes on Hope Street shows the cracked and lifted sidewalks. The energetic, failed efforts to bring bike lanes to one of the most congested Providence roadways – East Side’s Hope Street merchants area – didn’t seem to…
Read MoreRI Veterans: Did you know? 16.11.23 (Army-Navy Game, Thanksgiving, events…) – John A. Cianci
by John A. Cianci, contributing writer on Veterans issues Did you know the Army-Navy Game will be played at Gillette Stadium on December 9, 2023 ? Did you know the Army-Navy Game is called America’s Game and the game played at Gillette Stadium in New England will be the first time in the 124-game series history? Did…
Read MoreWe Cook! Mill’s Tavern Grilled Rack of Lamb, Moroccan Rice, Pickled Red Onion…
by Executive Chef Edward Bolus, Mill’s Tavern Grilled New Zealand Rack of Lamb with Moroccan Rice Pilaf, Pickled Red Onion, Sliced Almonds, and Mint Demi Savor the perfection of Grilled New Zealand Rack of Lamb, expertly seasoned and grilled, accompanied by fragrant Moroccan rice pilaf, tangy pickled red onion and a blend of toasted almonds…
Read MoreA Greener View: Feeder Watch – Jeff Rugg
by Jeff Rugg, contributing writer It is that time of year again: The weather is getting colder, and it is time to begin preparing for winter. As our gardens prepare to go dormant for the winter, we can think ahead to the joy that bird-feeding will bring. Fall is a good time to wash the…
Read MoreIt’s Sour Grapes time! – Tim Jones
by Timothy Jones, cartoonist ___ Originally from Attleboro, Massachusetts, Tim lives with his wife and two daughters in Smithfield, RI. He is a cartoonist, freelance illustrator, author and comedian. He is also a member of the National Cartoonist Society and the Mid-South Cartoonist Association. He teaches cartooning, speaks at local schools and libraries and appears…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for November 15, 2023 – John Donnelly
by John Donnelly, meteorologist A weak upper level disturbance stirs up some afternoon cloud cover after a clear and frosty morning with lows in the low 30’s. Highs in the upper 40’s and a light southwesterly breeze expected for the afternoon. It’s a “B” day! ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY…
Read MoreRon & Jen’s Great Escape, November 17, 2023 – Ron St. Pierre and Jen Brien
by Ron St. Pierre and Jen Brien, commentary GREAT GIFT IDEAS FOR 2023 HOLIDAYS: (I think) Squatty Potty. Trust me (google it) Pictures of pets! New Bras… those suckers are expensive Candy! 8 track tape player Waleco Bars The original ATARI I want to get back to the squatty potty for a sec… Honestly, after…
Read MoreRI Charter Schools open enrollment now
Rhode Island League of Charter Schools Announces Open Enrollment for 2024-25 School YearApplications are being accepted for public charter schools across Rhode Island November 14ththrough March 14, 2024 The Rhode Island League of Charter Schools (RILCS) announced that the application period for charter public schools opens today for the 2024-25 school-year. “Rhode Island public charter schools…
Read MoreBrown’s Haffenreffer Museum moving from Bristol to Providence’s Jewelry District
Photos: Brown University Brown University’s Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology has long been split across two locations: Providence, where it maintains an exhibition and event space in the heart of the Brown campus; and Bristol, R.I., where most of its collections and staff are housed. For scholars and community members looking to access the museum’s nearly…
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