Archive for April 2024
ART! Providence Art Club hosts print exhibitions. SGCI printmaking conference in town.
Providence Art Club Hosts Important Print Shows The Galleries of the Providence Art Club are mounting two significant printmaking exhibitions in conjunction with the Southern Graphics Council International printmaking conference “Verified by Proof” taking place in the capital city. On view April 1 – 18 in the Club’s Maxwell Mays Gallery, a special show features selections from the…
Read MoreOutdoors in RI: Solitude at Buck Hill, Seven Cedars Easter, hunt dogs, 2A in RI and US – Jeff Gross
by Jeff Gross, contributing writer Peace and solitude Buck Hill Management area is a little used forest area in the northwest corner of Rhode Island, in the town of Burrillville. The area is home to the Tri-State marker. This writer went for a hike there on Easter with his best friend Abby, and was pleasantly…
Read MoreRhode Island Civic Chorale & Orchestra performs Mendelssohn’s”Elijah”
Rhode Island Civic Chorale & Orchestra Presents Grand Production of Mendelssohn’s Elijah The Rhode Island Civic Chorale & Orchestra proudly announces its upcoming performance of Felix Mendelssohn’s Elijah on April 6-7. Featuring 200 singers and a 60-piece orchestra, this monumental event promises a captivating rendition of the timeless oratorio. Mendelssohn’s Elijah, renowned for its powerful…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for April 5, 2024 – John Donnelly
by John Donnelly, meteorologist Low pressure stalls out off the New England coast and spins in several quick hitting light rain showers through the day. Still cool, afternoon highs in the mid 40’s and morning lows in the low 30’s with a westerly breeze. It’s a “C” day! ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER…
Read MoreProvidence begins road changes due to Washington Bridge, bikers will move to sidewalk
Photo: Pamela Bhatia, Artistic Images Mayor Brett Smiley Unveils Providence’s Impact Mitigation Response for the Washington Bridge – Infrastructure Changes to Reduce Traffic, Improve Safety and Support Neighbors and Local Businesses Mayor Brett P. Smiley announced Wednesday Providence’s comprehensive impact mitigation plan to reduce traffic, improve safety, prevent additional damage to local streets and alleviate the…
Read MoreWE COOK! Mill’s Tavern: Tuna Tartare with Togarshi, Wasabi Cream Sauce, Fried Prawn Chips
by Chef Edward Bolus, Mill’s Tavern, contributing writer Tuna Tartare with Togarashi, Wasabi Cream Sauce, and Fried Prawn Chips: This dish combines the richness of sushi-grade tuna with the spicy kick of togarashi and wasabi, balanced by the crunchiness of fried prawn chips. Enjoy this elegant appetizer that’s sure to impress, courtesy of Mill’s Tavern…
Read MoreMaternal Death Rates sharply overestimated by CDC, widely reported by media – Rutgers Health
CDC Sharply Overestimates Maternal Death Rate, New Study Finds Maternal death rates in the United States may be sharply overstated as a result of faulty surveillance techniques, according to an analysis by researchers at Rutgers Health and other universities. The National Vital Statistics System (NVSS) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for April 4, 2024 (updated) – John Donnelly
by John Donnelly, meteorologist Low pressure moves to Cape Cod Bay and whips brisk northeasterly winds over the area, gusts to 40 mph will rain and even some flakes ending in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 30’s and lows in the lower 30’s. ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY John…
Read MoreRI Veterans: Did you know? 04.04.24 (benefit claims, events, opportunities) – John A. Cianci
by John A. Cianci, contributing writer DON’T BLAME THE VETERAN SERVICE OFFICER OR REPRESENTATIVE FOR DELAYS IN VA CLAIM DECISIONS Too often than not, veterans become upset with those volunteers helping the veteran apply for benefits with the VA. Most of the delays are intertwined with the VA’s inability to process claims and appeals in…
Read MoreBusiness Beat: Quonset Business Park celebrates 14,000+ jobs, 239 businesses
Quonset Business Park celebrates 14,000 jobs The Quonset Development Corporation announced today that Quonset Business Park has surpassed the 14,000 jobs threshold and is now home to 14,379 jobs at 239 companies. The milestone comes just 15 months after Governor Dan McKee joined and federal, state and local leaders to celebrate Quonset’s 13,000th job. “Quonset is…
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