GriefSPEAK: What would you do? – Mari Dias Nardolillo

by Mari Dias Nardolillo, EdD, contributing writer, grief and grieving Heather has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. Stage 4 metastasized breast cancer to the lung and brain. The chemotherapy makes her feel worse than the cancer. As a 50-year-old divorced woman with one adult daughter, Heather wants to opt for “death with dignity.”  Her…

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To Do in RI: 35th annual Governor’s Bay Day weekend

Photo: RI DEM Governor Dan McKee signed an Executive Order at the Rocky Point State Park Fishing Pier in Warwick establishing Sunday, July 28, as Rhode Island’s 35th annual Governor’s Bay Day. The event includes free parking at all Rhode Island state surf beaches on July 28 and allows recreational saltwater fishing without purchasing a saltwater fishing…

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Rhode Island Weather for July 26, 2024 – Jack Donnelly

by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Northwesterly flow will introduce some high-summer crisp air into the area, with temperate and typical highs in the mid 80’s after a refreshingly cool low in the low 60’s. This will be a Friday to remember, maybe the Apotheosis of Summer! It’s an “A” day! ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here:…

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Rhode Island Weather for July 25, 2024 – Jack Donnelly

by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist A cold front passes through the area later in the day, triggering some showers out ahead of it during the afternoon. Some drier air moves in behind the front, so not so muggy in the evening. Highs around 80 and lows in the mid 60’s. It’s a “C” day! ___ Follow…

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BankRI Food Drive NOW at all branches

Food collected in each branch will remain local to help residents in that community High food and housing costs continue to drive new levels of hunger in the Ocean State. Right now, the Rhode Island Community Food Bank is serving a record number of people through its member agency food pantries – more than 80,000…

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