Archive for March 2026
Real Estate in RI: Trusthill Real Estate sets Record with $2.55M Condo Sale, Downtown Providence
Trusthill Real Estate is proud to announce a record-setting residential condominium sale in downtown Providence. Unit 3102 at The Residences Providence located at One West Exchange Street sold for $2.55 million, establishing the highest residential condo sale recorded in the city’s downtown market. This historic transaction marks the first change of ownership for a penthouse at the…
Read MoreWhy War News Can Turn Fear Into Anger – Jeffrey B. Rubin, PhD
A psychoanalyst explains the emotional dynamics of doomscrolling and war anxiety When war dominates the headlines, many people find themselves caught in a painful routine. A notification appears on the phone. We open a news app. Another update. Another prediction of escalation. The body tightens. We feel scared and sad. Minutes later we check again,…
Read MoreAsk Chef Walter: How Irish Cuisine Shaped Rhode Island’s Classic Flavors – Walter Potenza
by Chef Walter Potenza, contributing writer Rhode Island’s culinary identity is a rich blend of immigrant traditions and New England fare. Irish cuisine, emphasizing simplicity and comfort, has made a lasting impact. Irish immigrants brought flavors that merged with Rhode Island’s seafood-rich dishes, creating a unique culinary experience. The potato, a symbol of Irish resilience, became a…
Read MoreClick! – 12 Winners to be Chosen for Pawtucket’s 28th Annual Photo Contest for City’s Calendar
Pawtucket Announces 28th Annual Photo Contest – Deadline for entry: August 7, 2026 Grab your cameras and snap that picture! The City of Pawtucket and The Camera Werks proudly announce the 28th Annual City of Pawtucket Photo Contest! Twelve winning photos will be selected by a panel of local professional photographers and placed in the…
Read MoreGimme’ Shelter: Rosie is happy, devoted and full of joy – at the RI SPCA with Cheryl Tudinio
by Cheryl Tudino, contributing writer, RISPCA Hi there, I’m Cheryl, a volunteer at the RISPCA in Warwick-dog walker, treat dispenser, and part-time hype woman for our adoptable pups. Calling all AC/DC fans who just love ‘Whole Lotta Rosie.” Come meet the RISPCA’s Rosie! We believe that AC/DC sang this song about our Rosie! Now I…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for March 15, 2026
Morning: The day starts cold with lows around 28-30°F overnight transitioning into the low to mid 30s°F by mid-morning. Skies will be cloudy to mostly cloudy, with light winds from the west or northwest at 5-10 mph. It will feel brisk and raw, typical for mid-March, with no rain or snow anticipated. Afternoon: Temperatures…
Read MoreBurn with Kearns: Steel Strength, Lessons from Carrying a Steel Beam Down Blue Hills – Kevin Kearns
by Coach Kevin Kearns, contributing writer On Tuesday I had one of those workouts that reminds you why old-school training still matters. No fancy machines. No climate-controlled gym. Just gravity, balance, and a piece of steel. I climbed to the top of the observatory at the Blue Hills wearing a 20-pound weighted vest. At the…
Read MoreBullseye on Prices: Target Cutting Costs on Everyday Basics – COSTCO, too
Target is lowering prices on more than 3,000 on-trend items across its apparel and home assortment, baby essentials and select food and beverages as guests get ready for spring. The price reductions* – most of which are 5% to 20% lower than the original price – are the latest example of Target’s strategy to deliver style…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for March 14, 2026
Morning: Starts cold with lows around 30-32°F, cloudy skies, and a raw feel from light to moderate winds (often west or northwest around 10-15 mph), though precipitation chances remain low with no significant rain or snow expected early on. Afternoon: Gradual warming to highs in the mid-40s°F (around 44-48°F across much of the state, including…
Read MoreIn the News… recap of the news of the week ending 3-14-26
A short recap of major stories of the week in Rhode Island – the region – nationally – internationally – and passings of note. We have added an update on the Iran conflict as well. RHODE ISLAND & REGION Cranston’s new charter school will transition to a public high school Boston Symphony Orchestra opted not…
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