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The Station Fire, 21 years ago – Dave Kane
Dave Kane remembers The Station Fire, 21 years later in Rhode Island
Read MoreDave Kane and Carriage Inn team up to help nonprofits fundraise – and have FUN
Dave Kane & The Carriage Inn are inviting nonprofits to take advantage of an exciting, no risk, fundraising opportunity. Kane explains: Everyone knows that raising money for a non-profit organization can be difficult, time consuming, expensive and unsuccessful. Many times these efforts can actually result in financial loss. That’s why we are offering “Just for…
Read More20 years later, The Station Fire Memorial Park is not for us – it is for you – Dave Kane
Dave Kane, on the 20th anniversary of The Station Fire
Read MoreThe Station Fire. 20 years ago. “41 Signs of Hope” by Dave Kane (2 of 4)
by Dave Kane, father of Nick, and author, “41 Signs of Hope” Part 2 My mother used to say that shock is a wonderful thing. she felt that there was a kind of foggy cocoon that encased those who had suffered serious physical or emotional wounds. She thought of it as a protective “bubble” that…
Read MoreThe Station Fire. 20 years ago. “41 Signs of Hope” by Dave Kane (1 of 4)
The Station Fire happened in Rhode Island 20 years ago. Reflections from Dave Kane, author of “41 Signs of Hope”.
Read More19 years ago, memories and life lessons of The Station Nightclub Fire. 100 lights, Sunday – Dave Kane
by Dave Kane On Sunday, February 20, 2022, a span of 100 lights at the Station Fire Memorial will be lit at 6pm and left for 100 minutes to commemorate the 19th Anniversary of the fourth largest nightclub fire in this country’s history. This fire took the lives of 100 people and seriously maimed and…
Read MoreWe remember this day, 18 years ago. The Station Nightclub Fire – by Dave Kane
Photo: Nick O’Neill with Dave Kane for RINewsToday Today, February 20st, 2021 will mark eighteen years since the horrific Station Nightclub fire which caused one hundred people to die and two hundred more to be injured. This appalling catastrophe also caused thousands more to experience the crush of debilitating, psychological and emotional despair. But, this…
Read MoreGriefSPEAK: Chasing the light – Mari Nardolillo Dias
by Dr. Mari Nardolillo Dias, contributing writer There are at least two ways of looking at almost everything. Including grieving the loss of a loved one. The most common triad of emotions are fear, loneliness and yearning. Sometimes grievers can get “stuck” and often lost. Grievers avoid “triggers”- a song, a smell, touch and/or photos–…
Read MoreThe Station Fire. 20 years ago. “41 Signs of Hope” (3 of 4)
(Note: February 20, 2023 marks the 20-year anniversary of the Station Nightclub fire. This article, reviewing Dave Kane’s book, “41 Signs of Hope,” was initially published in the Pawtucket Times on December 20, 2014 and with us, again, in 2017 – we reprint it today – written by RINewsToday contributing writer, Herb Weiss. The tragic, untimely death of a…
Read MoreGriefSpeak: Grateful – A Thank-You note to my clients, past, present and future – Mari Nardolillo Dias
By: Mari Nardolillo Dias “When two people really “meet” it is like contact between two chemical substances- both are transformed” (Carl Jung) I am constantly reminded of Jung’s quote above when working with clients. After reading Kottler’s and Carlson’s book “The Client Who Changed Me”, my work is understood and reinforced. Both my clients and…
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