Posts Tagged ‘East Providence’
Bishop Hendricken triples size of annual show choir competition – Lil’ Rhody Rumble
Bishop Hendricken triples size of annual show choir competition. The Arts at Bishop Hendricken is proud to announce that the program will host its third annual show choir competition, the Lil’ Rhody Rumble, on March 22-23, 2024 in McNally Gymnasium. The event will be hosted by “Paramount,” Bishop Hendricken and Rhode Island’s first-ever competitive show choir. In its…
Read MoreOpen for Business East Bay, RI: The Endicott Dance Academy
We begin a new, occasional feature highlighting businesses on the East Bay of Rhode Island, as the state undergoes a 2+ year reconstruction of The Washington Bridge. The Endicott Dance Academy describes itself as an inclusive dance studio located in East Providence, with a goal to make participants comfortable as they explore dance through private…
Read More“The Civil Rights Kid”: a one man play with Ray Rickman, Stages of Freedom
This brand new, 30 minute, dramatic enactment was developed by Ray Rickman to portray his teenage years in the 1960s as a Civil Rights advocate in Michigan and Mississippi. The Civil Rights Kid has been workshopped at Bryant University and Bristol Community College and will now be presented on Monday, February 5th at 7 PM at the Weaver…
Read MoreIn the Arena… Joe Paolino Jr. interviews East Providence Mayor Bob DaSilva
Each week Joe Paolino Jr. talks with leaders in Rhode Island about emergent issues. Here, back a few weeks ago, Paolino interviewed the Mayor of East Providence, Bob DaSilva – and they talk about the beginnings of the Washington Bridge re-construction – but also new waterfront developments and Metacomet Country Club. Be sure to watch…
Read MoreIf your business is impacted by the Washington Bridge closure, take these steps
Is your business being impacted? Your business may be impacted in a number of different ways. You can’t get to your customers, your vehicle isn’t allowed to travel on some of the alternate routes, your customers aren’t coming to you, you can’t make your deliveries, you have lost revenue, among many others. It may be…
Read MoreHail Mary PR effort puts spotlight on inadequate RI nursing home Medicaid rates – Herb Weiss
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Read MoreRI-based IlluminOss’ minimally invasive fracture repair, with return to activity within days
IlluminOss offers minimally invasive fracture repair, particularly for seniors
Read MoreFree fall sports pre-participation exams at University Orthopedics
Continuing a tradition more than two decades in the making, University Orthopedics will once again provide free Fall Sports Pre-Participation Exams for student-athletes of all ages, including those at the collegiate level. University Orthopedics will host this year’s event at its Kettle Point location in East Providence on August 5, 2023, from 8 a.m. to 12…
Read MoreGov. McKee and RI Housing announce $101 million for 1,400+ housing units, 3,000 jobs
Governor Dan McKee and RIHousing announced the award of more than $101 million in funding to support the construction and preservation as well as operating costs of over 1,400 units of housing across Rhode Island. Of the 1,481 units, over 1,200 will be affordable housing. The announcement was made earlier this morning at RIHousing’s May…
Read MoreHow to Talk About Race in 2023 – with Ray Rickman
Ray Rickman, of Stages of Freedom, will discuss “How to Talk about Race in 2023” on Monday, February 6th at 6:30pm at the Weaver Library, 41 Grove avenue in East Providence. It is free and open to the public. Ray Rickman has conducted 300 diversity and race relations workshops for businesses, colleges and government agencies…
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