Posts Tagged ‘Rhode Island’
Jack’s Angle: My letter to Harvard’s President – John J. “Jack” Partridge ’75
by John J. “Jack” Partridge, contributing writer, commentary As a graduate of Harvard Law School, I recently wrote to Harvard University president Alan Garber as follows: “I am an alum of the Law school, and a frequent contributor to the school. I understand that you believe that President Trump’s threat to withhold research dollars from…
Read MoreNational report says Alzheimer’s Disease expected to skyrocket – Herb Weiss
By Herb Weiss, contributing writer on aging issues The 2025 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures report, released last week by the Chicago-based Alzheimer’s Association, highlights a dramatic rise in the number of Americans affected by the disease—signaling an urgent call to action for policymakers. According to the report, the total annual costs of caring for people…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for May 5, 2025 – Jack Donnelly
by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Frontal system hangs and passes to our south with southeasterly breezes and occasional light rain showers plaguing the area through most of the day. Highs in the mid 50’s and lows around 50. Happy Cinco de Mayo! It’s a “D” day! ___ Follow Jack’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY…
Read MoreOur Networking Pick of the Week: Networking & Yappy Hour in East Greenwich
Join Networking & Yappy Hour with Animal Rescue Rhode Island on Thursday, May 8th from 5:30 to 7:30pm at 88 Main Street, East Greenwich. Hosted by Inspired Closets Rhode Island, step into the excitement early and be part of theBark on the Beach buzz before it hits the sand. NETWORKING, REFRESHMENTS, DOOR PRIZES, & REVEAL…
Read MoreOut & About in RI: Centreville Bank Stadium opening day for RIFC in Pawtucket
Soccer time in Rhode Island. 0-0 was the final score between the Rhode Island FC and the San Antonio FC. The evening ended with a literal rainbow over the stadium. Parking in the lots around time was $30, but seemed manageable with most people arriving after a 15 minute walk. Food was raved over. Seemed…
Read MoreCompact Garden Accents – Christine Bunn
by Christine Bunn There are several hot new ideas available these days for compact gardens. Even in the tiniest urban area, you can have an herb or vegetable garden. A simple investment in the appropriate equipment is necessary. One idea that is all the rage in drought-affected environments is the living succulent wall.The word succulent…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for May 4, 2025 – Jack Donnelly
by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Another low pressure system approaches later in the day with more showers and steadier rain expected later in the day. Highs int the mid 70’s and lows in the upper 50’s with a southwesterly breeze. May The Fourth Be With You! It’s a “B-” day! ___ Follow Jack’s weather forecasts, here:…
Read MoreGravity, or the Statue of Robert E. Lee Commanding Nothing. A short story – Michael Fine
Gravity, or The Statue of Robert E Lee Commanding Nothing by Michael Fine For Paul Stekler © 2025 by Michael Fine This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living…
Read MoreGimme’ Shelter: Tiny Bubbles here at Providence Animal Control Center
Hi! I’m Tinny Bubbles! I came in with a tuxedo friend and he went to a rescue already, yay! We were left behind in a dirty apartment but I am OK! I was not spayed but I am now. I am curious about the world around me and I am very outgoing, plus I have…
Read MoreAsk Chef Walter: May bounty, fruits and veggies of the month – Walter Potenza
by Chef Walter Potenza, contributing writer Brief list of some of the most important fruits and vegetables of the month of May. Friends: Ah, May—the month when spring finally remembers it’s supposed to be warm, farmers’ markets explode with color, and your fridge suddenly looks like a rainbow threw up in it. Eating in season…
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