Posts Tagged ‘Rhode Island’
We Cook! Mill’s Tavern Oven-roasted Swordfish Puttanessca, Saffron Polenta & Apricot Gastrique
Oven-Roasted Swordfish Puttanesca with Saffron Polenta & Apricot Gastrique (Serves 4): Tender swordfish steaks are roasted to perfection and served over creamy saffron polenta with a bold, briny Puttanesca sauce and a bright apricot gastrique for the perfect balance of rich and fresh flavors. Where to Find Swordfish & Saffron:Look for fresh swordfish steaks at…
Read MoreHarvard’s own report says anti-Semitism and anti-Israel bias worse than thought
Harvard undertook a report to determine how prevalent anti-Semitism and discrimination and harassment were at their institution. With federal funding cuts in the double millions, it is to their credit that they have now released this report. See the full report at the bottom of this article. The report showed that among Jewish students, substantial…
Read MoreRI Veterans: Did you know? 1.5.25 (VA Disability Benefits, local events, resources) – John A. Cianci
by John A. Cianci, contributing writer on veterans issues Additional Monthly VA Benefits to Increase Veteran’s Current Disability-SMC Benefit Q. I was told that some Veterans may be eligible for VA disability compensation rates that pay more than 100%. Is this true? – Charlie, Tiverton A. Yes, in some cases, the VA does award Special…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for May 1, 2025 – Jack Donnelly
by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist A partly cloudy day generally with the chance for an overnight shower with the approach of a warm front from the west. Highs in the low 70’s and morning lows in the mid 40’s with a southerly breeze. It’s a “B” day! ___ Follow Jack’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN…
Read MoreTo Do in RI: 10th season for Wicked Tulips Flower Farm – Johnston opens Friday
The 10th Season Celebration of Wicked Tulips is on Friday, May 2nd, from 4–7 PM. There will be food trucks, live music, and endless beautiful tulips to be picked. Tickets for the event are $15, with $5 going to the NRICD. Wicked Tulips credits the NRICD (Northern RI Conservation District) and the RI Department Of…
Read MoreRhode Island Weather for April 30, 2025 – Jack Donnelly
by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Frontal system clears eastward, leaving behind just partly cloudy conditions at times with lots of sunshine. Highs in the low 70’s and lows in the low 50’s with a southwesterly breeze gusting to 25 mph. It’s an “A” day! ___ Follow Jack’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY Jack Donnelly…
Read MoreSour Grapes time! – Tim Jones
Meet Tim! Tim will be at CH2 Collectibles, Jewett City Connecticut, this coming Saturday 5/3 for Free Comic Book Day 10-2 https://www.facebook.com/people/CH%C2%B2-Collectibles/100057058766803 – Tim Jones: Originally from Attleboro, Massachusetts, Tim lives with his wife and two daughters in Smithfield, RI. He is a cartoonist, freelance illustrator, author and comedian. He is also a member of…
Read MoreIt is what it is: April 30, 2025 – Jen Brien
by Jennifer Brien, contributing writer, commentary SHEDEUR SANDERS IS A “CANCER“ Well, you KNOW I had to write about this this week gang and here it is… SOME rational thoughts a bunch of crazed sports media personalities COULDN’T drum up during the draft last week because they were “emotionally invested” in the SANDERS kid (for…
Read MoreLawson elected President of the Rhode Island Senate – Ciccone elected Majority Leader
And – Democratic Caucus chooses Frank A. Ciccone III as new Majority Leader The Rhode Island Senate on Tuesday elected Valarie J. Lawson (D-Dist. 14, East Providence) as Senate President (24-8-4), succeeding the late Dominick J. Ruggerio. Additionally, the Senate’s Democratic Caucus elected Frank A. Ciccone III (D-Dist. 7, Providence, Johnston) as its Majority Leader,…
Read MoreRhode Island’s Primary Care crisis – Governor’s short/long term plan – AG responds
Governor Dan McKee, joined by members of his Health Care System Planning Cabinet, announced a series of short- and long-term strategic actions to strengthen Rhode Island’s primary care system. “In the changing landscape of health care, we need to take proactive steps to ensure our residents have continued access to primary care,” said Governor Dan McKee.…
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