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St. Mary’s Home putting together a village of collaboration

February 25, 2024 |

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Collaborative efforts being coordinated with Rhode Island College, the Tri-County Community Action Agency, the Parent Support Network of Rhode Island, and the North Providence Police Department St. Mary’s Home for Children is proud to unveil a series of strategic partnerships designed to bolster the services provided to Rhode Island’s most vulnerable community members. Collaborating with Rhode Island…

Rhode Islanders with Developmental Disabilities – staffing and visitation during COVID19 pandemic

November 21, 2020 |

by Gina Macris, Developmental Disabilities News – special to RINewsToday Court To Hear Plan To Shore Up RI DD Providers A federal court monitor says Rhode Island must release $2 million a month designated for adults with developmental disabilities to keep service providers afloat between December and June. The money would be used exclusively to…

Senate Aging Committee Seeks Renewal of Older Americans Act – Herb Weiss November 10, 2025
By Herb Weiss, contributing writer, aging issues With over 359 days until the mid-term elections, the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Aging held a hearing last week to emphasize the need for reauthorizing the Older Americans Act (OAA), a crucial piece of federal legislation that expired the previous year. The hearing highlighted the key role… […]
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Transformational Work Trends Happening Now – Mary T. O’Sullivan November 10, 2025
By Mary T. O’Sullivan, MSOL, contributing writer, business and leadership “It’s not enough to adopt new technologies; organizations must embrace a mindset shift that fosters continuous innovation and resilience.” – Julie Sweet, CEO of Accenture Whether we’ve noticed it or not, the nature of work is rapidly changing before our eyes. Brought on by the drama… […]
Mary T. O'Sullivan
RI Veterans Day: 1st Annual Veterans Day Family Festival. Restaurant Discounts. Events – John A. Cianci November 10, 2025
by John A. Cianci, contributing writer, veterans issues 1st Annual Veterans Day Family Festival – a New Community Tradition Starts NOW! This Tuesday, November 11th, we’re turning Johnston Memorial Park into the biggest celebration of the season and YOU’RE invited! Tuesday, November 11th – 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM – Johnston Memorial Park OPENING CEREMONY: (10:00 AM –… […]
John Cianci
Rhode Island Weather for November 10, 2025 – a “C” Day November 10, 2025
Morning: Early showers and fog are likely, with rain falling overnight and continuing into the morning. Expect temperatures around 55-60 °F in the early hours with damp conditions. Afternoon: Cloudy skies dominate and the chance of additional showers remains moderate. Highs should stay near 60-62 °F but the air will feel cooler due to moisture… […]
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‘Enough.’ Senate Votes 60–40 to Reopen Government; Rhode Island Senators Opposed November 10, 2025
After 40 days of delays, furloughs, and rising frustration, the Senate voted late Sunday to reopen the government. Air travel disruptions, halted SNAP benefits, federal employees pay and worries over health-care premiums pushed both parties to say “enough,” but just barely, including Rhode Island’s senators who stood apart. After a marathon weekend session, the U.S.… […]
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Ask Chef Walter: Indian Pudding, Historical Classic from New England’s Historic Past November 9, 2025
by Chef Walter Potenza, contributing writer Friends: In the 70s, Indian pudding could be found in many diners and restaurants in New England. The pudding slowly lost appeal with the introduction of newer and eclectic desserts. Possibly brought with the British occupation, who seemed to enjoy something similar called “hasty pudding,” a concoction of wheat… […]
Walter Potenza
Rhode Island Weather for November 9, 2025 – a “B-” Day November 9, 2025
Morning: Expect a chilly start under mostly cloudy skies, with temperatures in the low to mid 40s °F (around 43-46 °F). The clouds will keep it from feeling very bright, and the air may feel crisp. Afternoon: Conditions improve a bit with a bit more brightness, but the skies will remain mostly cloudy. Highs should… […]
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Gimme’ Shelter: Bruin here, at the RI SPCA – Cheryl Tudino November 9, 2025
Hi there, I’m Cheryl and I volunteer at the RISPCA shelter in Warwick by dog walking, fundraising and social media messaging. I am here to share with you a peek at your new adoptable BFF! Are you the type of person who loves fine wines, aged cheeses and perhaps sipping wine, and nibbling on cheese while watching… […]
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AI Chatbot Helps Older Adults Manage Multiple Chronic Conditions, finding of URI professor November 9, 2025
URI nursing Professor Jung Eun Lee uses technology to support symptom awareness, self-care for older adults living alone By the year 2030, more than one-quarter of Americans will be 65 or older, 80% of whom will be living with one or more chronic disease. At the same time, many older adults find themselves living alone,… […]
RINewsToday
Wind Turbine Blade Flies Off into Cranberry Bog in Plymouth, Fuels Wind Power Concerns November 9, 2025
Photo, top, from Plymouth, MA Fire Department Website A massive wind turbine blade broke free and flew into a cranberry bog in Plymouth on Friday afternoon, prompting an emergency response, state notification, and a safety investigation into what caused the failure. Plymouth Fire Chief Neil Foley reported that firefighters responded to 810 Head of the… […]
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