Letter to the Editor: The Cost of Health Care
To the Editor, On Sunday, March 18, the business section of The Providence Journal printed an AP article, “Bids to curb health-care costs falter.” The article goes on about the […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Top 5 Fun Things To Do: March 21 – March 27
THU 22 Cooking With Beer: Put that down! You won’t be drinking it, you’ll be making food with it! Well, and maybe drinking just a little. 6pm, Newport Vineyards, 909 […]
Sarah Fraza: Climbing Walls and Breaking Ceilings
Sarah Fraza is a local boulderer turned sport climber, a woman successful in a sport traditionally dominated by men. I spoke with her the day before she moved to California […]
Top 5 Fun Things To Do: March 14 – March 20
THU 15 Public Hearing: No Utility Rate Hikes: Open forum for the public to let National Grid and the Public Utilities Commission get public feedback on the new rate hikes. […]
Top 5 Fun Things To Do: March 7 – March 13
THU 8 – SUN 11 Fashion Week RI: Lots of runways, models and clothing exhibitors – Thursday and Friday at Hope & Main (691 Main St, Warren), Sat & Sun […]
Top 5 Fun Things To Do: February 28 – March 6
THU 1 M*A*S*H at the Warwick Public Library: Throwback Thursday to 1970 ‘Nam and check out this classic film! 7pm, Warwick Public Library, 600 Sandy Lane, Warwick. warwicklibrary.org Wealth and […]
Recycling Your Spring Clean-Out
Maybe you’re gearing up for some spring cleaning or maybe you’re just jumping on the decluttering bandwagon. But after you’ve determined that the half empty container of pesticide sitting in […]
Community Gardens
Community gardens are the perfect spot to get your hands dirty if you don’t have your own little backyard plot of land. Not only can you grow your own food, […]
Spring Clean-ups
As the weather warms, want to get outside and help your community in the process? Check out some of the cleanups happening this spring. MAR SAT 3 Brenton Point Cleanup: Annual Ocean […]
Tinkergarten Grows
“Do you want a squiggle?” said Alex Cirillo to my 4-year-old son Tucker, offering him a length of bright red ribbon. He regarded her calmly and silently, but his little […]