a promise: by Charmaine Porter
There was rain today that came in waves, the first a sun shower and the second gray.And I’m grateful, ‘cause now my dying plants is saved.At the window I rest my head, and soften my gaze over the hood — assess the lay of the land.A big red pickup parks, and out comes a man.Some […]
An Authentic Flavor
Dia de los Muertos is a celebration of death and life, when those still treading this mortal coil are reunited with those who have shuffled off. As part of the celebration, people create ofrendas, or offerings, for their deceased loved ones, hoping to encourage them to visit. Casa Azul Taqueria, which was opened in […]
Just Vote Already!
November 3 — so close, yet so far. But here are some earlier dates you should mark on your calendar. Rhode Island is mailing absentee ballot applications to every Rhode Island voter, and your local election office must receive your completed application by October 13 in order for you to mail in your vote. Early, […]
Her Memory, a Blessing: Crowd gathers to honor RBG
On Saturday evening, a crowd gathered at the Rhode Island Supreme Court to honor the life of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, who died of complications due to cancer on September 18. Motif photographer Josh Bronto (https://linktr.ee/JoshBronto; @sorryaboutyoureyebrows)was on the scene to capture the poignant event.
In Their Own Words: Candidates in key local races discuss the issues
James Langevin, Rhode Island’s 2nd Congressional District What impact has COVID had on your constituents this election cycle? It’s a really scary time for everyone, and individuals and families I know are struggling to keep their heads above water. That’s why the CARES Act and other pieces of legislation are so important going forward. The […]
