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Home Profile: Rebuilding in Tiverton
When Leroy and Marian Kendricks were transferred with their family from Champaign, Illinois to Rhode Island 17 years ago, the couple started searching for a quiet town not far from Leroy’s job … more
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Pehr cloth napkins, $9.50
It’s A Shore Bet at Coastal 41º
Find great new items for your home at Coastal 41º more
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Home on the Cove
Transforming a Warren home through unique art and design more
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Bob McMahon, Providence Parks superintendent, plans to step down after 29 years with department
Providence Parks Superintendent Steps Down
Saying goodbye after an impressive 29 years more
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Artéé Home Brings a Local Touch to Providence Place Mall
Travel to India without leaving Rhode Island at Artéé Home more
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Tyler Rose
Best foot forward
Tyler Rose, founder and owner of CleanCo 401, has taken his passion and love for collecting sneakers and turned it into a thriving business. The sneaker culture came to be in the 1980s with the … more
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ON DISPLAY: Rhode Island veteran Antonio Dattorro (Sept. 21, 1918 to March 31, 2001), became an artist after experiencing first-hand the horrors of war and its aftermath. Now, his paintings are in the possession of the New Mexico Military Museum.
Antonio Dattorro survived the Bataan Death March, lived to paint about it
Antonio Dattorro ate garlic to survive in a Japanese prisoner of war camp. He returned home, lived his life and eventually put paint to canvas. Dattorro lived from Sept. 21, 1918 to March 31, … more
Navigating the Holidays
The holiday season, a time traditionally associated with joy, warmth, and togetherness, can become a touching reminder of the fact that loved ones are declining, and this may be the last holiday we … more
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Locally Made Farm-to-Face Skincare
A local women puts the natural back in beauty with the organic skincare line Farmesthetics more
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Abbey School Laureate
A Portsmouth Abbey student wins a big poetry competition more
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Schools of Thought
RI public schools incorporate a new, standardized curriculum more
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PAST AND PRESENT: After moving from Pennsylvania to work in Rhode Island as a young reporter, Lu Anne Stewart wrote first for what was then called the Pawtuxet Valley Daily Times in West Warwick. She later worked at the Warwick Beacon from 1982 to 1985. Today, she lives in Florida, having retired from her journalism career in 2018.
Fact and fiction
Meg Sullivan, a fresh-faced journalism school graduate, has just arrived at her first job in the business – crime reporter for a small-town daily in the imagined town of West Wicklow, Rhode … more
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Academic Administrators Mr. Cichon and Mr. Mandell (center) with students
Fox Point's New International Residents
Inside the new Roosevelt International Academy more
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Learning the Ropes (and Bends) of Pilates in Warren
On my very extensive “things I have common with Jennifer Aniston” list, I can now add that when it comes to Pilates, we both prefer the classical Apparatus method. more
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Frank Rapone
Three-time Hall of Famer Rapone keeps on rocking
Johnston resident Frank Rapone is a member of three separate Halls of Fame, but he hasn’t rested on his laurels at all. Rapone, who has lived in town for 40 years, is a licensed massage … more
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A Couple Downsizes Comfortably on the 12th Hole at Quidnessett Country Club
A North Kingstown couple worked with a "dream team" to revitalize their new country club condo. more
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IN THE (FUNNY) HOT SEATS: Bill Simas and Mike Murray of Funny 4 Funds were recently roasted at The Greenwich Odeum Theater to celebrate their induction into the Rhode Island Comedy Hall of Fame.
Everyone walks away laughing
Local comedians Mike Murray and Bill Simas have laughed their comedy night fundraising venture, Funny 4 Funds, right into the Rhode Island Comedy Hall of Fame. And thanks to their efforts during … more
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Reinventing History
A lot of love went into rehabbing this historic Newport home more
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SYMBOL OF HOPE: RISD graduate Shepard Fairey’s “R.I. Angel of Hope and Strength” is available for free download through the new RIArts.org website.
Resilient spirit
Shepard Fairey may not be a household name to most Rhode Islanders, but most of the state’s residents are likely familiar with at least one of his works. A Rhode Island School of Design … more
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Fall Trends for Women
Clothing is about more than just fashion: it’s about how you present yourself to the world. more
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Roger Williams’ Legacy, Rededicated
On September 22, friends and neighbors of the Fox Point community gathered to rededicate the monument that stands in commemoration of Roger Williams’ landing in Providence more
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Allegra Design/Print/Mail
Full-color signs, posters and banners are great for marketing and promotional campaigns. Thanks to new digital color printing technology, more businesses and organizations can afford these … more
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State Senator Gayle Goldin and Representative Aaron Regunberg discuss their legislative agendas at the SNA meeting on May 20
Neighborhood News
East Side Monthly community news for July more
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Shopping Historically at a Hope Valley General Store
A South County native keeps history alive at The Hack & Livery General Store and Emporium more
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Paper, Packaging and Panache Celebrates 20 Years in Bristol
With the holidays approaching, we checked in with Linda Arruda and Susan Curtis at Paper, Packaging and Panache to get some seasonal inspiration. more
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