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TEAM EFFORT: Members of the Citizens Bank team gather together during the 2018 Providence Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
‘A show of hope’
For Rob LeBlanc, perhaps the most special part of each year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the Promise Garden experience. Participants in the walk each receive a flower on which they can write a … more
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Sarah Hosseini and some of her designer friends 
High-End Consignment Finds a Home in Wakefield
Wakefield’s newest high-end consignment shop, dishes the details on shopping designer consignment more
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Coffee-Inspired Skincare
A local coffee shop launches its own brand of green caffeine-infused body products more
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READY TO LEARN: Robert Furtado, a pre-school student at Cranston Public Schools Early Childhood Center, is all smiles as he holds one of the “learning kits.”
Embracing innovation
Lindsey Bratter, a senior at Cranston High School West, has a clear vision for her professional life. She plans to become a child psychologist, with particular interest in working with young … more
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Should I Buy or Rent a Home?
StatePoint If you’re feeling stressed about rising rents and interest rates, you are not alone. Most American renters say their rents increased in the past 12 months, and for many, their … more
Bristol officials to be sworn in Monday
With the vote recount finished, Steven Contente will officially be Bristol’s new town administrator when he is sworn in along with other town officials Monday night. Outgoing Town Councilman … more
MAKING MOVIES: Robert Isenberg shot the footage for his short film “Mannequin” in the space of roughly two hours at his Cranston home office. “I was so into it that by the time I was done, I was like, ‘Wow, I can’t believe I’m done,’” he says.
'Magic' in motion
During his days as a student at the University of Pittsburgh, Robert Isenberg recalls having the opportunity to ask a question of celebrated author John McPhee.  A longtime contributor to … more
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Exterior renovations that boast the best ROI
METRO Remodeling with a return on investment in mind can be a smart strategy for homeowners, whether one is thinking about moving in the next few months or further down the road. Though this … more
During the pandemic DeSisto provides support to breastfeeding moms virtually via computer, cell, text and video. She works in Johnston and lives in Warwick.
Moms Mentoring Moms
More than half of the infants in the country participate in Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Programs, and the United States Department of Agriculture is shining a spotlight on the important role of … more
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4 ways to make your home come to life with colorful and patterned tile
Brandpoint Whether you are looking at making a dramatic statement or adding a pop of color to a more neutral space, tile is an excellent and expressive choice for any home renovation project. … more
Public hearing sets table for 2017 regulations
The Department of Environmental Management's (DEM) Marine Fisheries Division held a workshop and public hearing last week to review the stock status of a number of species and commercial fishing regulation options being proposed by the Department. The more
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The apple of Johnston’s eye
For most people, the line that separates summer and fall comes at either the beginning of September or the equinox on September 23. That doesn’t go for the folks in Johnston, though. Mayor … more
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Children’s librarian Andrea Hutnak shares the book, Stepping Stones, by Margriet Ruurs, from the Welcomig Library collection at the Warwick Library available through November.
‘A book can show you the world’
Andrea Hutnak is exactly how you’d imagine a children’s librarian to be. She’s soft-spoken, yet enthusiastic about books, as well as her latest project. After nine and a half years, … more
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Plaid dress, $56.50
Big Fashion for Little Kids At Teddy Bearskins
Start the school year fashion-forward with Teddy Bearskins more
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Store Four Helps Trim the Tree (and Table)
Store Four's owner Ellen Cesario can help you stage a gorgeous holiday tablescape more
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AutoWerks
It was at a neighbor’s party that Bob Moreau of AutoWerks was first introduced as the “Car Whisperer.” He got a laugh from it, but the name seems to have stuck with him. After all, how would … more
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READY TO START: With the Pacific Ocean as a backdrop, Judy Davis and the bike she pedaled from Oregon to Rhode Island.
A message to those with big dreams...
As she tells the story, Judy Davis was restless. She was ready for an adventure, but she’s had difficulty articulating that feeling. She knew as she stood before the Warwick Rotary Club at … more
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FREE TO GO: Christine de Silva takes photos of a hammerhead shark as it is released during an expedition in Biscayne Bay while a student at the University of Miami.
URI Blue MBA student combines fascination with sharks, passion for ocean exploration
Christine de Silva’s interest with sharks may have started in a bizarre way – an autopsy. An undergraduate at the University of Miami, de Silva was in a class of STEM and … more
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Lynne Beaulieu owns Simply Skin
A Radiant Glow
A visit to Simply Skin in Barringtn more
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Activity chair, $55; play mat, $18
Refresh, Recycle, Reuse... Clothing
Trying to keep kids clothed without breaking the bank can be a challenge. Luckily, Sandi Metcalfe of ABC123 Children’s Consignment Boutique has the answer. more
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HONEY HARVEST: Kevin Shea, right, handles a honeycomb while collecting honey from one of his 20 hives.
Busy bees
For Kevin Shea and Sue Baron of Rizzo Farms, beekeeping isn’t just a hobby or something to do on the weekends, but a way of life.  And even though Shea manages the hives and Baron … more
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World-class upper extremity care within your reach
Living with pain in your hands, wrists, elbows, or shoulders can make doing what you love feel out of reach. Ortho Rhode Island’s team of upper extremity surgeons and specialists are leaders in … more
Baubles of all shades at Bee Chic
Bee Chic's Accessories Will Have You Buzzin'
Valentine's day is a mere month away... hint hint more
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DESIGNS WITH A THEME: The graphics arts class at the Warwick Area Career and Technical Center competed for the honor of having their design on this year’s RI Academic Decathlon T-shirt. The theme of the competition this year is the Cold War. Students hold up the winning shirt design as well as their entries.
Battle of the brains goes virtual
“Anything is possible through Zoom,” Rhode Island Academic Decathlon director Frank Lenox said. Because of COVID restrictions, the annual competition will be held virtually this year … more
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Buttonwoods Brewery
Buttonwoods Brewery’s Holiday Bazaar celebrates local artists & creatives
The benefits of buying locally are very evident once you make the purchase and those benefits are amplified during the holiday season. Buying from a local business means that the money goes directly … more
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