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Discovering nature in Roger Williams Park
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (137+ words) cranstononline.com Tucked inside Roger Williams Park, the Museum of Natural History and Planetarium makes an easy fall outing for curious kids, art lovers, birders and anyone who likes a little stargazing with their local history ItâÂÂs Rhode…...
Gaspee Days installation begins group’s 62nd season
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (166+ words) Master of ceremonies, Mark Russell, joked that he thought it very thoughtful that committee should schedule their patriotic concert for Sept. 12 since that will be his 75th birthday. Russell has been a member of the committee for about 40 years. Warwick Mayor…...
Rock and bluegrass all on the same night, says Tuttle
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (72+ words) cranstononline.com Hailing from Santa Clara, California, Molly Tuttle is an incredibly talented musician who has been playing since she was a kid. Versed in both the guitar and banjo, she has won multiple awards for her craft. She’scollaboratedwith the…...
Seniors treated to bumper crops of fresh produce
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (190+ words) Seniors were eager to get a sampling of the summer crops, with many later letting staff know that they enjoyed cooking at home with the farm-fresh produce. In the foreground, Martha DiMezza looks happy with the selection of ripe oranges…...
They care for cats, manage feral population gently
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (88+ words) cranstononline.com There are dozens of volunteers at PawsWatch Community Cat Center who watch over the 40 to 60 cats they house and provide care for every day â but they need help to do that.Each year, funds are raised…...
Fourth annual public paddle returns Sept. 13
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (136+ words) cranstononline.com Best fishing this year: Frances Fleet customers with black sea bass and fluke. The Frances Fleet, said, “Last week we had some of the best fluke fishing of the summer so far.” The 4th Annual Source to Sea Paddle…...
Warwick sanatorium in need of donations in 1908
1+ week, 5+ day ago (139+ words) cranstononline.com Thanksgiving Day served as âÂÂDonation Dayâ for St JosephâÂÂs Hospital in Providence, which opened on Broad Street in 1892 The hospital was under the care of the Sisters of St The General Assembly approved…...
‘Taste of Cranston’ feeds a thirst for history
1+ week, 5+ day ago (84+ words) cranstononline.com The grounds of the historic Governor Sprague Mansion came alive with community spirit and local flavors on Tuesday, Aug. 25, as the Cranston Historical Society hosted its second annual “Taste of Cranston” fundraiser. The event, which features samples from…...
Back to school, back to books
1+ week, 5+ day ago (164+ words) cranstononline.com For book lovers, back-to-school season is the best time of year It means fresh notebooks, new pens and the perfect excuse to build the reading pile back up Providence makes that easy, whether youâÂÂre a student,…...
Shifting gears but still writing
2+ week, 5+ day ago (69+ words) cranstononline.com “Giving this up was a tough decision,” says Beacon Media veteran Don Fowler, whose entertainment writing has appeared in this paper for 49 years. “My first column was June 1977,” he said earlier this month, just days before his wife…...