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Rebel With Color: A Middletown Home Embraces Every Shade
Mary Ellen Fraizer shows off her flair for home decorating more
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Acme Video Lives On...
Festivals, graduation and more more
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The Spin Room at CORE Cycling + Fitness is a blur of intense workout.
CORE Cycling + Fitness Gonna Make You Sweat
High intensity spin classes come to East Ave in Pawtucket. more
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A MONUMENT TO NATIVE AMERICANS: This is a rendering of the monument planned for the Rhode Island Veterans Cemetery. It would contain the insignias of the branches of the armed service and the names of Native American Tribes of the region.
‘Ancestors and heritage’
Charlie Smith is a Native American without a tribe. But that’s just technically, because the Wampanoags did not petition to be federally recognized in Rhode Island when they had that … more
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A New Beginning for L'Pearl Salon
L'Pearl Salon offers customers the works. more
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Martha Smith and her father
Christmas memories of Dad
My father was the worst driver on the planet, possibly because his first attempt was on an ancient piece of farm equipment that rolled over, pinning him underneath. That was how he explained his … more
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Could this be for real?
Move over David Baldacci and John Grisham, there’s a new kid in town, and he just may give you a run for your money. And not only does he come from our great state, but he started his … more
Fashionable Family Finds
Save on sought-after kid brands at Luca Boutique more
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Hoop De Doo: A Rhode Islander Tries Hula Hooping For the First Time
A 36-year-old tries hula hooping for the first time in his life more
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The Look: Reba Mitchell
Set it and forget it. more
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A Vacation State of Mind in Matunuck
David Albino and his family find more than just a vacation in Matunuck more
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SHARING HIS PASSIONS: Lloyd Kaplan is pictured with a copy of his newest book, “In Harmony: Early Vocal Groups Remembered & Celebrated,” which was co-authored by Tom Shaker.
‘The power of music’
Lloyd Kaplan has an unparalleled passion for music. You can hear it in his voice when he talks about his time playing in the Army Band or when he mentions his long teaching career. Kaplan, … more
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Making history
On Sept. 25, three-time Olympian and 2016 Team USA Captain Elizabeth Beisel overcame two weather-related postponements and fought through a finish-line riptide to make history as the first woman to … more
INSIDE LOOK: Operations director Michael R. Greenhalgh describes the process of designing and building an end effector for a robot to students from CCAP’s Learn to Earn program.
A glimpse of the future: Yushin seeks to spur interest in advanced manufacturing
It’s likely that the toothbrush you used this morning was touched by a Yushin America robot before you bought it,” said sales manager Chris Parrillo, describing how the company’s robots help … more
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Eric Lopez grew up in Senegal, running track and participating in the long jump for the national team.
On the right track
Eric Lopez, a Spanish teacher at Nicholas A. Ferri Middle School in Johnston, was taking a stroll through the library one day when he noticed some old, out-of-use iPads. He knew just what to do with … more
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Peek Inside the DIY Home of Westerly's Pink Lady
Westerly's Michaela Lamb rises to the challenge of any DIY home project more
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A Family Compound in Wakefield
Empty nesters create an escape for the future generations of their family more
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Rae Desrosiers, owner of Rhode Island Bartending School.
‘You’ve got to take that leap’
It was an event that Rhode Island Bartending School owner Rae Desrosiers had been planning since May, but she said there was still some anxiety up to 30 minutes before it began. Desrosiers and … more
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Nursing our community through COVID
As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, Thrive Behavioral Health helps improve the quality of life of children, families and adults impacted by mental illness, addiction and homelessness. … more
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Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular lights up Roger Williams Park Zoo
The good folks at the Roger Williams Park Zoo have outdone themselves this year with a Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular that, as proclaimed, is “Music To Our Ears.” We have attended the … more
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CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT: Allegra Graziano smiles ear to ear as she receives her Miss Rhode Island Collegiate America crown.
"It's competing against the best version of yourself"
Johnston’s Allegra Graziano has worn the name of her hometown across her chest during numerous competitions, an enormous source of pride for the 24-year-old perennial pageant participant. … more
Local filmmaker to debut new movie this March
Adam Carbone can pinpoint his interest in filmmaking to his mom’s VHS recorder. “She used to record us at family parties and all different events,” said Carbone, who’s a … more
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BEFORE ELECTRICITY: As a memory of what it was like when he started in the business, Joe still has an iron that would be filled with hot coals.
Crafting his own story
The year was 1963. President John F. Kennedy was in the White House, until that infamous and tragic visit to Dallas. The Beatles burst onto the U.S. music scene, a first-class postage stamp … more
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Making the rounds with the 101
If you look closely as you pass the single-story building on Post Road in the shadows of the power lines, you can almost make out the words in faded white paint: “Lewis W. Rounds and Harold L. … more
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HE’S GOT GAS: Silvan Garcia, head chef at the Governor Francis Inn works his wonders with the help from an efficient crew at the multi-gas-burner stove.
Debate on gas stoves continues to simmer
The debate over gas stoves continues to heat up, with legislators in some states moving to ban the appliances or, alternatively, ban attempts to ban them. Although US Secretary of Energy Jennifer … more
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