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Leading Ladies: Randall Realtors
Since its founding in 1977, Randall Realtors has been widely known as a real estate firm that emphasizes honesty and integrity. The company works diligently to assist clients in buying and selling at … more
MIXED MEDIA: Standing next to her 12x12 mixed media art is Jody Desiderato. In total, she had four of her mixed media artworks on display.
On Exhibit at TinTown
The newest exhibit at TinTown Studio, owned by Paul Carpentier and Dennis DelSignore, opened Friday evening, Nov. 18 at the studio at 40 Haven Ave. Intrigued by the 12”x12” format, over 65 … more
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COLLECTING COATS: The Cranston YMCA is collecting coats and winterwear for the Warm Coats Warm Hearts drive on Friday.
2 sides of Black Friday
Local malls and stores are gearing up for Thanksgiving and Black Friday, the official kick off of the holiday shopping season, although movement to discourage consumerism on the holiday weekend seems to be gaining some steam, with several more
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Andrew McQuaide
23 Lives in CharlestownCareerAndrew McQuaide graduated from Chariho Regional High School in 2006, that same year he was elected to represent the town of Charlestown on the Chariho School Committee, … more
High-flying Fitness at Arielle Arts
Take your work out to new heights more
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Kathy Hodge translates the Alaskan wilderness onto canvas
Chatting With the US Forest Service's Artist-in-Residence
Capturing wilderness on canvas more
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Season's Eatings: Benefit Juice Bar and Cafe
Get you food goodies before they run out more
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Is the Advanced Placement Program Losing its Luster?
Since its inception in 1955, the Advanced Placement (AP) program has offered college-level courses and exams to high school students. more
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Editorial: Time to come back together
The race really couldn’t have been much closer. After the initial vote count, a single-machine recount, absentee ballot count and, finally, a provisional ballot count, nearly 10,000 Bristol … more
No clarification is offered for open meetings process in East Providence
EAST PROVIDENCE — The matter apparently becoming a legal football, Ward 3 councilman-elect Joe Botelho earlier this week continued his effort to seek clarification about the incoming body's ability … more
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BIRTHDAY BOY: Emilio Iasimone, the newest members of Rhode Island’s Centenarian Club, shows his Official Commendation from the Town of Johnston during Tuesday’s 100th birthday celebration. He’s joined by his friend Betty Kaye, Mayor Joseph Polisena, granddaughter Marissa Rose and daughter Helene Manish.
Emilio Iasimone celebrates 100
Family, friends and residents paid tribute to Emilio Iasimone as he became the newest member of Rhode Island’s Centenarian Club. Iasimone is a World War II veteran who fought in the Battle of the … more
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Beacon Blitz: Pilgrim Thanksgiving Edition
Matt Metcalf and Jacob Marrocco chat with Pilgrim's James Baldwin, Nate Ferri and Zackery Fagundes in advance of their Thanksgiving showdown with Toll Gate. more
CLASSIC CHANEL: Models Leah Skinner, left, and Livia Stencel, who is also an executive assistant at OPTX RI, show off the new Chanel Prestige Collection eyeglasses during last Friday night’s trunk show in Johnston.
OPTX Rhode Island hosts special showcase
OPTX Rhode Island, which ranks as one of the nation's leaders in retail fashion sunglasses and eyewear, recorded yet another historic first last Friday evening in Johnston. We're honored to host the world-famous Chanel fashion brand" more
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COMMUNITY HELPERS: Pictured are just some of the many community volunteers who turned out to help feed the homeless a special Thanksgiving Day meal. Volunteering their time were (l-r) Emily Lopez, Sangeeta Verma, Mayor Allan Fung and his wife Barbara Ann Fenton and Dr. Tilak Verma.
Community gathers to feed the homeless for Thanksgiving
By MERI R. KENNEDY Last Saturday, Nov. 20, a special Thanksgiving for the Homeless was held by the RI Dream Center at Praise Tabernacle Church on Park Ave. in Cranston. Guests of all ages enjoyed a full turkey dinner with all the fixings and dessert, more
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AT LUCA + DANNI: Participating in the gift wrapping of bracelets designed and furnished by Luca + Danni, which will go to loved ones of service people, are Director of Veterans Affairs Kasim Yarn, Senator Jack Reed, Full Circle Home Executive Director Vickie Durfee, Owner and CEO of Luca + Danni, Fred Magnanimi, Mayor Allan Fung and Lt. Governor Dan McKee.
Luca + Danni and Full Circle Home wrap gifts for families with loved ones serving overseas
By PAM SCHIFF On Friday, November 18, several Rhode Island dignitaries, including Lieutenant Governor Daniel McKee, Senator Jack Reed, Cranston Mayor Allan Fung and Kasim Yarn, Director of Rhode Island Office of Veteran's Affairs joined Vicki Durfee, more
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A RED RIBBON: Pictured holding the red ribbon for the Official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of Park Avenue Senior Care are (l-r) Program Director JoAnna Pinga, Administer Kimberly Santilli, Mayor Allan Fung and owner Irene Qi.
Park Avenue Senior Care opens
By MERI R. KENNEDY Mayor Allan Fung officially welcomed Park Avenue Senior Care, located at 1049 Park Ave. to Cranston on Nov. 17. Once home to the Knights of Columbus, the space has been newly renovated. Park Avenue Senior Care is on the first floor of more
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CHINESE AMERICAN GOTHIC: Jack Lai, an artist who has featured his work at the New Hope Gallery, offers free portraits of seniors at the Cranston Senior Enrichment Center. He saw the painting “American Gothic” on a trip and repainted it an added himself into it.
Winter Show at New Hope Gallery runs through
By MERI R. KENNEDY The Holiday/Winter Show of New Hope Art Gallery opened on Nov. 15 at the Cranston Senior Enrichment Center, 1070 Cranston St., Cranston. The Holiday/Winter Show features more than 400 pieces of 2D and 3D art including ceramic, digital, more
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Visions of sugar plums dance across the PPAC stage for Festival Ballet's The Nutcracker
Holidays on the East Side
Find out how your neighborhood is getting into the spirit of the season more
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IT’S FREE: Stacy Crooks, Director of the College Planning Center of RI, plugged the Center’s services that help parents and students complete financial aid applications.
Bain students appreciate warm USA welcome
By JEN COWART In advance of the Thanksgiving holiday, people chat about what they are thankful for. Family, friends, jobs and health often top the list. On Tuesday, the English Language Learners (ELL) at Hugh B. Bain Middle School celebrated a special more
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INSPECTING THE DAM: Sen. Jack Reed and Johnston Mayor Joseph Polisena inspect the Almy dam in Johnston, a high hazard dam that the town continues to work on to improve safety conditions.
City's 24 dams rated for safety
By TIM FORSBERG On April 11, 1840, a severe rainstorm hit Johnston, lasting two days. Water rose behind the then upper Simmonsville dam, and on the morning of the 13th, the dike gave way. A wall of water, 11 feet high, rushed downstream, collapsing more
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A FAVORITE SPOT: The off-ramp from Route 37 at the intersection of Pontiac Avenue is a favorite spot for panhandlers. This one was pictured Tuesday afternoon.
Next step in effort to curb panhandling
By HARRY KANE An ongoing national trend to criminalize panhandling on city streets in an effort to promote motorists' safety has become a hot button issue in Rhode Island, but under Mayor Allan Fung's administration the ordinance on the books in Cranston more
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READY TO BE AN ARTIST: With a bit of instruction from artist Mark Freedman, Bill Dani tries his hand at painting a cardinal at the Hope Alzheimer’s Center.
Hope for Holidays...and beyond
For the more than 44 million Americans who provide more than 37 billion hours of unpaid, “informal” care to their aging family members, a caregiver’s work is rewarding, but not without stress, … more
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Bristol arrests: Strangulation assault, threats, weapons charges
The Bristol Police Department made the following arrests this week: Michelle L. Schultz, 34, of 186 Vernon St., Warren, was charged with breaking and entering into a house and conspiracy Nov. … more
Celebrating safely
School is out, summer has arrived, and one of our most cherished holidays is right around the corner. The coming Fourth of July weekend affords an opportunity to spend time with friends and loved … more
SPECIAL GIFTS: Maryann Grace (left) surprised Rhonda Simmons (left) and Elaine Morin (right) with special awards Sunday in recognition of their extraordinary work in the housekeeping department at The Bridge at Cherry Hill.
Bridge at Cherry Hill Celebrates 20th Anniversary
As tears of joy trickled down her face, Maryann Grace spoke about The Bridge at Cherry Hill, where she’s worked for the past nine years. “They have been the best years of my life,” she … more
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