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5 common identity theft scams
METRO Consumers can never let their guard down when it comes to identity theft. Personal information is much more accessible in an increasingly digital world. Consequently, instances of identity … more
Protecting Yourself Against Skin Cancer This Summer
Skin cancer is a serious and potentially life-threatening disease that affects millions of people worldwide. It is the most common form of cancer in the United States, with over 5 million cases … more
Get back in the game this summer with state-of-the-art sports medicine
You don’t have to be an elite athlete to understand the negative impact an orthopedic injury or condition can have on your favorite activities. From weekend pickleball players to avid gardeners … more
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Vietnam POW Kenneth Goff
Story research makes connection
More than 45 years ago, Patricia Berkheimer, now of Virginia, was living in Rhode Island. The Vietnam War had been over for only a few short years and many wanted to simply move on. Others were not … more
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Reconsider That Fixer Upper
Family Features For younger homeowners and first-time homebuyers in particular, money is likely to be tight. When most available cash is directed to the best possible down payment to secure a … more
5 Must-Haves for Outdoor Entertaining
Family Features Gatherings and get-togethers may commonly take place inside, but giving your guests extra space takes nothing more than a little creativity and the right outdoor appliances. Open … more
WHAT IS I'M ON JEOPARDY: Cranston resident, Dan Meuse is ready to play on the Thursday, June 22 episode.
Cranston resident faces Final Jeopardy
All someone needs to say is the word "Jeopardy" and people either think they are very smart or a little on the dumber side. For Cranston resident, Dan Meuse, he faced the Jeopardy rounds, final … more
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HE JOINED RIGHT IN: Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins didn’t wait for an invitation to join Jen Minuto at the keyboard when she and her wife, Kasey Minuto opened the Blue Room in Pawtuxet on Memorial Day weekend.
Love of music emanates from village Blue Room
When Jen Minuto sat down at a piano for the first time she was five years old. (I ) “fell in love and it felt like I was home,” she says. Now, she’s sharing her love of all … more
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5 budget-friendly travel tips
Family Features For many people, traveling is about exploring new cultures, landscapes, cuisines and ideas. However, the cost of the trip is still one of the most important considerations when … more
The basics of consumer credit
METRO A strong credit score is an undeniable asset for consumers. A strong standing in the eyes of potential creditors can save consumers money on relatively short-term expenses like vehicles … more
POOL SIDE MERFOLK: Erin Walsh provided this collection of photos from meetings of Ocean State Merfolk.
From fantasy to authenticity with a flip of a tail
A judgment free community where people can swim, enjoy mutual interests, and even receive a core workout: No, this place is not the local Planet Fitness, rather the Ocean State Merfolk. Based at the … more
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Pain to Pride
If you suffer from depression, you are not alone. Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions in the U.S., affecting an estimated 17.3 million adults and 3.2 million adolescents6, … more
The power of parks and other green spaces
METRO Green spaces can have a profoundly positive impact on adults and children alike. Researchers at the University of Chicago found that green spaces near schools promote cognitive development … more
THERE’S A STORY TO TELL: Robert Porter Lynch owns the chair which is now at the Varnum Museum. Lynch says it has inspired him to write a book about Rhode Island Deputy Governor and revolutionary Darius Sessions who owned it and played a vital role in the Gaspee Affair.
Front row seat to history
When looking at this dark, wooden chair with intricate carpentry and dark upholstery, it simply looks like a chair. But, this beech wood chair, dating back to the seventeenth century, was purportedly … more
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BUILDING HIS VOICE: Mike Mollicone, of Johnston, earned his undergraduate degree from Rhode Island College (RIC). As a studio art major, he won this year's Senior Award for his sculpture, titled “Mousy’s Bar.”
Welcome to Mousy’s
A man struggles with a busted garbage bag in a back alley. The proprietor, Mousy, stands proudly next to the cash register admiring his own portrait hanging on the wall. A couple embraces … more
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EMPTY BOOTS: The OSDRI Boots on the Ground for Heroes Memorial depicts 7,026 boots adorned with flags and name placards representing the lives of the of the U.S. service members killed in action post 9-11 in the Global War on Terror.
7,026 empty boots
The boots are empty. The 7,026 American veterans whose feet could have filled them were all killed in action since Sept. 11, 2001. “Members of the public can come, and find people … more
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The Mini but Mighty Shamrock-Shaped Solution for Lawn Renovation
Family Features That lush, green lawn most strive for is struggling to survive as our climate experiences “weather whiplash,” meaning abrupt swings in weather conditions from one … more
Protecting Your Items — and the Earth — When Moving
StatePoint Moving is a big job – and it can be a wasteful one, too, considering all of the packing material required. Make moving more sustainable with these eco-friendly tips: Space … more
Narragansett Brass Quintet will perform Memorial Day at Clouds Hill. Pictured, 2019's concert.
Alive with the sound of music
As summer begins, Music on the Hill celebrates its fifteenth chamber music festival in the West Bay with seven concerts . Concerts pair familiar works by Bach, Mozart, and Brahms with exciting new … more
TASTY NIBBLES: Mark Tyszkowsi of 401 Gourmet Caterers served up fried goat cheese with figs and honey from tear-shaped thimbles that slipped into your mouth leaving your hands sticky-free and your mouth watering.
Warwick/Cranston restaurants featured at “A Taste of Rhode Island”
Over 50 restaurants and related businesses were showcased at last week’s Taste of Rhode Island at Warwick’s Crowne Plaza. The owners and employees introduced themselves to the … more
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How You Can Trim Expenses to Save for What Matters Most
Family Features Whether you’re saving to buy a home, putting money in your child’s college fund or just trying to cover higher costs for necessities, you may be looking for ways to … more
Did you know?
METRO Older adults hoping to retire this year may have a new factor to consider. Aspiring retirees may have to play it very smart to ensure they can maximize their savings for the long haul. … more
Financial strategies that can help seniors grow their money
METRO Investing is often portrayed as something people need not worry about after retirement. The theory that people should avoid risk as they approach and reach retirement age makes sense, as … more
Get moving again this spring with innovative foot and ankle care
The change of seasons isn’t just a breath of fresh air – it’s also an opportunity to get on your feet and get active. Whether your goal this spring is to climb stairs, get back on … more
Mother and infant
Maternal Health
Having a baby is a monumental moment in someone’s life, but sometimes it may feel that the focus is on the pregnancy or baby, not on the person growing and delivering the baby! Why is that … more
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