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IN THE WORKS: From left to right, Gaspee Days Committee President Gina Dooley, organizer Karen Kenney and past president Ryan Giviens spearheaded the effort to hold the first-ever Gaspee Fall-Out, coming to Pawtuxet Park on Oct. 12 from noon to 5. The event will feature several food vendors, beer tastings and entertainment, all with free admission.
Historic Occasion
The Gaspee Days Committee is working to keep its brand alive throughout the year, and its first-ever fall event on Oct. 12 is the first step to achieving that goal. The Gaspee Fall-Out — the … more
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WHAT’S PLANNED AT REVOLUTION: When Dean Scanlon was asked what he planned to serve for the Taste of Pawtuxet, he escorted us to the kitchen where in a matter of minutes he prepared the “mini” steak dinner with asparagus and a dollop of mashed potatoes he’ll be offering.
Community Flavor
Dining and revelry have long drawn visitors to Pawtuxet Village. That tradition continues today, with a range of restaurants part of the village’s thriving business community. On Tuesday, … more
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PRESIDENTIAL HONOR: New Gaspee Days Committee president Gina Dooley presented past president Ryan Giviens with a plaque to commemorate his years of service.
Dooley handed Gaspee torch, looks to fire up events
The Gaspee Days Committee swore in its newest president on Sept. 12 as Ryan Giviens passed the torch to Gina Dooley during a ceremony at the Aspray Boathouse. State Rep. Joseph McNamara (D-Dist. … more
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MARCHING OUT: The Honor Guard, comprised of members of several departments including Providence and Cranston, recessed as Monday’s ceremony came to a close.
A day not forgotten
Lt. Matthew Maurachian of the Johnston Fire Department had just finished dropping off a patient at Our Lady of Fatima Hospital the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, when his eyes caught a TV in the … more
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