Worried about lead contamination in your water? There's now an online map for you to check
The Rhode Island health department has rolled out a new online mapping tool that allows residents to check if they have lead ...
Why wait for St. Joseph's Day? Where to start looking for your zeppole in RI now
Thankfully, St. Joseph's Day and traditional zeppola are ready to fill those cravings. But why wait? Bakeries ...
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Beacon's new composting initiative drastically reduces waste
Beacon Charter High School for the Arts has reduced the amount of trash generated by school lunch by more than 95 percent ...
RAMP is making RI more accessible for all. Why inclusion matters
RAMP's success is measured by every business that opens its door and its perspective to accessibility for the true inclusion ...
The lost story of the former slave who opened one of Providence’s first restaurants and elevated the oyster
The shellfish was considered food for the poor before Emmanuel “Manno” Bernoon, an emancipated Black man, started serving ...
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St. Agatha Seniors will meet Feb. 26
WOONSOCKET – St. Agatha Senior Group will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at St. Agatha Church Hall, 34 Joffre Ave., at 1 p.m. Tickets are now available for the March 12 corned beef and cabbage dinner.
Local communities mourn local pioneer in natural foods
The local food scene is mourning the loss of a pioneer in introducing natural foods to the Providence and Pawtucket area.
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A Village comes to Warwick
After more than a year of planning by residents, alongside the Village Common of Rhode Island, Warwick’s Village for older ...
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Woonsocket High School
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