video: BETTER LIVING: Recycling Dos and Don’ts
We all try to do right by our bins when it comes to smart, aggressive recycling. Lifestyle Expert Candita Clayton sorts
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Who’s Giving The Grads Advice This Year?
Commencement season has kicked off for 2013, with New England Tech traditionally leading the pack with its May 5 ceremonies. In the weekends to come, Rhode Island will be full of grads of all levels, in caps and gowns of all colors, from North Smithfield to Newport. And with these festivals of educational pomp and circumstance, arrive famous speakers and those receiving honorary degrees. So just who is getting capped and gowned on Rhode Island campuses this season? Here's the guide.
Good is Good: What’s More Important in Marriage? Sex or Fighting?
Fighting is a part of every marriage, but not necessarily a useful part. I’ve never seen the benefit. I grew up watching
Read MorePreservation Society Receives Grant to Study Historic Newport House
The Preservation Society of Newport County has recently received a $100,000 grant to conduct research on the condition of
Read MoreNew Opportunity for Brown Graduates to Earn Master’s Degree from International Universities
Brown University has partnered with the University of Edinburgh and the Chinese University of Hong Kong to establish a new
Read MorePPS Winter Bash Brings Miami to Providence
The Providence Preservation Society (PPS) will be celebrating like it’s 1983 with a Miami Vice-themed Annual Winter Bash
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The ABC medical drama shot in Providence this fall, Body of Proof, starring Dana Delany as neurosurgeon-turned-medical
Read MoreJulianne Swartz Featured in Inaugural Exhibition at Brown’s Cohen Gallery
Loop: Works by Julianne Swartz will be the inaugural exhibition of the Cohen Gallery at Brown University's Perry and Marty
Read MoreFolk, Roots and World Music Comes to Rhode Island
If you're looking to try something new that promises not to disappoint, Common Fence Music has scheduled a series of
Read MoreBlack Heritage Society Elects New President
The Rhode Island Black Heritage Society announced the election of Joyce Stevos to the office of President. The Society’s
Read MoreRI Beekeepers Host Bee School
It may be hard to think about the perennial signs of spring when there’s snow on the ground and more to come, but this
Read MoreTheater Review: Becky Shaw at 2nd Story
At 2nd Story Theatre, as the five characters of Gina Gionfriddo's 2008 play, Becky Shaw, move in and out of hotel rooms,
Read MoreDear John: The Family Stoned
Dear John, I am upset with my husband, but I’m not sure if I should be. He had a visit recently with our son out in
Read MoreVerizon Awards $350K in Community Grants
Amidst the rigors of a struggling economy, the Verizon Foundation donated $350,000 in philanthropic grants in 2010 to
Read MoreProject Get Ready RI Announces Progress on Electric Car-Friendly Providence
Electric cars quietly zipping among the streets of Providence has become closer to a reality, according to Project Get
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