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22 From Aquidneck Island Will Run 120th Boston Marathon

The 120th running of the B.A.A. Boston Marathon will take place on Monday, April 18th and 22 Aquidneck Islander’s are preparing to participate in the world’s oldest annual marathon and one of the world’s most prestigious road racing events. From Newport Bastian, ZacharyBenestad, ElizabethBoyer, ChristineCasey, WilliamChimiak, JacquelineHolden, GretchenMartin, AmyNanfelt, ScottSchock, StephanieYost, Christopher From Portsmouth Callahan, Kevin Chappell, […]

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Taylor Fritz and Jared Donaldson to Compete in Hall of Fame Tennis Championships

Taylor Fritz, an 18-year-old American standout who has been sky-rocketing through the Emirates ATP Rankings this season and is currently ranked world No. 69, has committed to the player field of the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships. Rhode Island native Jared Donaldson, also a rising star on the ATP World Tour and currently ranked inside the world […]

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Newport Newswire: April 15, 2016

A look at where and why Newport is being mentioned today, locally and around the globe; People Magazine – Heather Abbott, Who Lost a Leg in the Boston Marathon Bombing, Helps Provide Specialized Prosthetics to Other AmputeesThe Providence Journal – 4 fun R.I. food things to do this weekend (Castle Hill with a mention)Rhode Island Public Radio – Rhody […]

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Salve’s Dance Minors Will Present ‘Student Choreography Showcase’ on April 21-23

Salve Regina University’s dance minors will present new dance works in their annual Student Choreography Showcase, which is being directed by assistant professor of dance Lindsay Guarino and 2015 Salve Regina graduate Cayley Christoforou. Performances will be given in Megley Theatre, located in Antone Academic Center on Lawrence Avenue, on Thursdayand Friday, April 21-22 at 8 p.m. […]

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Newport Newswire: April 16, 2016

A look at where and why Newport is being mentioned today, locally and around the globe; Turn to 10: RI proposes Providence to Newport Ferry service (Note: What’sUpNewp was the first to bring you this news back on April 11th)The Providence Journal: Focus on Newport as sea level risesThe Providence Journal: Newport House Tour offers glimpses of city’s most […]

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Now in its 20th Year, Expressive Arts Institute at Salve Regina Accepting Applications for its Foundation Course

The Expressive Arts Institute at Salve Regina University, which is celebrating 20 years of successfully implementing a holistic approach into the training of skilled professionals, is accepting applications for its foundation course being offered in three 3-day-weekend sessions from May 20-22 to July 8-10; and Aug. 12-14. This introductory training course is designed to provide artists, counselors, educators and […]

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Salve Regina University’s Environmental Club to Bring New Film “RE– USE! Because You Can’t Recycle The Planet” and Director Alex Eaves to Newport

Salve Regina University’s Environmental Club, in collaboration with Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation will be hosting a one-time screening of RE– USE! Because You Can’t Recycle The Planet as well as a talk back with director Alex Eaves as part of the University’s Earth Week celebration in The O’Hare Academic Building at Salve Regina University on Wednesday April 20th at 6 […]

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The Greenlove Foundation Will Install Water Bottle Filling Station at Rogers High School

The Greenlove Foundation, established in memory of Kendra Lindsay Bowers, a passionate environmentalist and resident of Newport, RI, will celebrate Earth Week with the installation of a water bottle filling station at Rogers High School. Kendra Lindsay Bowers Kendra admired the beauty of our Earth and was committed to protecting its natural resources. At 19 […]

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Newport’s Daffodil Days Festival Set to Kick Off on Saturday

With “half-a-dillion” of its goal of 1 million daffodils bursting forth, Daffodillion has is just days away from hosting their Third Annual Newport Daffodil Days Festival. Featuring fun, free, family activities throughout Newport over nine days, organizers of the event say the 2016 festival promises to be bigger and daffier than ever. The 2016 Newport Daffodil Days Festival will […]

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Award-Winning Poet Jane Springer Will Present Public Reading in Newport on April 21

Celebrated poet Jane Springer, a National Endowment for the Arts grant recipient and Whiting Writers’ Award winner who teaches literature and creative writing at Hamilton College in upstate New York, will present a poetry reading when she visits Salve Regina’s campus next week. The reading and reception will be presented on Thursday, April 21 at 6 […]

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RI General Assembly Approves Legislation Sponsored by Rep. Carson (Dist. 75, Newport) to Ban Powdered Alcohol in Rhode Island

With final legislative approval in both chambers today, the General Assembly has approved legislation sponsored by Sen. Frank Lombardo III and Rep. Lauren H. Carson to ban powdered alcohol in Rhode Island. The legislation, which has been sent to the governor, is aimed at protecting Rhode Islanders, particularly youth, from a substance with an unknown […]

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City Councilor Florez Uses Nextdoor to Seek Feedback From Newport Residents Regarding Road Conditions

City Counilor-at-Large John Florez is seeking community input about the current conditions of Newport roads and how you would like to see the City Of Newport move forward with dealing with this “important topic”. On April 13th, Florez posted on Nextdoor, a private social network that Newport residents are using to connect our community, a post […]

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Salve Regina and Providence College Land on List of Best Catholic Colleges and Universities

College Choice has published its annual ranking of best Catholic colleges and universities, among the 75 mentioned on the list is Providence College and Newport’s Salve Regina University. Katie Amondson, Associate Editor of the ranking says, “Catholic Colleges and Universities are not meant for Catholics alone. An education that focuses on the entire person is a […]

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