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RI Black Heritage Society will celebrate MLK Day with a presentation on Civil Rights leader Mahlon Van Horne

In celebration of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. state holiday, the Rhode Island Black Heritage Society this week announced that it will host a presentation “FREEDOM IS NOT ENOUGH: The Life and Times of Reverend Mahlon Van Horne.” The virtual presentation is free of charge and will be held on Monday, Jan. 17 at […]

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Newport Classical reschedules January 21 performance by Pianist Daniel del Pino

Newport Classical on Tuesday announced that after careful consideration that it has rescheduled its January 21 concert featuring Spanish pianist Daniel del Pino for June 3, 2022. Tickets for the original concert date will be valid for the new date. For full ticketinginformation and refunds, ticketholders can visit www.newportclassical.org. In addition, Newport Classical has updated […]

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State announces $3.46 million in capital grants to 42 arts, culture, heritage, and public historic sites

Governor Dan McKee, the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA) and the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission (RIHPHC) jointly announced today the recipients of 24 State Cultural Facilities Grants and 18 State Preservation Grants. Together, the projects represent some $2.28 million from RISCA and more than $1.18 million from RIHPHC for […]

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Class of 2022 voting results yields no new inductees for the International Tennis Hall of Fame

 Following the tabulation of votes submitted for the International Tennis Hall of Fame Class of 2022 ballot, the International Tennis Hall Of Fame today announced that the official process for selection has resulted in no new inductees for 2022. The International Tennis Hall of Fame will still hold the traditional Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in July 2022, […]

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Sour Grapes: Touchdowns

Here’s this week’s Sour Grapes, enjoy! About Tim Jones / Sour Grapes Tim Jones is the creator, artist and writer of the widely popular, self-syndicated comic strip, “SOUR GRAPES”; a comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog and his odd friends, all living in a problematic and troubled world. Sour Grapes is currently published in […]

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Yale New Haven medical director believes Omicron wave will pass by March

The Chief Medical Officer for Yale New Haven’s Lawrence & Memorial and Westerly Hospitals said today that he is “hopeful” the latest COVID wave passes by March. Dr. Oliver Mayorga, appearing on WBLQ radio’s Morning Show with Frank Prosnitz, spoke about a wide range of COVID related issues, including hospital staff shortages, any anticipated future […]

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Obituary: Madeline Cecilia Carson

Carson, Madeleine, Cecilia age 92 of Portsmouth, Rhode Island passed away Wednesday, January 5th, 2022, surrounded by her children. Devoted and loving wife of Francis Thomas Carson Jr. (deceased 1994). Loving mother to Marie Theresa Carson, (deceased 1978), Francis Thomas Carson III. (Laurie), Madeleine Cecilia Carson (Charlie, deceased 2008), James Paul Carson (Annie), William John […]

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Aquidneck Land Trust announces conservation of 7.56-acre section of Glen Farm

The Aquidneck Land Trust (“ALT”) today announced that it has completed its campaign to conserve a 7.56-acre section of historic Glen Farm. The property,  located on Glen Farm Road in Portsmouth, has significant conservation values and could have been subdivided into as many as eight house lots, according to ALT. More than 260 individuals, businesses, and […]

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Obituary: Charles Robert Walsh

Charles “Charlie” Robert Walsh, 86, of Tiverton, RI passed away on December 30, 2021 from COVID complications at Charlton Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Judith E. (Gotham) Walsh for 44 years. Mr. Walsh leaves behind his wife Judith, his son Charles Jr. (Stephanie) and his daughter Merritt. He is survived by granddaughters Elianna […]

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