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IT IS ALL IN THE SCENERY: Camille Chedda, a “dueling artist” who was born in Jamaica where she studied painting at the Edna Manley College of the Performing Arts, works on her canvas. In 2010, she enrolled as a graduate student, majoring in painting, at UMass Dartmouth. She decided to paint what was right in front of her, a table of guests there that evening.
Dueling Artists support temple’s move [Photo gallery]
The paint flew on March 31 at Temple Torat Yisrael on Park Avenue during “Dueling Artists 2012,” which served as the temple’s final fundraiser at the Cranston location. The new Temple will be … more
Thanks Easter Bunny!: Lolly Grello, a resident of The Seasons, and former Cranston resident, says hello to Mrs. Bunny during the annual Family Easter Egg Hunt at The Seasons in East Greenwich.
Easter Bunny hops through Cranston [Photo gallery]
Blooms on the Bridge [Photo gallery]
The landscape is blooming across Cranston, including the trees just over the birdge in Pawtuxet Village. The National Weather Service is predicting rain for the end of this week, but temperatures … more
FIDDLER IN THE HOUSE: Performing with two of her band members, Natalie MacMaster performs at the Historic Park Theater.
MacMaster Shines at the Park [Photo gallery]
Considered to be the most dynamic performers in Celtic music, Natalie MacMaster brought her talent to the RI Center for the Performing Arts at the Historic Park Theater last week. The show began with … more
HAIR TODAY: Olivia Byron, admissions leader for The Paul Mitchell School, located in Chapel View, mans her booth at the event.
Doing business after hours [Photo gallery]
Last Tuesday, March 27, Chambers of Commerce from across Rhode Island met for the annual Statewide Business After Hours held at Rhodes-on-the-Pawtuxet. The event, with attendance estimated at more … more
MASTERS OF CEREMONIES: Brittany Rice and Ryan Raposo serve as emcees for TNT18 at Park View Middle School last week. They not only introduced every act, but also provided some humorous entertainment.
Park View shows off top-notch talent [Photo gallery]
Last week, the students at Park View Middle School, along with a few special performances by teachers, brought their annual TNT18 (Top Notch Talent) to the stage. The show, now in its 18th year, … more
EMPTY PLATES AND FULL BELLIES: Colleagues Tom Barbieri and Don Cowart take a minute to pose together after finishing their dinner.
Overwhelming turnout for Bain fundraiser [Photo gallery]
Hugh B. Bain Middle School held their annual Pasta Dinner … more
For Auburn Library teens, hunger is no game [Photo gallery]
Stefanie Blankenship, children’s and youth services librarian at the Auburn Branch, challenged her teen students to donate canned food for one week to win free movie passes to the film “The … more
YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR: Ben Floyd tested out the quality of absorbency in Bounty paper towels versus a less expensive brand. "Bounty was more money but it's more absorbent and thick. It's worth the extra money," said Floyd, holding a roll of Bounty in hand.
Glen Hills students become scientists [Photo gallery]
Students show off their science skills … more
"Chow," bella! [Photo gallery]
: In spirit of St. Joseph’s Day on Monday, Cranston 3-year-old Aubrie Pezzullo enjoyed a zeppole. A zeppole is an Italian puff pastry filled with custard and topped with powdered sugar and a … more
SWEETNESS: Enjoying her dessert is 3-year-old Leslie Cosenza. She attended the evening dinner with her entire family.
Irish and Italian traditions converge at Woodridge [Photo gallery]
This past weekend, Woodridge Congregational Church hosted its annual Irish/Italian Night to celebrate upcoming St. Patrick’s and St. Joseph’s Days with parishioners, family and friends. Now in … more
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BRINGING UP THE REAR: Edgewood commodore Jeff Lanphear after fouling another competitor and having to complete a penalty circle found himself in the back of the fleet. At least it gave him a great view of the competition.
Sailing into spring [Photo gallery]
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TEAMWORK: Working together, Tangie Miner and Debbie Fitman join a team of approximately 15 people who worked this past Sunday to clean up Park Avenue and the surrounding area as part of the Adopt-A-Highway program.
Humanists clean up Park Avenue [Photo gallery]
This past Sunday, a group of volunteers from the Humanists of Rhode Island worked together in an Adopt-A-Highway cleanup effort along Park Avenue. The group is committed to completing a minimum of … more
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STANDING OVATION: “The Vagina Monologues” cast poses for a post-performance photo after receiving a standing ovation from the audience at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet.
V-Day events aim to end violence against women [Photo gallery]
Women come together to end violence on V-Day... more
FIRST TIME ON STAGE: The kindergarten students at Glen Hills perform in their first elementary school concert.
Curtain comes up on Glen Hills winter concert [Photo gallery]
Despite the fact that band and chorus have been cut at the elementary school level, general music still exists in the curriculum and last week, the students at Glen Hills Elementary showed off what … more
Family matters [Photo gallery]
On Sunday, Jan. 29, Eric Abbott’s fifth grade Religious School class at Temple Sinai participated in a Family Ketubah Workshop. In addition to learning about the significance of the “ketubah,” … more
POSING WITH THE ATHLETES: Mayor Allan Fung takes a moment to pose with two of the gold medallists, Siana and Gianni Ciccarelli, and their mother, Leanne Ciccarelli.
Cornerstone School celebrates their athletes [Photo gallery]
The students, staff and families of Cornerstone School celebrated their 2012 Young Athletes Program last Thursday. Surrounded by family, friends, Mayor Allan Fung, Special Olympics RI Executive … more
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Caution, wet paint [Photo gallery]
Steven Ruhle of Steve Ruhle Painting works on painting the dining room ceiling at the Sprague Mansion on Cranston Street. Ruhle volunteered his time last week to help spruce up the mansion. more
FEEL THE BEAT: Members of the Latin Dance Club show off the moves they’ve learned this year.
'Bolts on Broadway [Photo gallery]
Cranston East students perform in school talent show. more
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GLAM DAY: Salon Lux, located at 995 Pontiac Avenue, opened their doors and hearts to raise funds for the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation and collected donations of new socks and underwear for Project Undercover last Sunday. Between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., the salon offered all haircuts for $10, as well as 50 percent off all other hair services including color and highlights. Also offered at the daylong event were seated chair massage by Be Healthy and Fit, Reiki treatments by First Spiritualist Church, Spirit and Physic Medium readings and tarot card readings. Refreshments and complementary make-up applications were also available. Pictured is hairstylist Kristen Blanchette and customer Heidi Morgan.
Going glam for Project Undercover [Photo gallery]
Salon Lux helped collect donations for Project Undercover Sunday. more
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