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Cars line up for the Cranston West Senior Motorcade.
CLASS OF 2020: More from Cranston West's Senior Motorcade
Enjoy these images and video from the Senior Motorcade held for Cranston West's class of 2020. Congratulations to all the graduates! more
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EMERALD CITY SPIRIT IN THE AIR: Cranston East students travel excitedly toward Cranston Stadium at Cranston High School East’s Homecoming Parade on Sept. 23.
Raising that Thunderbolt spirit
Cranston East held its homecoming parade this past Friday. Step off began at 5:55 p.m. at the school and the parade traveled down Park Avenue to Cranston Stadium. (Photos by Stephanie Bernaba) more
Cranston East's Senior Motorcade
CLASS OF 2020: More from Cranston East’s Senior Motorcade
Enjoy these images and video from the Senior Motorcade held for Cranston East's class of 2020. Congratulations to all the graduates! more
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PRODUCING AN EPIC PERFORMANCE: Carla Molina, producer of the 2014 Providence show, has been wowed by the collective talents of this year’s cast members. Molina lives in Warwick.
‘Listen to Your Mother’ returning to Providence
A show whose very title echoes the sage advice of mothers everywhere is coming to Providence this weekend, just in time for Mother’s Day, for the second year in a row. Listen to Your Mother … more
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READY TO ROLL: Cranston East senior Ana Ramos waits patiently for the start of the class of 2020 Motorcade. Cars were festively decorated and DJs Bekah and Mike D from Hot 106 were present for the celebration.
Keep on rolling: East's class of 2020 gets celebratory send-off with Senior Motorcade
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Graduation celebrations kept on rolling in Cranston over the weekend. The members of Cranston High School East's class of 2020, joined by loved ones, educators and local officials, took part in a Senior Motorcade on Saturday morning, more
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NEW AUTHOR: Donna Wayles, technology teacher at Hugh B. Bain Middle School, will celebrate the release of her debut book, “I’ll Pray for You,” chronicling her experience with, and eventual escape from, an abusive marriage, with a drop-in signing on Oct. 30 at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Pettaconsett Avenue in Cranston.
In new book, teacher shares story of journey to 'whole new life'
Bain Middle School technology teacher Donna Wayles's first-hand experience with domestic violence at the hands of her ex-husband is the subject of her debut memoir, "e;I'll Pray for You,"e; being released by Kharis Publishing on Oct. 30. more
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REASON TO SMILE: From left, Susan Weber, a fifth-grade teacher at Rhodes Elementary School; Lisa Hardy, a teacher assistant at Rhodes; Gina Armstrong, principal at Rhodes; Tricia Wright, Aramark’s general manager for Cranston Public Schools; Cheryl Anderson, principal at Park View Middle School; and Cranston Superintendent Jeannine Nota-Masse were among those who celebrated the sustainability efforts of students during a recent breakfast gathering.
Students hailed as 'leaders' on lunchroom sustainability issues
By STEPHANIE BERNABA At the end of last school year, fifth-graders at both Rhodes and Garden City elementary schools were on a mission - to reduce waste in their cafeterias. Last April, Matthew Pappas, now a sixth-grader at Western Hills Middle School, more
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WHAT CODING CAREERS ARE OUT THERE? Cranston High School East and Dutemple Elementary School students watch a short video created by Code.org on Dec. 14, emphasizing the value of computer science-related careers. Cranston East was notified in December that the school won a $10,000 prize to help further computer science education in secondary schools.
East to expand computer science offerings
Cranston High School East administrators learned Dec. 7 that the school was chosen to receive a $10,000 prize from Code.org to assist in the implementation of a Computer Science Career and Technical … more
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LASTING LEGACY: Panelists Charles Kelley, Stacy Crooks, Anne McDermott and Frank DeLuca listen as U.S. Sen. Reed provides the history of the Pell Grant.
Paying for college the focus of ‘Financial Aid 101’
About a hundred Cranston families came together at the Cranston High School West Auditorium on Oct. 6 for an informational panel discussion, “Financial Aid 101,” designed to explain the … more
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READING ON THE WAY: Rhodes Elementary school fourth grader Egypt Karbedah shows off a library card issued to him at school on March 17 through a partnership with the Cranston Public Library.
Bringing children back to books
Most adults fondly recall the day they received their first library card. Holding that card for the first time was both a rite of passage and a ticket to freedom via the imagination. Due to various … more
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ON A MISSION: Alan Wardyga of North Smithfield mans his booth at the Gloria Gemma Flames of Hope in Providence on Oct. 5, hoping to spread the word about his fledgling organization and first benefit concert, Music Fights Cancer, to be held Oct. 19 at the Park Theatre in Cranston.
'Music Fights Cancer' benefit coming coming to Cranston's Park Theatre
By STEPHANIE BERNABA North Smithfield's Alan Wardyga stepped boldly into his retirement wanting only one thing - to help people. This former financial advisor and business owner of 25 years, admittedly bored after selling his half of his business to his more
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ENDURING LOVE: Comedian, actress and writer Alyssa Limperis credits the enduring respect, trust and support of her mother, Linda Limperis, in fortifying their mother-daughter relationship. Brought ever closer by tragedy in 2015, when her father passed of brain cancer, the pair have created an enviably secure and impenetrable bond.
‘Make people feel closer to home’
Alyssa Limperis, a standup comic, writer and actress with strong Rhode Island ties, is a minimalist of sorts. Limperis, who will turn 30 in June, has been effortlessly bringing colorful characters … more
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BRINGING THE WORLD TO CRANSTON SCHOOLS: World Language Teacher Rebecca Hobin looks on as students demonstrate their passion for learning more about the world through language. (Photo by Stephanie Bernaba)
Hobin to receive RI Foreign Language Association award
On May 18, Cranston Public Schools World Language teacher Rebecca Hobin will be awarded the Rhode Island Foreign Language Association Novice Teacher of the Year Award. Hobin, who has been in the … more
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THE SWEET TASTE OF ACHIEVEMENT: Edd Spidell received a gubernatorial proclamation from Infante-Green for his long and decorated career as the Founder and Lead Teacher of CACTC’s pre-engineering and robotics.
Teacher puts spark in robotics program
Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Angélica Infante-Green awarded citations to students for career and technical education month and recognized Teacher Edd Spidell for over 30 … more
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REASON TO CELEBRATE: Cranston West’s Jessica Sullivan and Ashley Konturas take a celebratory photo at the kickoff of the Senior Motorcade on June 6.
Let it roll: West's class of 2020 celebrated with Senior Motorcade
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Normal graduation plans were upended this year due to the pandemic, but the Cranston High School West community found a new way to gather in celebration of the members of its class of 2020 over the weekend. Graduating seniors Makayla more
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SELF-MADE: Lifelong Cranston resident Bianca Christofaro began her successful cake business from her apartment in 2010. She never dreamed she would someday be her own boss, doing what she truly loves.
Cranston's Christofaro finds recipe for success
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Editor's note: This is the first installment in an occasional series focused on the stories of female entrepreneurs in the Cranston area. Sitting across from Bianca Christofaro - the mastermind behind the bake shop Queen B's Cakery - more
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VIRTUAL LESSONS: Chryssa Mitchell teaches ballet remotely to her Wednesday evening students from Carolyn Dutra Dance Studio's Warwick location. The studio’s virtual setup includes a laptop and professional microphone to preserve sound quality. The studio has been providing over 55 online classes per week to dancers around the state since March 17.
Keep on dancing
With students forced to school at home, as well as forego activities such as music lessons and spring sports, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, much of the predictability of childhood routine has … more
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ENERGIZING THE CROWD: Air Force Airman 1st Class Benton Felty pumps up the crowd during the Full Spectrum Band’s performance at Cranston High School East on Feb. 14.
U.S. Air Force Full Spectrum Band visits East, West schools
Cranston East and West were filled with music on Feb. 13 and Feb.  14 when the district welcomed the United States Air Force Full Spectrum Band to perform at the schools. The Full Spectrum Band, … more
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LOCAL DEMO: Cranston Construction & Career Academy seniors Jeremy Elgar, Blake Paul, Bryan Matos, and Keanu Lopez take a break from their acetylene torch cutting demonstration at the RIDOT Career Day.
Career Day highlights ‘unique opportunity’ in construction fields
On Oct. 30, at the Rhode Island Department of Transportation’s Midstate Facility on New London Turnpike in East Greenwich, tradespeople, unions and representatives construction-related fields from … more
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‘JOURNEY TO AMERICA’: Bain seventh-grader Camila Nunez, supported by eighth-grade emcees Rattana Than and Ernelys Almonte, reads her essay entitled “Journey to America,” describing her family’s journey to the U.S. from the Dominican Republic when she was 10 years old.
Thankful for the journey
Few holidays evoke the level of yearning for one’s family than Thanksgiving, which turned out to be a very poignant theme at Bain Middle School’s annual Thanksgiving celebration on Nov. 26, … more
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