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RAMIZA: Cranston High School East class of 2021 National Art Honor Society member Christy Pak’s digital portrait of Ramiza, a young lady living in an Indian orphanage. The Memory Project, a nonprofit organization, facilitates the creation and delivery of original portraits to children affected by conflict and poverty in countries all over the world.
A lasting image
The National Art Honor Society at Cranston High School East recently completed a project that touches children without families on the other side of the world. Jill Cyr, visual arts program … more
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CREATIVE EFFORT: Edgewood Highland fifth-graders Briana Fondeur, Jessica Derisier, Gabriel De Oleo and Juan De La Rosa Bran pose with the mural they’ve painted highlighting the joy to come post-pandemic.
Shining creativity
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Edgewood Highland Elementary School fifth-graders are turning rain into sunshine. They have chosen, with the help of their art teacher and 5th Grade Mural Club leader, Ellen Laprocina, to create a mural on one of the school's walls more
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FALCONS SOAR: Above, Cranston West class of 2021 salutatorian and Ideal Cranstonian Catherine Consiglio fist bumps with Principal Thomas Barbieri after receiving her diploma at Saturday’s graduation ceremony.
Cranston West celebrates 'the first of a new generation'
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Perseverance through adversity was the overarching theme at Cranston High School West's 59th annual commencement exercises, held outdoors for the first time ever on June 12 at Cranston Stebbins Stadium. A total of 345 seniors more
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SURGE IN DEMAND: Pokémon card display boxes sit empty on the front counter of The Time Capsule on Pontiac Avenue. Owner Robert Yeremian explained that the demand for these cards, along with various other collectibles, has increased exponentially since the pandemic began. Recently surging sales, coupled with this unexpectedly high demand, seem to be the root of his difficulties in replenishing stock.
At Cranston's Time Capsule, demand for comics, collectibles has only grown
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Ever since The Time Capsule opened its doors at 537 Pontiac Ave. in Cranston in 2003, owner Robert Yeremian has been riding the wild tides of the collectibles trade. Over the past pandemic year, his brick-and-mortar stores - one in more
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