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An awakening [Photo gallery]
Brewed Awakenings in Cranston held their official … more
Beauty school opens [Photo gallery]
Aveda Institute Rhode Island, a Michael K. Galvin School of Beauty and Business, recently opened their first school located on 379 Atwood Avenue. Pictured here, Mayor Allan Fung prepares to cut the … more
FROM THE TOP: Going over the musical numbers for the show in preparation for this coming weekend's big event.
The gang’s all here at West this weekend [Photo gallery]
Cranston High School West will present the Broadway musical, "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown," this weekend in the West auditorium. Show times are Friday and Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. … more
MADE WITH LOVE: Gerie DeAngelis sits at a table of handmade items including placemats, potholders and other household items for sale at the Woodridge Church Holiday Bazaar.
Santa makes his first appearance at Woodridge Church Bazaar [Photo gallery]
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Panera assists Sandy survivors [Photo gallery]
Last week, Panera Bread/Howley Bread Group’s Marketing Director Wendy Kopp and District Manager Bill Shea drove a Panera Catering van full of bread, bagels and pastries made by its bakery-cafes in … more
DUNKIN DEVILS: Greeting customers on Halloween night are Amanda Fritsche, Jessica Oliveira, Morgan Haibon, Kerri Smith and Lauren Moss, employees at the Dunkin Donuts on Sockanosset Cross Road.
Haunted happenings across Cranston [Photo gallery]
The Annual Halloween Party at the Cranston Fire Department Headquarters on Pontiac Ave. on Halloween night. The city of Cranston and the Cranston Fire Department hosted the event. The party has been … more
PUMPKIN HOME: The Porreca home at 787 Pontiac Ave. in Cranston included 80 carved pumpkins on display, all made by members of the family. Now in their fourth year, the attraction brought in hundreds of onlookers and trick-or-treaters.
Cranston’s own Jack-o-Lantern Spectacular [Photo gallery]
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THE GHOUL GANG: Mayor Allan Fung is surrounded by PTW members and pumpkins on Friday night.
Waterman Elementary lights the night with pumpkin display [Photo gallery]
The Waterman community came out to view the pumpkins that school families created on Friday, Oct. 26. "We offered pumpkins at a discounted rate of only $2 and each student worked on their pumpkin … more
BEWARE THESE GHOULS: Dutemple students show they know how to do Halloween with the right costumes and right attitudes.
Dutemple gets in the spooky spirit [Photo gallery]
More than 300 students, parents, teachers and administrators from Dutemple Elementary came to the Halloween party on Friday, Oct. 26 at Cranston East. The children enjoyed dancing, decorating gourds, … more
HARD AT WORK: The Cranston West art students get to work on their creation at the 13th annual Providence Street Painting Festival, where they ultimately won first place in the environmental division.
Unlikely canvas makes for award-winning art [Photo gallery]
It was an overcast day on Saturday, Sept. 29, when Valerie Bruzzi-Krsulic and her students from Cranston High School West arrived in Providence for the 13th annual Street Painting Festival. With … more
SCHOOL PRIDE: The Cranston West Falconettes and Westernettes line the outside walkway and inside hallway of Cranston High School West, in preparation for Carpano's arrival.
Carpano visits West and CACTC [Photo gallery]
NBC 10's Frank Carpano came to Cranston High School West and the Cranston Area Career and Technical Center on Friday to tour the campus and visit the Aquatics Program at CACTC. He also highlighted … more
MYSTERIOUS FACE: Face painting artist Marc Kohler demonstrates his artistic ability on the face of 6-year-old Isabella Brown, a student at Immaculate Conception.
Fall fun at Cranston Octoberfest [Photo gallery]
Herald photos by Steve Popiel) more
Unraveling the bundle [Photo gallery]
With downed tree limbs across the city, utility crews were busy Tuesday rewiring Cranston. But while the loss of electricity, cable television and telephone service was cause for annoyance, Cox … more
HOME ON THE GRANGE: The Oaklawn Grange held their annual Halloween children’s party last week in order to provide fun trick or treating for children. Games included Pin the Nose on the Jack-O-Lantern, Musical Chairs and face painting. Pictured is 1-year-old Emma Bobek as an elephant.
Oaklawn Grange provides tricks and treats [Photo gallery]
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PIPPIN ORCHARD APPLES: Second grade teacher Paula Polseno's family at Pippin Orchard Nurseries donated enough apples for every student to have one after they walked.
Glen Hills takes their walk-a-thon on the road [Photo gallery]
For the first time, the staff and students at Glen Hills Elementary School took their Walk-a-Thon fundraiser off school property and to a favorite local community spot, Brayton Park, on Friday, Oct. … more
NOT JUST FOR KIDS: Donna Roth and Lynn Lynch, seventh grade science and social studies teachers, take a time out from their walking to pose for a photo together.
Western Hills walks for a cause [Photo gallery]
Western Hills Middle School students walked around the track at Cranston High School West in order to raise money for school activities. A friendly competition between teams took place within the … more
FOLLOW MY LEAD: Hope Highlands Walk-a-thon co-chair Tim Reichardt explains to the students how to put together their bracelets as the walk continues.
Walk-a-thon boosts Hope Highlands programs [Photo gallery]
The Hope Highlands PTO tries to keep their fundraising to a minimum, recognizing that money is tight for families. They host three events each year, including Friday’s annual Walk-a-thon, the … more
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UP UP AND AWAY: Brittany Wardell and Whitney Goulish hold up their balloons and keep smiling, despite the damp weather at Light the Night.
Cranston lights the night for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society [Photo gallery]
On Saturday, Oct. 6, Garden City hosted the Light the Night Walk to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Many of the businesses in the center participated, raising money for the Society, and … more
NEW PAINT JOB: Alisha Procaccini from CVS paints a fence at the Lend A Hand Therapeutic Riding facility.
CVS ‘Lends A Hand’ to Cranston farm [Photo gallery]
Employees from CVS Caremark recently visited the Lend A Hand Therapeutic Riding facility in Cranston to clean up the farm, paint fences and do other odd jobs to help the Foundation’s small staff. … more
RECAPTURED CAPTURED: Photographed is Claudia DeCesare, owner of Recaptured Originals in Cranston, who was among the first vendors to set up for the Greater Cranston Chamber of Commerce this past weekend.
Sunday at the Market [Photo gallery]
The Greater Cranston Chamber of Commerce opened their Farmer’s Market, to be held every Sunday between the hours of noon and 3 p.m. at Rolfe Square (at the monument), this past Sunday morning. … more
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