Keyword: truck
10 results total, viewing 1 - 10
READY TO ROLL: The Rhode Island Dream Center Food Truck is set up in Kennedy Plaza and ready to serve all those who need.
Rhode Island Dream Center delivers hope and faith daily
Special to the Herald The Rhode Island Dream Center is a 501c3 non-profit agency that focuses on helping Rhode Island individuals that are in need. They consist of five active outreach programs … more
|
West gets own food truck
The Nest now has its own food truck. That’s right, CACTC’s culinary and graphics department collaborated along with the Rhode Island Department of Education to made this happen. As … more
|
Welcome to the nest
Cranston West’s new food truck, received as part of a grant from the Rhode Island Department of Transportation, shiny in the sun. Cranston West Student Lindsey Levine and graphic communications … more
Scan this QR code with your phone for more information
‘It Takes a Village’ road race and food trucks return to Pawtuxet Park
With support from 35 (and counting) local business sponsors, a popular family-friendly road race is returning to Pawtuxet Park. On the Friday evening of May 19, the 5th annual ‘It Takes A … more
DAY OF DREAMS: The Rotary Club of Cranston held a “touch a truck” fundraiser at Garden City on Sunday May 7. It was here that five-year-old Brea Sanchez got to experience the work of Face Artist Toni Andersen, who decorated the young girl’s cheek with a pokeball. (Photos by Steve Popiel)
Touch a Truck Fundraiser at Garden City
Advisor Pamela Lowel stands beside members of the 2025 class as the class held a food truck night fundraiser on April 27 from 5 to 8 p.m. (Photos by Steve Popiel)
CHSE Food Truck Fundraiser for class of 2025
FIRST ARRIVAL: Henry Fallon, 3, arrived at the Cranston Rotary Touch a Truck on May 22 in Garden City Center with his family. (Photo by Steve Popiel)
Scenes from Cranston Rotary’s Touch A Truck
ALL IN THE FAMILY: Cranston Police Officer Matt Kite is pictured with his family during the event – Kim San Kite dressed as Captain Marvel, and their children Leah, 7, dressed as Wonder Woman and Aria, 8, dressed as a fairy.
Rotary Touch a Truck
Rotary Touch a Truck The Rotary Club hosted its Halloween Touch a Truck event on Sunday, Oct. 31, in Garden City Center. Children had a chance to check out their favorite big rigs, fire trucks, police cars, buses and more. The event also included face more
TERMINAL WHEELHOUSE:  Ryan Roche of DL Terminals in Cranston is seen in the company terminal, where he can be found most early morning hours scheduling the day’s pickups and deliveries across Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Rhode Island trucking firms test for weak links in the supply chain
Ryan Roche opened the DL Terminals office in Cranston at 3:30 a.m. Friday to schedule that day's deliveries. He was hoping to leave by 5 o'clock that afternoon knowing that he would be back by 4 a.m. on Saturday. That didn't happen ... more
|
GETTING TO KNOW YOU: Nathan Schnavel, 8, was happy to meet K-9 Officer Cali, a 3-year-old Australian Labradoodle who works with both the Cranston Police Department and Hasbro Children’s Hospital to provide comfort and care to children in need.
Feel of summer
Feel of summer The Rotary Club of Cranston held a "Touch a Truck" event in Garden City Center on May 22. Despite the heat, hundreds of people stopped in to see or climb the big rigs, fire trucks and police motorcycles as well as meet K-9 officers from more
© Copyright 2024 Beacon Media
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions