Ron & Jen’s Great Escape – Nov. 30, 2022 – Ron St. Pierre and Jen Brien

Rhode Island PBS and Stages of Freedom invites you to a special event which will include a reception, preview of a documentary film, and a discussion by local historians. A screening and discussion of Becoming Frederick Douglass at the historic Congdon Street Baptist Church, 17 Congdon Street in Providence will be held on Thursday, February 2nd at 6:00 pm.

They call me Friendly, Affectionate, and Gentle – I’m Comfort and I was found on the street but taken in by a nice person who took me to the vet where I came up feline leukemia positive, and then I was turned over to PAC because of my status…. It’s sad because I would be better off in a home versus a shelter BUT clearly I am doing OK! I am sweet and snugly and feline leukemia isn’t the big scare or the big sleep like it once was. Yes I may not live the longest life, like into my teens but, I will live longer than most street cats if you want to think of it that way! Check out the link below for more information, I need you more than you know…plus, I don’t know my status, only you do 🙂

Master’s in Environmental Science and Management to include specialization in Environmental Design and Planning. The University of Rhode Island’s Department of Landscape Architecture is excited to announce that it will offer a new accelerated bachelor’s to master’s program beginning in the fall 2023 semester. This program will allow students with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree to complete a master’s degree in Environmental Science and Management (MESM) with a specialization in Environmental Design and Planning in one year. Students graduating from the accelerated degree are expected to find employment in state agencies, federal agencies, landscape architecture firms, and multidisciplinary firms that employ professionals such as engineers and urban planners.

The newly elected President of the NAACP-Providence Chapter, Gerard Catala, was charged with violating state campaign finance laws in his run for Providence City Council, by the RI Attorney General, and was arraigned yesterday. Catala was elected president of the local NAACP organization in a controversial election managed by the...