Watch the parade go by and take part in celebrations to follow.
Join Save The Bay and other organizations to clean-up and keep Rhode Island beautiful and trash free.
The Rhode Island Press Association presented 139 awards to journalists throughout the state for writing, design and photography in their editorial contest for 2017.
New England is a hotspot for tick-borne illnesses due to its proximity to water sources and Rhode Island towns that are expanding into wooded areas, like Jamestown, Narragansett and Charlestown, are at particularly high risk for tick infestation.
In addition to feedback on our coffee guide and February Reporter, ProJo executive director Alan Rosenberg responds to a March column on the local media.
By Michelle Taraian What does a normal workout look like for you? I show up to the rink, do a warm-up first, skate a session in the morning, take an hour break, and then skate another session for an hour. Then we usually have another session for our jumps for about an hour, and afterwards we finish up with an…
This week, we wrap up our myth-busting guide with mental wellness myths. MENTAL WELLNESS Expert: Emily Gentes, PhD, Psychologist, Women’s Partial Program, Butler Hospital Myth: Mental health issues are more common than we think. F A C T Mental illness is quite common. Almost half (46 percent) of Americans will meet diagnostic criteria for a mental health issue at some…
This week, we tackle myths surrounding fitness. Check back next week when we wrap up our myth-busting guide with mental wellness myths.
This week, we tackle myths surrounding beauty. Check back next week when we bust fitness myths. BEAUTY Experts: Mary Ellen Disanto, Registered Dietitian and Jessica Storti, Hair Care Specialist Myth: Certain nuts are good for your skin. F A C T Walnuts are high in omega-3, which can help delay wrinkles and fight the effects of stress on the skin….
This week, we tackle myths surrounding nutrition. Check back next week when we bust beauty myths. NUTRITION Expert: Meg Marie O’Rourke, RD-LDN, Harmony with Food Myth: Dark Chocolate is good for you. F A C T In moderation (think one ounce per day), quality dark chocolate is very nutritious; it’s rich in antioxidants, fiber, iron, magnesium, copper, manganese and a…
