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Station Memorial Park Lighting Commemorates Lives Lost in Nightclub Fire

On Sunday, February 20, Stanley Tree Service will raise a span of 100 lights at the Station Fire Memorial from 6 p.m. and leave them lit for 100 minutes.

Gabriella Boretti,

The Black Leaf Tea and Culture Shop Goes National

Owner Amber Jackson is focusing on building local community for Black professionals while scaling up her tea brand nationwide.

Jamie Coelho,

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The Battle Over Indoor Farming in Rhode Island

With resources scarce and land scarcer, the local agricultural community is locked in a battle over indoor farming.

Ellen Liberman,

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16 Great Playgrounds in Rhode Island

Create your own park tour and hit up several of these sweet spots for kids in one day.

Jamie Coelho,

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Meet the Brown University Senior Competing on "Jeopardy!"

Max Niles faces 35 other contestants in his bid for the College Championship title

Lauren Clem,

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Teresa Guaba is Taking Action and Helping to Restore Abandoned Homes

The community consultant and founder of Neighbors 4 Revitalization advocates for the restoration of abandoned properties in the West End and South Side of Providence.

Kou Tukala Nyan,

Michel Gill

“The Gilded Age” Actor Michel Gill Says Filming in Newport’s Mansions was “Stunning”

The Broadway-turned-Hollywood actor talks “Gilded Age,” filming during a pandemic and his new Hulu role

Lauren Clem,

Feb22 Digital Edition

Chatter: February

Readers weigh in on stories in print and online

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An Interview with Viola Davis

Rhode Island native and Hollywood leading lady, Viola Davis, talks poverty, #MeToo and finding her authenticity in this exclusive Q and A.

Casey Nilsson,

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Find Your Inner Craftsman at a Blanc and Bleu Workshop in the East Bay

From wreath-making to furniture painting, Blanc and Bleu Home shop owner Jenna Kinghorn guides guests on all things design and DIY.

Edelinda Baptista,