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Bristol Audubon Society Welcomes Seahorses and Endangered Turtles for Summer Exhibit

The Audubon Society’s exciting summer exhibits boast local art and new species at their Nature Center and Aquarium.

Anna Downes,

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Rhode Island Philharmonic and Papitto Opportunity Connection Expand Music Education Access

Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra and Music School is increasing financial aid for the music school, and expanding access to the Link Up elementary school education program and Victoria’s Dream Project.

Jamie Coelho,

Nominations Are Open for the Second Annual Christiana Carteaux Bannister Awards

The awards program, a partnership between Rhode Island Monthly and the Rhode Island Foundation presented by Citizens, recognizes individuals working to advance equity and social justice in the Ocean State.

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Warren Art Academy Launches Free Art Classes Series for Area Youth

From art classes like printmaking, filmmaking, photography and comic design, the Collaborative in Warren invites students to explore their creative side.

Edelinda Baptista,

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Broaden Your Pasta-Making Knowledge with Newport Pasta Co. at Buttonwoods Brewery

Pasta enthusiasts unite: up your pasta-making game with the creator of unique pasta shapes and flavors.

Edelinda Baptista,

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Applications Open for Rhode Island Black Business Association College Scholarship

Applicants must be Black or Afro-Latinx, a resident of Rhode Island, a high school senior in the Fall of 2022, and will begin their freshman year of college in the Fall of 2023.

Katherine Plotas,

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STEM-focused Organizations Can Apply for COX Charities Community Grants

Applications close on January 19 for the 2022 Community Grant program.

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Students in BIPOC Communities Can Apply for the Transform RI Scholarship

The deadline for the scholarship, presented by the Papitto Opportunity Connection, is January 30 and the top three entries will receive a beneficial one-time award.

Edelinda Baptista,

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Living History: RI Public School Students Reflect on the Year-and-a-Half That Changed Everything

In their own words, elementary, middle and high school students share the trials and joys of growing up in a pandemic.

Casey Nilsson,

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Can Providence Schools Survive State Control?

Two years into the takeover, the district has weathered terse union negotiations and an assault scandal.

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