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Interview: Providence Police’s Sergeant Anthony Roberson

The eighteen-year Providence police veteran boasts an unusual academic pedigree.

March 16, 2020

John Taraborelli

“An educated officer is a better officer.”

Pushing the Fashion Envelope with Wild World of AK

East Providence's own Allison Kirwan creates provocative celebrity-themed artwork printed on clothing and accessories.

March 10, 2020

Jackie Ignall

“I hope my pieces provide some sort of reaction.”

Our Favorite Etsy Retailers with Roots in Rhode Island

Whether you're searching for fiber art, ceramics or a bowtie for your dapper dog, these shops are just a click away.

February 27, 2020

Kerri Tallman

Check out goodies from CitySparrowDesigns, NelsonCraftsUS and other online shops.

Soak Up Some Warmth at the Botanical Center at Roger Williams Park

The region's largest indoor display garden boasts tropical plants, water features and — our favorite — balmy 70-degree temperatures all year round.

February 13, 2020

Jamie Coelho

“It’s your own mini staycation for a day.”

Marking History with the Rhode Island Slave History Medallions Project

The project designates historic sites connected to the history of slavery in Rhode Island, including markers at Patriot's Park.

February 10, 2020

Hugh Markey

“Almost everybody had a role to play in the business of slavery.”

An Interview with Tattoo Artist Dani Ryan

The Rhode Island artist earned runner up on "Ink Master: Battle of the Sexes."

January 27, 2020

Alyssa K. Anderson

“I was expecting to not be able to keep up at all.”

How to Take Advantage of Goldman Sachs’ 10,000 Small Businesses RI

Executive director, Karina Holyoak Wood, explains how local entrepreneurs can access the free program.

January 21, 2020

Jamie Coelho

Chi Kitchen, Lotuff Leather and other small businesses have utilized the program to increase productivity and grow revenue.

These New Books Feature Rhode Island in All Its Glory

Check out reads by Nicole Macaulay, Robert Curley, G. Wayne Miller, Lisa Taddeo, David Norton Stone and Edward J. Delaney.

January 15, 2020

Jamie Coelho

Subjects range from lost Rhode Island restaurants to Hasbro CEO, Alan Hassenfeld.

The Scoop on the Coggeshall Connection, RI’s First Family-Friendly Co-Work Space

The Middletown space offers child care solutions for working parents.

December 26, 2019

Annie Sherman

“Life is still hectic, but this place has changed our lives on so many levels.”

An Interview with our Favorite Letter-Writer, Felicia Nimue Ackerman

The philosophy professor has a thing for words and cats.

December 13, 2019

Jamie Coelho

“I practice serial catogamy.”

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Interview: Providence Police’s Sergeant Anthony Roberson

The eighteen-year Providence police veteran boasts an unusual academic pedigree.

Pushing the Fashion Envelope with Wild World of AK

East Providence's own Allison Kirwan creates provocative celebrity-themed artwork printed on clothing and accessories.

Our Favorite Etsy Retailers with Roots in Rhode Island

Whether you're searching for fiber art, ceramics or a bowtie for your dapper dog, these shops are just a click away.

Soak Up Some Warmth at the Botanical Center at Roger Williams Park

The region's largest indoor display garden boasts tropical plants, water features and — our favorite — balmy 70-degree temperatures all year round.

Marking History with the Rhode Island Slave History Medallions Project

The project designates historic sites connected to the history of slavery in Rhode Island, including markers at Patriot's Park.

An Interview with Tattoo Artist Dani Ryan

The Rhode Island artist earned runner up on "Ink Master: Battle of the Sexes."

How to Take Advantage of Goldman Sachs’ 10,000 Small Businesses RI

Executive director, Karina Holyoak Wood, explains how local entrepreneurs can access the free program.

These New Books Feature Rhode Island in All Its Glory

Check out reads by Nicole Macaulay, Robert Curley, G. Wayne Miller, Lisa Taddeo, David Norton Stone and Edward J. Delaney.

The Scoop on the Coggeshall Connection, RI’s First Family-Friendly Co-Work Space

The Middletown space offers child care solutions for working parents.

An Interview with our Favorite Letter-Writer, Felicia Nimue Ackerman

The philosophy professor has a thing for words and cats.

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