The weather is getting warmer and there’s no better time to visit some of Rhode Island’s fabulous gardens. We have plenty and some of them are the oldest and most unique in the country. Be sure to contact these sites directly to confirm that you have the most up-to-date information. Many have or will re-open… Read more »
St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are happening this year, but in very inventive ways. Check out some of these options that are COVID safe and fun. East Greenwich St. Patrick’s Day Cake-Off (Ages 8-13) Mar. 19, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. 5600 Post Rd STE 110 Taste Buds Kitchen is offering kids a chance to create a… Read more »
For February, our Casual Friday efforts raised $200, which the agency matched for a total donation of $400 to the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation. This charity was nominated by our receptionist Janet in memory of Larry Rosa, our deceased co-worker who lost his battle to the illness. In addition, we have another employee with a… Read more »
Everyone needs a pick-me-up at one time or another, but during these stressful times, and especially during Valentine’s Day, a special something can mean so much. Luckily, Rhode Island has plenty of small businesses that offer great gifts and flowers and they need your patronage. Check out one or more of these top Rhode Island… Read more »
Valentine’s Day is a time to show your loved one how much you care. Yes, this year some ideas are off the table, but you still have plenty of options. Consider one of these seven ways to celebrate safely this Valentine’s Day. Enjoy Breakfast in Bed Instead of going through the hassle of making a… Read more »
Winter is upon us and it’s time to strap on the boards, hit the slopes, and have some fun. Luckily, we have many easily accessible places for great snow and fun in and around Rhode Island. We can still ski and snowboard during the pandemic providing we follow Covid-19 protocols. Check out a few of… Read more »
Most people will be very happy to see the end of 2020. The pandemic has caused hardship for many Americans and has regrettably sharply increased alcohol consumption, too. According to a study published on Jama Network, overall alcohol consumption increased 14 percent amongst those over age 30 and 19 percent for those between 30 and… Read more »
The pandemic has impacted everything, but it doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate. Many aspects of what you would normally do can still happen. Others will need to be handled a little differently this season. Deck the Halls Put up your decorations and string the lights just as you normally would. You may even want to… Read more »
Luckily, viewing Christmas light displays is still something we can all safely enjoy this holiday season. Here’s a list of some of the best attractions you can enjoy at a distance. Bradford Sullivan Family Lights: 11 Laudone Drive After 15 years, the Sullivan family has Christmas down pat. This year you’ll see thousands of lights,… Read more »
Gov. Gina Raimondo continues to urge people to consider COVID-19 when planning their Thanksgiving. Rising coronavirus cases in Rhode Island are a definite cause for alarm, especially since we’re spending more time indoors due to the colder weather. Luckily, preventing the spread of the virus at Thanksgiving is very similar to what you should be… Read more »