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TOWNIE Grassroots Fundraising In His Own Words, John Carnevale

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By Bob Rodericks "EPHS graduates, John Carnevale, Joe Wahl and others continue their grassroots efforts to rehab the 60 year old EPHS gymnasium. This effort, which is ongoing, held a huge rally on June 22nd at the Whiskey Republic waterfront restaurant in Providence, RI. Thousands came out and donated to the cause. Following is a statement from organizer John Carnevale: "You all showed RI how to party and totally set this whole project (TOWNIE PROJECT) off in RI!! You did a fantastic job blowing this thing off the map and creating an event that will be remembered for a longtime by so many!! This thing lived far past any hype; we said we were going to go big and we certainly backed it up!! The food was unreal!! The music was pumping; the bands did an excellent job and the DJs had the crowd jumping! And because of that great atmosphere that everyone created there was absolutely no violence and no bull at all!! You guys created a party environment that everyone could enjoy and totally let go if they wanted and that is something to be said about this team and how Rhode Islanders can really come together and totally ROCK OUT!! All the hard work paid off and I am so proud of the UNITY and TEAMWORK that I witnessed that night and throughout this whole project! There were really a few times when I had to catch my breath because I knew that we had truly done something far more than important than the building of a structure or reaching a specific dollar amount for donations.

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East Providence News Briefs

By Bob Rodericks

EP Fire Chief ’s Position Delayed

Elmasian in post for 7 Months - Is a Candidate

Captain Oscar Elmasian has held many posts within the East Providence Fire Department during his 27 years there. He also was a union president and was named a Captain.

He was recently named Acting Fire Chief and for some 7 months has begun overseeing many projects including station renovations and updating policies. “I love being a firefighter and would now be honored to lead my department as their Chief,” Elmasian told the Reporter. “My guys are supportive and we are getting along very well.” Others have told the Reporter that “things are very efficient, there are no controversies in the (fire) department.” However, the Reporter has learned that the city budget commission wants the city to advertise outside of the department before anyone is hired as new chief. “There aren’t many applicants because the department supports Elmasian for the Chief’s job,” said one source close to this matter. While many in the city were expecting Elmasian to be elevated from Acting Fire Chief to permanent Chief by now, the budget commission is not ready to approve his promotion. It wasn’t on the commission docket for discussion at its June 27th meeting, but commission chair Diane Brennan said she had a “general announcement” to make. Without referring to the vacant fire chief’s position, Brennan told the city manager and other staffers to make sure all “senior management positions” are announced on the city web as well as internally amongst the city staff. “We (the commission) are making a statement. The local candidate may be the best but you need transparency,” Brennan told the city senior staff. CityManager Peter Graczykowski told the commission that he disagreed with this statement. “I understand and agree with the importance of transparency in hiring, but it can’t always be expected to widely advertise when city ordinances direct us to hire from within, if qualified candidates exist,” said Graczykowski. He, too, wouldn’t speak about the fire chief’s open position, but maintained that he needed flexibility in hiring. “If we don’t have a great internal candidate for a job, then I accept a wider posting process.

But it seems to be a waste of time if a good local candidate interviews well and could be promoted.” Ward 4 councilwoman Chrissy Rossi asked from the audience if the state does the same with every job opening they have. The commission did not directly answer her query. “It is surprising to me that one wouldn’t want to post nationally. It invites criticism not to do so,” answered commission point person Christy Healey. Commission chair Brennan said that she was unaware the city hadn’t advertised nationally for its’ new fire chief.

I’m aware that the current acting chief is doing an exemplary job. He has every chance to come through the process. They (the city) should put it on the web today, tonight”, she said. The matter seems to be left up in the air. The commission’s edict wasn’t voted on and Graczykowski seemed unsure of the next step. Elmasian was at the meeting and seemed a bit concerned during the discussion. Asked for his comments afterwards, he replied that, “My only priorities now are the morale of my guys and the continued supervision of our many projects. I’m confident in the appointment process.”

EPHS Pool Closed, May be Privatized

As reported earlier in The ReporterToday.com, the East Providence High School Pool is in such bad repair that it was closed down indefinitely. The pool structure underneath has several areas of crumbling cement and rusting rebar supports. Although $700,000 in bond monies was recently spent to replace windows, lighting and other energy saving measures, it seems that no real attention was given to the over 60 year old pools’ physical structure which has gotten spot repairs over the years. The pool is housed in its own structure or wing of the high school and has a full ‘basement’ access underneath the pool and deck area for maintenance. A recent walk through of the area by The Reporter revealed rusting support rods and areas of crumbling cement. The area was also strewn with debris. School officials are afraid that the pools’ condition will prevent the city from receiving required academic certification if it remains open. The pool does not meet handicap regulations, although there is an area prepared for such, which has never been completed. “We could have been easily met this requirement before but no one acted on it,” said one source close to the situation. It has been yet another blow to the ailing and aging structure. After continued on next page...

Acting Chief, Elmasian.

Inside This Issue Births..................................56 Business Directory...................62 Classifieds................................ 60 Clubs......................................15 Dining Guide...........................59 E.P. Chamber of Commerce.....26 Events & Activities....................12 Letters to the Editor...................7 Library..................................31 News Briefs............................3 People....................................18 School..............................36 Senior Center News...............52 Sports.................................24 Town News.........................10 Weddings.......................57

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receiving preliminary architectural estimates that it will take between 3.7 and 4 Million dollars to repair the pool, the school committee has voted to shut down the pool.

In a new development, school officials are considering an offer to “privatize” or allow a private company to take effective ownership of the pool. This company would operate the pool for profit after allowing student swim classes to take place as before. After hours the pool would be rented out to independent parties for a profit. In turn, this company will make the necessary repairs and continue maintenance of the pool and pool area. Cumberland High School has entered into a similar agreement after its’ pool also needed much repair. Although engineering reports put pool repairs in the area of $3 to $4 million, the private pool company thinks the overall structure can be worked with and initially fixed for a lot less.

“We were told that the pool is not compliant now with (Americans with Disabilities Act) ADA standards. We also received a pretty damaging report on the high school pool’s grim list of problems,” said school committee chair Joel Monteiro. Monteiro and the committee were told that the pool has “serious structural deficiencies.” The concrete walls and supports that hold up the pool and the decking surrounding the pool are in serious dis-repair. “Yes, worst case is that the weight of the water could cause the pool to collapse along with the walk around decking,” said Monteiro.

“The roof seems ok but the steel beams should be sandblasted.

That could cause more trouble,” he said. The School Board Chairman was concerned with the appearance that prior preventative maintenance had been seemingly neglected. “There was no major annual preventative maintenance done for years, we believe. It was

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not a focus of previous administrations or school committees.” The city had recently contracted with Johnson Controls Engineering to spend “a lot of money upgrading the pool.” The energy savings plan included new windows, lighting, etc., which is intended to save the city money in energy costs. “No one evidently asked seriously about the structural condition of the area. This should have been questioned for some time,” said Monteiro. “A lot of stuff was evidently swept under the rug for years.” Sandy Gorham, a physical education/swim teacher and long time swimming coach and expert in East Providence and elsewhere in Rhode Island, was saddened at the pool’s fate. “I am very disappointed at these developments,” he said. “The private thing has worked in Cumberland, maybe it’s’ our only hope.”

Indeed, privatizing the pool may be the only option available to the cash strapped city. “The alternative may be to close it down for good.”

Parts under the pool, crumbling.

School Committee Nullifies Bradley/EP Contract

Program to continue. “Outdate Agreement Must Go” - Joel Monteiro, Chair School Board

The School Committee voted to not automatically renew its’ current “partnership” contract with Bradley Hospital at a special May 30th meeting at City Hall. The school department had until May 31st to nullify the current contract or it would automatically rollover. “We have a lot of questions with the Bradley partnership and we didn’t want to lock the city into financial difficulty,” school board chairman Joel Monteiro told the Reporter.

“We do support this partnership to serve our students but need to look closer at our funding structure. All parties, including Bradley Hospital, agreed with this direction. We all felt that the current contract may have included inflated dollars to cover prior deficits in the history of the program,” Monteiro added. “The agreement crafted by Mario Cirillo and Lonnie Barham (former Superintendent and Chief Operating Officer) is a problem and is outdated and must be redone,” he added.

A prior multi-million dollar unpaid bill from Bradley to city officials was a major reason for school and city funding problems.

The state budget commission eventually helped to settle that bill with Bradley and Monteiro and the committee aim to avoid a similar problem. “We will protect our programs and develop a more realistic funding formula moving forward,” said Monteiro. Monteiro is a non-voting member of the city/state budget commission. The program formerly housed at Riverside Middle School is now located at Martin Middle School.

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Council Votes to Limit Meeting Length to 10 PM Curfew Rossi-Briden City Council Rift Widens/Council Approves Sale of Riverside Vacant Lots

The city council accepted Mayor Jim Briden’s request to end all council meetings at 10 PM, no matter where the council is with their agenda. Briden said that he is impressed with the efficient manner in which the budget commission holds its’ meetings and wants to prevent meetings that may go long into the night. Joining Mayor Briden in voting for the 10 PM curfew were councilors Tom Rose and Helder Cunha. Members Chrissy Rossi and Tracy Capobianco voted against the measure. Rossi and Capobianco feel that members of the public are being shut off from public debate. The council vote does allow for a 15 minute extension upon a 4-1 super majority council vote. “That won’t happen much”, said Rossi. Rossi was extremely upset as she expressed after the meeting. “It is my opinion that two egregious acts were taken at the council meeting. First, the good folks of Harding Ave. in Riverside were kicked in the teeth by Tommy Rose, James Briden and Helder Cunha. They voted to go through with the sale of the two vacant lots on Harding Ave. Two weeks ago, Tommy and Helder abstained from a vote because they didn’t have enough information. Tracy Adams Capobianco and myself voted to take the properties off the market and James Briden voted no. The vote passed 2 to 1. The street is only 16 feet wide. These lots have been vacant since the hurricane of 1954 dropped the houses that used to occupy them into Sabin’s Point. There are residents that have lived there over 50 years. The residents were allowed by previous council’s votes to park their cars there. They will now have to park on this narrow street. Safety vehicles do not even fit on the street. In the past, rescues have had to park down the bottom of Beach Road and wheel the sick/ injured down the street. The residents were supposed to be notified by City Hall if there was ever any change in status like selling these properties. They were never notified. They have tried 4 separate times over the years to purchase these properties. They were denied.

It is a very sad day,” said and exasperated Rossi.

Additionally, Rossi says that the new curfew rule will stifle public discussion. “The city council now has a curfew of 10:00 p.m. If we don’t finish our business by 10:00, we must vote in 15 minute increments to extend the meeting. It must be a super majority vote (4 - 1).

If we don’t vote to extend the meeting, the council president (James Briden) will decide when we will get to hear the rest of the docket items,” explained Rossi. “I am disgusted by these actions and sad that I have no power to end the stupidity. Imagine telling your boss that you are only going to work until 4:00. If the project doesn’t get finished in time, oh-well. It will just have to wait 2 to 4 weeks and then only get finished if you feel like picking it up again. I’d bet you would be gone before the second week right?” asked Rossi.

Sick! The vote to sell the empty lots in Riverside also followed along the same 3-2 vote as the curfew. Mayor Briden and city solicitor Tim Chapman cited possible litigation if the parcels were not allowed for sale.

Another School Administration Change.

Another Pawtucket Recruit.

The Pawtucket to East Providence carousel of administrative positions continues to revolve for the school department as Cheryl Ursillo has resigned her post as Director of Special Education. Eileen Crudele was hired as the new Director of Pupil Personnel, which is essentially a Special Education Director. Crudele comes to East Providence from Pawtucket, where she worked with Mercer before. Ursillo, who is retired from another system, has been working in East Providence as an “Interim” for three years. Ursillo was never officially hired by a school committee, rather, was brought on by former Superintendent Dr. Mario Cirillo as an interim appointment. Former school committee member and current council member Chrissy Rossi once asked Ursillo, “when did we hire you?” Ursillo responded that, “I wasn’t hired. I’m an at-will employee. I’m at your will and at my will.”

Sources indicate that there was no specific problem between Ursillo and new Superintendent Kim Mercer. Ursillo “was told that her role would end at the end of June and she chose to resign beforehand.” New Superintendent Mercer wanted to fill the special needs position on a permanent basis. The school department received budget commission approval to fill this job at its’ June 27th meeting. Crudele will be paid $108,000 annually plus benefits.

Beth Salzillo a former EP teacher and reading supervisor, then curriculum director, recently left for a curriculum post in Pawtucket schools. Dawn August (curriculum) and Julie Motta (administration) have recently been hired by new EP superintendent, Kim Mercer. All three worked in Pawtucket schools before coming to East Providence. Steve Fratiello, who was brought on as a consultant and eventually became the EP school department controller, has resigned to take a similar post with Pawtucket schools.

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TOWNIE Grassroots Fundraising: In His Own Words, John Carnevale

By Bob Rodericks Most importantly, I believe we started the change of a culture night and all of the laughs and smiles!! Thank you all for allowing that will make things more enjoyable, one more focused on UNITY, me and my family to be a part of a movement; this project is so real and so special! This is only the start to our journey together to and ultimately one that will create opportunities and friendships for a more diverse group of people. The Whiskey has never seen a help empower of students and move RI in the right direction and crowd that live, that diverse, and truly rockin TOGETHER! I even that’s what truly gets me excited!! I am at your service RI Family so saw the Providence cops smiling and in no rush at all to rush let's get and keep this thing ROCKIN HARD!! So believe this, this people to leave and this was at 1:30am!! That is unheard of in does not stop here...plans already in the works for bigger, better, and more unreal projects are already in the works so keep your Providence, and is truly a testament to all your guys hard work and solidifies the truth that RI knows how to bring the fire!! RI you guys eyes and ears open!! TEAM UNITY…WELL DONE! A $100,000 did something at the SUMMER PARTY that can’t be recognized on grassroots project to empower students and teachers and promote education…for TEAM UNITY that is no problem at all! Much Love paper, the media, or even by word of mouth. I'll never forget that from your brother, John."

The crowd of people at The Townie Project Fundraiser held at The Whiskey Republic on June 22nd.

Gym volunteers and staff removing the bleachers in high school gym.

The 3rd Annual Ride with K-Rob & Family Fun Festival

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On May 25, the American Legion Riverside Post 10 replaced over 1,000 flags at the Gates of Heaven Cemetery with the assistance of 25-30 volunteers. This takes normally takes about 3 hours to accomplish, but with the hard work and dedication of these volunteers, we were able to finish in about half the time.

This was also in addition to less than ideal weather with rain and wind, but they worked through it. These wonderful people ignored the weather because they knew they were helping to honor those that have served this nation and are no longer with us. On behalf of the American Legion, I would like to personally thank all those that assisted us: East Providence/Seekonk Rotary, Lyons Club, Daniela Costa, Haley Costa, Jillian Viera, Joshua Concepcion, and RI State Representative Greg Amore. I apologize if I forgot to mention anybody; your assistance did not go unnoticed. Once again thank you to all who helped replace flags.

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The East Providence Prevention Coalition (EPPC) Board of Directors held its annual meeting on Monday, June 17. In addition to all EPPC board members and staff receiving certificates and tokens of appreciation, the “Partners In Prevention Awards” were also given out. These awards were presented to each of the following individuals or organizations/businesses for their leadership and dedication to the EPPC in its pursuit to keep Townies safe and healthy.

Legislative grant sponsor Senator Daniel Daponte; restricting youth access to E-Cigarettes advocate Representative Helio Melo; prevention champions the East Providence Police Department; family fun day supporters the East Providence Carousel Commission, 212 Health and Performance and Navigant Bank; community service volunteers the East Providence Police Explorers Post #750; Townie Leadership Academy advocates senior high school athlete Ben Veiga, junior high school athlete Rachael Finn, EP High School vice principal Shani Wallace, Newman YMCA staff Erik Stringfellow and Jake Northup, and community volunteer Kyle Walmsley; Bridgewater State University Seniors Ajit Thapa and Jigyasha Singh; community partner Sovereign Bank; community volunteers the East Providence Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association; state funder, the RI Justice Commission; and alcohol compliance check officers Lt. William Nebus and Sgt. Mike Grant.

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East Providence Celebrates Independence Day!

The City of East Providence and Department of Recreation invite all to celebrate Independence Day with an evening of music and fireworks! The event is free and open to the public and made possible by “Platinum” Sponsor UNITED WATER and “Silver” Sponsors, MEGA and J.H. LYNCH & SONS, Inc. The festivities will take place on Friday, July 5th, (rain date July 6th), at Pierce Memorial Stadium, 201 Mercer St. East Providence, RI. Gates open at 6pm. The evening will feature a concert of classic rock by “Crushed Velvet”, followed by fireworks. Food and beverage concessions available. No pets or coolers in the stadium please.

Special thanks to “Friends of EP Fireworks” contributor, DiPrete Engineering and Crushed Velvet for donating their performance.

For more information, call the Recreation Dept. at 401-435-7511 or Recreation Center at 401-433-6360.

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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

PTSD is an anxiety disorder that some people develop after witnessing or living through a dangerous and/or traumatic event.

The healthy “fight or flight” reaction, which is meant to protect a person from harm, is short-circuited or damaged, and those affected may continue to feel stressed or afraid even when they are no longer in danger. Others may develop PTSD after a friend or family member experiences the danger or is harmed. PTSD can affect anyone at any age and can develop after a physical/sexual assault, accident, abuse, disaster, and/or witnessing acts of war/ terrorism. Some people with PTSD don’t show any symptoms for weeks or months after the event. If symptoms last for more than a few weeks, they might be PTSD. Symptoms of PTSD are grouped into three main categories.

They include: Re-experiencing symptoms: such as flashbacks, bad dreams, and frightening thoughts. These may cause problems in a person’s everyday routine. Words, objects, or situations that are reminders of the event can also trigger re-experiencing.

Avoidance symptoms: such as staying away from places, events, or objects that are reminders of the experience, feeling emotionally numb, feeling strong guilt/depression/worry, losing interest in activities that were once enjoyable, and/or having trouble remembering the dangerous event. These types of symptoms may cause a person to change his or her personal routine.

Hyperarousal symptoms: such as being easily startled, feeling tense or “on edge”, having angry outbursts, and/or having difficulty sleeping. These are usually constant, instead of being triggered by reminders of the event. They make it hard to do daily tasks.

Children and teens may have extreme reactions to trauma, but their symptoms may not be the same as adults. In very young children, these symptoms may include: bedwetting, forgetting how or being unable to speak, acting out the scary event during playtime, and/or being unusually clingy with a parent or other adult. Older children and teens project symptoms similar to adults, but may also develop disruptive, disrespectful, or destructive behaviors.

If you know someone who has PTSD, it can affect you as well.

There are many things you can to do help: It is critical that the individual receives the correct diagnosis and treatment. An appointment with a mental health provider is key to successfully determining the situation and methods for recovery.

Offer emotional support, understanding, patience, and encouragement.

Talk to your friend/family member and listen carefully. Be understanding of situations that may trigger PTSD symptoms.

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Invite him/her out for positive distractions such as walks, outings, and other activities Remind him/her that with time and treatment, he/she can recover.

If you are experiencing PTSD symptoms, now is the time to take steps to help yourself.

Speak with a mental health provider about treatment options.

Engage in activities or exercise to help reduce stress.

Set realistic goals for yourself.

Break up large tasks into smaller ones, set some priorities, and do what you can, when you can.

Try to spend time with other people and confide in a trusted friend/relative. Tell them about things that can trigger symptoms.

Expect your symptoms to improve gradually, not immediately.

Access to Care When You Need It: East Bay Center clinicians are always available by scheduled appointment or through the Center’s “Walk-in” model of care to assist adults, children, and their families through any number of complicated issues. Conveniently located in East Providence on the Wampanoag Trail – help is just around the corner. We encourage you to visit our website at www.eastbay.org for information regarding services, employment, locations, etc. To speak to someone regarding services or to schedule an appointment, please call 401-246-1195 and ask for “Intake”. Special thanks to the National Institute of Mental Health for the information contained in this article.

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The East Providence Middle Schools Athletics Booster Club Benefit Yard Sale to Help Middle School Sports

EPMSABC is holding a benefit sale at Evangelical Covenant Church, 165 Rounds Ave. Riverside, RI 02915. Date is July 13th (rain date July 20th) from 8 am – 6 pm. Items are needed to donate for the sale, and there are spots for vendors. Please contact June Coan at 401- 484-1340 or email junec@epmsboosters.org to reserve a spot or for more information. Please help us raise money for middle school sports!

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East Providence Class of 1963 50th reunion (up-date)

Note: We have moved the venue to 1149 Restaurant in Warwick, bigger and better.

Save the date: Friday July 19th, 2013 1149 Restaurant, 1149 Division St. Warwick, R.I. 02818. http://restaurant.elevenfortynine. com/ Time 7 – 11 pm Heavy appetizers, cash bar and DJ. Live music in the lounge following, with access to both outside patios.

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6th Annual Hasbro Children’s Hospital Motorcycle Run Sunday July 21, 2013

Rain or Shine Donation: $20.00 Rider 20.00 Location: Wal Mart 1180 Fall River Ave Seekonk, MA Upper Parking Lot Ride will end at Tweets Balzanos 180 Hope Ave. Bristol R. I. FULLY POLICE ESCORTED Registration begins at 10:00 AM Ride leaves at 12:00 Noon SHARP! Helmets required for ALL riders Food – Music – Raffles – 50/50 Raffle For more info – Call: Sandy Phillips at 508-336-0290 or 508-336-3749

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The 58th Annual Dolly Searle Memorial Golf Tourney Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Sponsored by East Providence Parks & Recreation Dept

Metacomet Country Club, 610 Waterman Avenue Entry forms available at EP Recreation Dept

Entry Fee $400.00 per foursome, one Entry per foursome.

Must be 18 and over.

Registration starts Friday, June 7, 2013 @ 8:00am Call 401-435-7511 for more information

21st ANNUAL Motorcycle Mystery Ride To Benefit The imPOSSIBLE DREAM

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Foundation for Chronically Ill Children Prganized by East Providence Elks Riders Lodge #2337

Sunday, August 4th, 2013 Rain Date: August 11, 2013 Location: Start at East Warren Rod & Gun Club (Pavillion); 24 Long Lane, Warren RI End at SCAMPI Restaurant, Portsmouth RI; 657 Park Ave, Portsmouth RI Info: Tony Santos 774-991-1742 Donation: Drivers - $25.00 / Passengers - $20.00 All proceeds go directly to TheimPOSSIBLE DREAM

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Fully Police Escorted Registration Begins at 9:30am; Ride leaves at 12:00 noon sharp!

Helmets will be needed for this ride (We reserve the right to refuse admittance to anyone) For more informatipon go to www.mysteryride.info

30th Annual National Night Out

The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) has announced the 30th annual National Night Out program will culminate on Tuesday August 6, 2013.

National night out 2012 involved 37.5 million people in 15,704 communities from all 50 states, U.S. territories, Canadian cities, and military bases worldwide. National Night out is a community building campaign , is designed to 1 heighten crime prevention, 2 generate support for, and participation in, local anticrime programs, 3 strengthen neighborhood spirit and police- community partnerships, and 4 send a message to criminals letting them know that’s neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

Along with the traditional outside lights and porch vigils, most cities and towns celebrate National Night Out with a special citywide and neighborhood event.

The East Providence event is being held at the Senior Center Soccer Field, on the corner of Waterman Avenue and Pawtucket Avenue (behind the Shaw’s Plaza) It’s from 5-8 P.M.) Target is the national sponsor.

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American Legion Post 10 Car Showcase

Community Fun Day

Sunday, July 14th 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (Rain or Shine)

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Come out and show off your oldie but goodie!

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Donations of canned goods and non perishables will be accepted to benefit the Riverside Food Bank For information call Donna at 401-433-5846 leave a message or Alishia 401-536-1830

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All proceeds benefit new playground equipment for the enjoyment of all children!

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To benefit the homeless dogs and cats at the Seekonk Animal Shelter White elephant tables available When: Saturday, September 14, 2013(rain date Saturday, September 21, 2013) 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Where: Located at the Dr. Kevin M Hurley Middle School 650 Newman Ave., Seekonk MA 02771 Interested In Purchasing A Space To Sell Your merchandise?

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EPHS – Class of 1956

East Providence High School Class of 1956 are asked to reserve Sunday, September 15th, for a 57th reunion. The reunion will be on a Sunday afternoon at Wannamoisett Country Club in Rumford, RI. Invitations will be mailed in May. If you have moved in the past two years, please call 508-336-8709 (Seekonk) to up-date your address.

Saint Xavier Homecoming and Reunion

Saint Xavier Alumnae Homecoming and Reunion honoring the 50 year reunion of the Class of 1963 and all classes ending in 3 and 8 is Oct. 27 at Quidnessett Country club in North Kingstown. All classes are welcome. Call 401-438-3393 or visit stxavieralumnae.org.

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Club News & Announcements East Providence Historical Society

EPHS SUMMER “2nd SUNDAY” OPEN HOUSES: John Hunt House: Sundays – July 14th – August 11Th - September 8th OPEN FROM 1 - 3:30 PM

“2nd Sunday” in July coincides with the URI Master Gardener Statewide Tour and Hunt House and its gardens will be featured on the tour, July 13 -14. Master gardeners from the URI program will be on hand to welcome visitors and answer questions all weekend from 10-4pm. The Ten Mile River group will also be on hand to answer questions about the Denil fish ladder. If you are a gardener or just enjoy flowers, take this opportunity to drop by and add to your gardening knowledge. The Hunt House will be open for tours on Sunday afternoon only. Featured this summer is the Rumford collection, including the new Sellew exhibit, and the history/interior photos of the Odd Fellows building on Warren Avenue. Come take the interactive quiz for the new Rumford exhibit, weigh in with your opinion about how the Odd Fellows hall might be reused, and don’t forget to look for the EPHS featured in the summer edition of “Edible Rhody.”

The EPHS is a volunteer organization in its 47th year which is dedicated to the preservation of local history. We maintain the 18th century John Hunt House Museum/ genealogy library at the Hunts Mills local historic district - 65 Hunts Mills Road, participate in the URI Master Gardening program, and provide educational programs open to the public. Hunt House Museum is open to all on the “2nd Sunday” of every month from 1-3:30 pm and by appointment. For more information visit www.ephist.org or call 438-1750

A Herring Tale: Part III

Once upon a time there was a fish ladder which didn’t seem to work. However, those patient folks among us like David Lovett stayed quietly enough at the ladder to see fish at the base of the ladder and in the lower portion of the resting pool. That would mean that it is actually true: ”If you build it, they will come.” Other counters saw fish in the ladder also, so we now know that there are intrepid herring which have found a way up the falls at Herring Rock. This news is most gratifying for all the folks who have worked very hard to make the Ten Mile a fishway once again.

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The Rumford Rifle Range

If you grew up in the Ferris Avenue area of Rumford you no doubt played/hung out at the RRR behind the Rock ball field.

There is a group of members who is interested in recreating the history of the place and will be looking for artifacts/memories if you would like to share them. Mike Reynolds, Jesse Albright, Ned Connors, Keith Gonsalves, and Anne Linde are leading this effort.

The treasure trove of articles of course was held by our fondly remembered member John Agren (Anne’s brother) and his wife Rachel. John was working on a presentation for EPHS the spring he died. We hope this group will have something to present to us come next spring – wouldn’t a walking tour be fun?

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East Providence Local AARP Chapter #1302 Installs Officers and Directors

St. Angelo’s Restaurant in Riverside was the scene for the installation of officers and directors by Alan Neville, President of the RI State AARP. Officers are: President-Barbara Thornton, Vice President-John Alexyon, Secretary-Violet Lusignan and Treasurer Kim Baccari.

Newly installed Board of Directors were Jane Eastwood, Virginia Hanoian and Mary Soito.

A National AARP Community Service Certificate was presented to Dorothy Duane. Community Service pins were awarded to: Christine Sampson, Florence Quigley, Helen Maiella, Violet Lusignan and Ardis Gervais.

Martin DeCosta, representing the Boys and Girls Club of East Providence, accepted a gift to be used for camper-ships at Camp Crosby in Bristol.

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The BCA Class of 2013, their hometowns, and their future education plans are listed below: Ebenezer Awoyera, Central Falls – Newberry College Brynn Carley, Barrington – Gordon College Jordan Casavecchia, East Providence – Community College of RI Teara Caston, Portsmouth – Cedarville College, Andrew Diaz, Pawtucket – Community College of RI Samuel Farrar, Seekonk – Citrus College Joon Kim, South Korea – Returning to Korea Phoebe Mack , Bristol – Eugene Lang/Parsons The New School for Design Helena Schillinger, Cranston – Champlain College Epiphany Smith, East Providence – Southern New Hampshire University Megan Sullivan, Bristol – Messiah College

July 2013 Cara Waddell, Warren – Community College of RI Hayley Wildes, Barrington – Community College of RI Other prizes awarded at the Senior Banquet on June 5 were as follows: Outstanding Achievement in: Math--Phoebe Mack English--Phoebe Mack Science--Phoebe Mack Bible/Theology--Phoebe Mack and Teara Caston Fine Arts--Brynn Carley, Megan Sullivan and Phoebe Mack Spanish--Cara Waddell Performing Arts--Jordan Casavecchia Most Improved Student--Epiphany Smith McBride Liberal Arts Scholarship--Teara Caston and Phoebe Mack Elks Club Scholarship--Teara Caston Dunkin Donuts Scholarship--Megan Sullivan 13-year awards: Brynn Carley and Phoebe Mack Presidential Award for Educational Excellence: Brynn Carley, Teara Caston, Phoebe Mack and Megan Sullivan Timothy Award, based on I Timothy 4:12: Teara Caston

Area Residents Honored At The Providence Country Day School

East Providence, RI — Students from Riverside, RI and Rumford, RI were awarded prizes at The Providence Country Day School Awards Assembly on Friday, June 7. Both middle and high school students received distinction for academic, athletic, and civic excellence and achievement.

Amber Vargas ‘13 received THE WILLIAM R. GIUNTA MEMORIAL BOOK AWARD — given to a member of the graduating class who best exemplifies a spirit of concern and interest in people and the value of community. Vargas also was honored with the YEARBOOK AWARD and an ATHLETIC DIRECTOR’S CITATION for her selfless contributions to the PCD Amber Vargas athletic program.

Marquis Harper, Jr. ’13 received THE ROBERT ARTHUR LAVAN MEMORIAL ATHLETIC AWARD — presented to an outstanding senior male athlete in recognition of participation, good sportsmanship and leadership in athletics.

Jonathan Anderson ‘13 received the school’s top honor—The Class of 1929 Gold Medal for Excellence — awarded for excellence in scholarship, participation in athletics, participation in other extracurricular activities, leadership in Marquis Harper, Jr. and influence upon the school, and faithfulness of effort. Anderson also received The Sandstroem Book Award – for excellence in English, and The Charles S. Gwynne Award — presented to the senior athlete whose exemplary dedication and participation in PCD’s sports program has elevated the level of play and strengthened the program. Anderson was inducted into the Cum Laude Honor Society in April. Founded in 1906, the Cum Laude Society honors scholastic achievement in secondary schools and, in addition to distinguishing themselves academically, its members must consistently demonstrate good character, honor, and integrity in all aspects of school life. continued on next page...

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Two East Providence Residents Graduate From Dayspring Christian Academy

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Madison Conley

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Madison Conley ’13 received The Suzanne Bailey Athletic Award — presented to an outstanding senior female athlete in recognition of participation, good sportsmanship and leadership in athletics.

Conley also received a Faculty Citation — for her consistently positive attitude, unfailing courtesy to others, and her loyalty and dedication to PCD. Andrew Rockwell ’13 received The Roderick Eaton Sportsmanship Award — presented to a senior athlete whose sense of fair play, teamwork and dedication to sports is in keeping with the high standards of sportsmanship established by Coach Rod Eaton, PCD Lacrosse Coach 1967–1998.

The Providence Country Day School, established in 1923, is a college preparatory school serving students in grades 6-12. The diverse student population draws from more than 45 communities throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Our educational program balances rigorous academics, visual and performing arts, and competitive athletics. Our mission and values are upheld by a faculty distinguished by academic excellence and deep personal commitment.

Attleboro, MASS. – Two East Providence residents were among 14 eighth-graders who graduated from Dayspring Christian Academy of Attleboro during its annual commencement exercises June 6 at the adjacent South Attleboro Assembly of God Church.

Jaret Pires and Samantha Souza received their diplomas from DCA Administrator Frank Rydwansky during a dignified graduation ceremony which extended for a little more than one hour. Pastor Randal Ackland of the South Attleboro Assembly of God Church delivered the commencement address.

Pires is the son of Anthony and Shannon Pires of East Providence. He will attend St. Raphael’s Academy of Pawtucket in the fall.

Souza is the daughter of Joao and Dawn Souza of East Providence. She will attend Masters Regional Academy of East Providence in the fall.

Dayspring Christian Academy offers a strong and varied academic curriculum; a safe, structured and nurturing learning environment; low student-to-teacher ratios in every grade; proven academic achievements; computer laboratory and technology instruction; in-school library; extracurricular activities including music, fine arts, science and athletics; a day-long and year-long infant and toddler day care program; and after-school day care until 5 p.m. on school days.

Further information about Dayspring Christian Academy is available by contacting the school at 508-761-5552, or accessing its Web site at www.dayspringag.org.

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East Providence Resident to perform in Hollywood Arms

The Community Players round out their 92nd season with the touching comedy-drama, Hollywood Arms. Co-written by the legendary comedian/actress Carol Burnett and her late daughter, Carrie Hamilton, the play is set in Hollywood in the 1940’s, and is loosely based on Burnett’s memoir and real-life relatives: a beautiful but alcoholic mother determined to pursue a writing career; a demanding Christian Scientist grandmother; an absentee father with his own demons; and Burnett’s alter-ego Helen, a young girl who escapes to the rooftop of their grungy tenement where she creates her own world and dreams of a life in show business. Both poignant and hilarious, Hollywood Arms is a glimpse into the first moments when one of America’s funniest women became a star.

The production features East Providence resident Kimberly Rau Harper as Louise, Helen’s troubled mother.

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Hollywood Arms will be presented July 12-14 and 19-21 at Jenks Auditorium, Division Street, Pawtucket, RI (across from McCoy Stadium). Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 pm, with Sunday matinees at 2 pm. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for students (through high school) and are available at www. thecommunityplayers.org or (401) 726-6860.

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“The advantage of Weichert systems attracts realtors like Reba to our agency, and Weichert-trained agents are an advantage Reba Golden for our clients, said Phil Tirrell, broker/owner.”

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East Providence/Seekonk Rotary Scholarship Winners

The East Providence/Seekonk Rotary Scholarship Committee is proud to announce the following 2013 Scholarship recipients: Hannah Drolet from East Providence High School Dakota J. Dolde from East Providence Career & Technical Center Emily Petrie from Saint Mary’s Bay View Academy Holly Shillan from Seekonk High School The purpose of the scholarship is to provide a $1,000.00 scholarship to the high school student who best exemplifies the criteria of service, leadership, and academic achievement.

Each student will receive their scholarship award on May 6, 2013 at Chello’s located on 911 Warren Avenue, East Providence RI.

Youth Volunteer of the Year

Ben Macksoud from East Providence was recognized as the Newman YMCA’s Youth Volunteer of the Year at their Annual Meeting on June 19th.

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Stephen Yan of East Providence was recognized at the Newman YMCA’s Annual Campaign on June 19th for outstanding fundraising in the community.

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Scott R. Lemos, Jr., inducted into the Omicron Delta Epsilon Honor Society

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Scott R. Lemos, Jr., son of Carolyn Welch from Riverside, RI was recently inducted into the Omicron Delta Epsilon Honor Society in the Beta Chapter of New Hampshire at the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire.

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EPHS Boys Outdoor Track & Field Win State Championship!

“Performance For The Ages!” - Coach Bob Lyons (coach of the year)

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The EPHS Boys Outdoor Track & Field team completed their season long mission by winning their first Rhode Island State Track & Field Championship in 17 years and fifth title in school history. The Townies came up big in what many observers are calling the most exciting RI State Track & Field meet ever contested. The Townies spent the entire day battling arch rival Bishop Hendricken and North Kingstown in what turned out to be a three team race for the state crown.

The meet came down to the final event the 4x400 Meter relay. The Townies entered the final event trailing Bishop Hendricken by two points and clinging to a six point lead over North Kingstown. In order to win the meet the Townies had to defeat Bishop Hendricken in the 4x400 Meter Relay and finish no further than one spot below the number one seeded 4x400 Meter Relay in the state, North Kingstown (Bishop Hendricken was the number two seed). Thanks to a monumental effort in which they shaved an incredible five seconds off their previous best time, the Townies passed Bishop Hendricken on the final lap and finished second to North Kingstown in the 4x400 Meter relay. The results of the race pushed the Townies past Bishop Hendricken and North Kingstown by a score of 69-65 (Hendricken and North Kingstown tied for second). The victory was doubly sweet for the Townies as it ended a 17 year state track & field title drought and also gave them the respect they sought all year. In a meet where every point was at a premium the following Townies either won or placed; Ryan Williams 1st place and state champion in both the 100 Meter and 200 Meter. It should also be noted that Ryan finished the year undefeated in both races. Josh Rambert 1st place and state champion in the 110 Meter High Hurdles, 2nd place and second team All-State in the 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles. Chris Moura 2nd place and 2nd team All-State in the Long Jump, 3rd place and third team All-State in the Triple Jump.

Trystan Casey 5th place in the Triple Jump, Jay Andrade 6th place in the 800 Meter out of the unseeded heat which is a major accomplishment. The 4x400 Meter Relay team consisting of Jay Andrade, Alex Duarte, Chris Moura and Josh Rambert 2nd place and second team All-State. The 4x100 Meter Relay team consisting of Chris Moura, Josh Rambert, Trystan Casey and Ryan Williams 3rd place and 3rd team All-State. All team

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members earning 1st, 2nd, and 3rd team All-State will be honored as All-Stater’s at the RITCA banquet. Senior Chris Moura finally received some well-deserved recognition by winning two awards at the Prestigious Cox Communications Rhode Island High School Sports Awards. Among the awards won by Moura, were the 2013 Boys’ Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the Year and the top award of the evening the 2013 Cox Communications Boys’ Student Athlete of the Year. In winning the awards, Chris becomes the first East Providence male track & field athlete to be so honored.

Coach Lyons, RI Coach of the Year

The Boys Outdoor Track & Field team’s seson of success continued at the recent Rhode Island Track Coaches Association Outdoor Track & Field Awards Banquet. The event was held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick, RI on June 17, 2013. During the evening the Townies were fortunate to win two of the evening’s top awards, Ryan Williams was named the Sprints MVP of the 2013 State Championship Meet and Coach Bob Lyons was named the 2013 Rhode Island Boys’ Track Coaches Association Coach of the Year. In addition the following Townie athletes were recognized for achieving All-State honors during the 2013 Outdoor Track & Field season; Chris Moura, Josh Rambert, Jay Andrade, Ryan Williams Trystan Casey, and Alex Duarte. (Thanks to Coach Bob Lyons’ blogging and photos)!

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EPHS baseball and softball teams have ended their postseason marches towards state championships. Softball lost to TollGate by a 4-1 score. Jessie Brosnahan led the Titans offense, going 3-for-4 with three RBI. Brianna Allienello had three hits for the Townies as EP finished the year very strong year in a competitive Division with a final 14-8 record. Baseball finished the year with a 17-3 record losing to Westerly by a 2-1 score, to end championship hopes.

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We won that game, I’m telling you,” Bob Rodericks said after a fairly long postgame chat with his team. “It’s not up to umpires, we don’t blame umpires. That was a fair ball, everybody knew it except the home plate umpire because he didn’t really get in the 205 North Brow St. (Next to Munroe Dairy) • East Providence, RI We are an best position. We won that game, 3-1. “…

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               

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      

     

       

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  

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July 2013 on the line. Everybody knew it except the one guy that counted. That’s all I’ve got to say.”

After he was brought back to the plate, Costa hit a sacrifice fly to right that tied the score 1-1. As far as the ball being fair or foul, Cahoone said: “I thought it was borderline. I really couldn’t tell because the grass was high.” (from the Westerly Sun).

In an exciting playoff win, East Providence baseball avenged its’ 2-1 loss to Tiverton by beating Tiverton in a re-match on June 6th by a 3-2 score. With the game tied at 2 in the last inning, Jasiah Hatch singled. The Townies were aggressive, as they have been all season, as Hatch stole second and then third base. With two outs, Townie batting leader Nick Karalekas knocked in Hatch with the winning run with an infield single. The Townies were outhit by Tiverton 7-5. “We didn’t hit well but a win is a win,” assistant coach Chris Kennedy told the jubilant players after the game. Kyle Marquis was the starting pitcher for EP and was relieved by Keith Grant.

EPHS Townies softball had an impressive run into the state playoffs. Softball lost to TollGate by a 4-1 score. Jessie Brosnahan led the Titans offense, going 3-for-4 with three RBI. Brianna Allienello had three hits for the Townies as EP finished the year very strong year in a competitive Division with a final 14-8 record.

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EPHS Volleyball Does Well But Lose in Playoffs

The EPHS Volleyball team shut out Chariho in playoff action 3-0 (25-21, 21-13, 21-13).

“We got off to an extremely slow start going down 10-3 in game one,” said 11 year veteran coach Keith Martinous. “But John Vaughan III had a monster middle hit that sparked a turnaround and we battled back to take game one 25-21,” he added. The Townies were never behind again. “In games 2 and 3 we played with a lead for the rest of the night. Our offense was led by Jacob Bedford (8 kills, 10 digs), John Vaughan III (5 kills, 5 blocks), Lucas Flavin (4 kills), Brandon Pietruszka (3 kills, 15 digs, 1 block). Junior setter Will Schofield had a solid night with 20 assists, 2 kills, and a block and defensively Mike Monagle and Anthony Oliviera picked up 3 digs each while Jacob Perkins added 2 blocks.” Martinous credited Chariho as a worthy opponent. “Chariho played tremendously, and their outside hitters had a fantastic night.” The Townies were eventually eliminated by final contender, South Kingstown. Townie post season award winners were: Jacob Bedford - 1st Team All State, 1st Team All Division; Brandon Pietruszka - 2nd Team All State, 1st Team All Division; John Vaughn III - 3rd Team All State, 1st Team All Division, All Tournament; Jacob Perkins - 2nd Team Serving Southern All Division; and Will Schofield - 2nd Team All Division.

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Special Olympics Rhode Island

On the weekend of May 31st & June 1st, the Special Olympics team from East Providence competed in the Special Olympics of Rhode Island’s 2013 State Summer Games, held on the campus of URI. Athletes from all over the state gather together for a weekend of competition including Aquatics, Bowling, Bicycling, Power lifting, Soccer, and Track & Field. The competition got off to a great start on Friday, with events in the afternoon and Opening Ceremonies at night. The highlight of the evening was the carrying in of the Special Olympic Torch followed by a parade of over 1,000 motorcycles and a wonderful fireworks display. That is a truly inspiring moment.

The athletes, coaches, and chaperones stay overnight for the weekend in dormitories, along with the other teams from across the state. This year the warm weather allowed for an enjoyable weekend of additional outside activities, to go along with all of the competitive events. The athletes listened to the music, danced, and celebrated with the same athletes that they competed so hard against during the day’s competition. They enjoyed meeting friends, the athletic competition, and the award ceremonies. The amount of effort and courage that is on display during the weekend is truly inspirational. Seeing the look on the athlete’s faces, as family and friends cheer them on, is one you will not soon forget.

Below are the results of the athletes from the Special Olympics of East Providence team at the 2013 State Summer Games. continued on next page...

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RESULTS

Matthew Allienello: 50 Meter – 4th Place, Shot Put – Gold Heather Anable: 50 Meter-Bronze, Softball Throw - Gold Tiago Avelar: 50 Meter – 4th Place, Softball Throw – 5th Place Jessica Bullock: 50 Meter – 5th Place, 100 Meter – Silver Michael Bullock: 100 Meter – Gold, 200 Meter - Silver Katie Carcieri: 50 Meter – Silver, Softball Throw – Bronze Geoffrey Carpenter: 50 Meter – 4th, Softball Throw – 5th place Michael Conheeny: 50 Meter – Bronze, Softball Throw – 4th Place Elizabeth Davenport: Softball Throw – Gold, Turbo-Jav – 4th Place Kevin Dexter: 100 Meter – Silver , 200 Meter – Silver Kerri Dwyer: 50 Meter – 4th Place, 100 Meter - Silver Emmet Estrada: 50 Meter – Bronze , 100 Meter – Bronze Kyle Komiega: 50 Meter – Bronze, 100 Meter – Bronze Troy Lewis: 50 Meter – 4th Place, 100 Meter – Gold David Marshall: Shot Put – Gold, 200 M Walk - Silver Brett Nadrowski: Softball Throw – Silver, Turbo-Jav - Gold Michael N eves: 50 Meter – Gold, Turbojav – Bronze Ben Patch: 50 Meter – Gold, 100 Meter – Bronze Jared Rivers: 50 Meter – Gold, 100 Meter – Gold Toneka Rocha: 50 Meter – Gold, 100 Meter – Gold Kacie Saraiva: 50 Meter – 4th Place, Softball Throw – Silver Anitra Valles: 50 Meter – Silver, Softball Throw - Silver

4 x 200 Senior Relay team 1: Emmet Estrada, Geoffrey Carpenter, Kevin Dexter, and Michael Bullock – Gold 4 x 200 Senior Relay team 2: Michael Conheeny, Keri Dwyer, Kyle Komiega, and Troy Lewis – Silver Head Coach: Jim Bullock Assistant Coaches: Krystle Andrews, Neil Andrews, Pat Bullock, Al Carpenter, & Maureen Komiega Chaperones: Kathy Davenport, Saul Estrada , & David Komiega Volunteers: Diane Carpenter, Donna & David Elderkin, Kim & Jeff Forrest, Stacy & Stephen Nadrowski, and April Rivers Thanks to all of the chaperones, partners, volunteers, and parents who helped and supported our program during this 2012-2013 past season. “Special Thanks” to Paul Amaral (Athletic Administrator East Providence High School), for their support of the Special Olympics program, and the Patch family, for providing and setting up a 20 ft. x 30 ft. tent for the athletes at URI. If anyone wants to know more about the Special Olympics program, here in East Providence, they can contact me.

Regards, Jim Bullock, Head Coach 93 Ruth Avenue, Rumford, RI 02916 438-8799

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The Return of Baseball & Softball to Riverside and Martin Middle Schools

With the 2012-2013 school year and the Spring season of sports coming to an end, we would like to pay tribute to the coaches that volunteered their time and experiences to make it possible for our middle school athletes not only to learn the skills to play, but also to learn the many life lessons associated with playing these sports.

To Coach Jim Russo, Coach Shane Messier, Coach Katie Kenahan and Coach Steve Chechrallah and their assistants… Project 106 thanks you!

Putting together America’s favorite past time came quick and unexpected. Both organizations along with the middle school principals and the school administration had only a few days to make a decision to go through with the baseball/softball season. Despite all the upward battles and paperwork headaches, the group came to a unanimous decision to give these kids the opportunity to play.

The East Providence Middle Schools Athletics Booster Club and Project 106 would like to jointly recognize our middle school student athletes. These athletes did the very best under very different circumstances. Their hard work and determination paid off.

Three out of the four teams made it to the playoffs this season.

Not only that, many parents have shared with us the positive difference in both behavior and academics that they have seen with their own children and with the school spirit in general over the past few months.

Baseball and Softball at both Riverside and Martin Middle Schools were solely financed this year by the combined efforts of Project 106 and the EPMSABC. The costs to finance these sports differs among sport and season. I want to make it clear that we will do our best to provide the most sports we can at this time.

However, to repeat this success, we need your help. Middle School sports are not part of the school department budget and at this time

July 2013 there is no indication that we will be having them return anytime soon. So, in repeating myself at this time, East Providence School Department does not have middle school sports. Therefore, we as a community the ones that march on city hall need to come back together and help our children know that we still believe in this cause. The cause to bring back sports to our middle school athletes. Please write to our elected officials to let them know that we need sports back in our middle schools. Also, continue to support these organizations with monetary donations, volunteering or attending one of our fundraising events.

Continuing to offer sports in the fall/winter will require the support of the community, whether through direct financial support or volunteering your time. A volunteer is committed to a vision that originates within. and then evolves into action. Look within your hearts to find the energy to finish the fight, believe in the impossible and become a champion. Volunteers don’t necessarily have the time, but they have the heart.

Please stay connected with Project 106 via our facebook page or our website www. project106.org.

We will be listing our upcoming fundraisers and fall sports news via these two pages.

Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

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AYSO BC UNITED U14 BOYS and AYSO RAGIN TREES U16 GIRLS

AYSO BC UNITED U14 BOYS and AYSO RAGIN TREES U16 GIRLS Both Teams take 2nd in the State Super Liga Championship Games held on June 9th, 2013.

They participated in an 8 week Spring season, to advance to the Championship Games.

U14 Boys Coached by Jonathan Pangborn, Paul Kuiper , and Chris Calcagni went 7 and 1 in the regular season.

U16 Girls Coached by Erica Dovale, and Mike Federowicz went 4-1-3 in the regular season.

AYSO is very proud of these young men and women, many of them volunteer in our program to give back, play other sports and excel in school.

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U14 Boys in photo, Zachary Medeiros, Jordan Spivey, Jeremy Spivey, Jack Oulette, Zachary Pangborn, Daniel Forsythe, Ashton Robertson, Stephen Hey, Kris Huff, Roth Santos, Ryan Healy, Nate Bento,Joey Usenia, Robbie Medeiros, and Alex Bolarinho. ( in no particular order )

U16 Girls in photo Fransheska Gagne, Kristen Murray, Ashley Justa, Sophia Pezza, Rachel Doucette, Sofia Riva, Samantha Davol, Amberlynn Tracy, Kalyn Taveres, Emma Pereira, Gabby Feola, Devin and Dakota Federowicz., Kalya Gagne, missing from photo, Christina D’Amico. ( in no particular order)

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AYSO Dragons Soccer

East Providence American Youth Soccer Organization U8 Boys Dragons 2013 North Kingstown Father;s Day Classic Soccer Tournament: Alex Thibeault, Henry Aristabal, Xavier Hazard, Tiago Ramos, Brandon Rowe, Andrew Jackson, Dorian DaSilva & Nathan Capelo.

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The East Providence AYSO Dragons U8 boys team had a great showing at the North Kingstown Father’s Day Classic Tournament this Saturday and Sunday. In their first game they faced a very physical and strong Burillville/Glocester team. The Dragons took an early lead and were able to hang on to come away with a 7-3 victory.

Game two against a very fast and skilled South County team started with the Dragon’s giving up a quick goal one minute into the game. The Dragons regrouped and rebounded to a 3-1 lead finishing the game with an 8-4 victory.

Game three was against the very talented Pawtucket Storm.

The Pawtucket Storm had edged out a 3-2 win in a tight game against the Dragons during their regular Spring Super Liga match.

The Dragons were excited to face Pawtucket in what many saw as a rematch of two talented teams. It was an exciting game to watch as Pawtucket started off strong with a quick goal early on.

The Dragons answered back by scoring four unanswered goals and taking a 4-1 lead. In the final minutes of the game Pawtucket scored two goals to bring the Dragon’s lead to within one goal.

The Dragons tightened up their defense and were able to hold off Pawtucket’s late rally and win it 4-3.

The East Providence AYSO Dragons finished the tournament with a perfect record of 3-0.

East Providence AYSO BC UNITED U14 Boys finish 2nd in the RI CUP

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East Providence Public Libraries JULY ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN SUMMER READING

Report your summer reading at the library to earn prizes & FREE passes to museums, farms, and other local fun spots. All readers who complete 6 books this summer will receive a pass to get a free ticket to a Pawtucket Red Sox game in August. Two lucky East Providence readers will each win four tickets to a Pawsox game and be entered to win a trip for four to Walt Disney World.

FAMILY MOVIES

Tuesday, July 23, 2:00 - Animated Family Movie, rated PG, 89 min. @WEAVER; All ages, Movie snacks will be served.

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Wednesdays, 11:00, all ages @RIVERSIDE July 10 - Pasta Dinosaurs - Use various types of pasta to create your dinosaur.

July 24 - Grassy Heads - Decorate a plastic cup with a face and plant grass for the hair.

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Tuesday, July 9, 2-3:00 @WEAVER Wednesday, July 17, 11:00-noon @RIVERSIDE Grades K-5 Lego fans are invited to build alongside other kids who love LEGOs. The librarian will provide a theme for inspiration. Kids can stick to the theme, or just explore the open-ended possibilities of creating with a giant mountain of LEGOs.

THEATER WORKSHOPS

July 8 - August 14 Mon., Tues., & Wed., 9:30-12 @WEAVER Two performances at Weaver: Tues., Aug. 13, 10:30am & Wed., Aug. 14, 6:30pm For kids entering grades 5-8 REGISTER: 434-2453 Theater Fun! Five weeks of sessions with meetings three mornings a week. Participants will learn and practice many aspects of theater work, from character development to props, scenery and make-up.

There will be two performances for family, friends, and the public.

Codirectors are: Judy De Perla, Martin Middle School teacher and theater specialist, and Scott Brousseau, EPHS alum and theater major at Roger Williams University.

WEEKLY STORYTIMES - July 11 - August 8

No advance registration is necessary. Storytimes include stories, songs, music and dance Thursdays, 10:00am, ages 2 – 6 @ Weaver

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RICK MORIN’S RHYTHM ROOM

Wednesday, July 31, 11:00 @RIVERSIDE Ages 4+; Create rhythms using buckets, cans, real percussion instruments and more!

Call 433-4877 to register.

East Providence Library Locations www.eastprovidencelibrary.org Weaver Memorial Library 41 Grove Avenue, East Providence, RI 401-434-2453 Monday - Thursday 9-8; Friday & Saturday 9-5 Riverside Branch Library 475 Bullocks Point Avenue, Riverside, RI 401-433-4877 Monday – Thursday 9-8; Friday & Saturday 10-5

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The library matches volunteers, age 13-adult, with younger children to read together for one hour each week at the library.

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Kids 16 and younger can “pay” their overdue fines by reading in the library. Just tell a librarian when you start and finish reading, and we will waive $1 for every 30 minutes of reading.

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Teens entering grades 6-12 may sign up for the Teen Summer Reading Program. Earn free books and raffle tickets to win gift cards.

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RORSCHACH INKBLOT INSPIRED PAINTING @ Riverside

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In five weeks of sessions, participants will learn and practice many aspects of theater work, culminating in two performances for family, friends, and the public. Co-directors are Judy DePerla, teacher and theater consultant; and Scott Brousseau, EPHS alum and theater major at RWU. REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Call 4342453. FOR GRADES 5-8.

Workshops: July 8 – August 14, Mon., Tues., and Wed. 9:30am12 noon.

Performances: Tues. August 13 @ 10:30am; Wed. August 14 @ 6:30pm

BENDING LIGHT WORKSHOP @ Weaver

Break light apart, put it back together, experiment with shadow sculpture, and get to know the visual portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. This program is presented by the RI Museum of Science and Art. REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Call 434-2453.

Monday, July 8 @ 3pm

GRASS HEADS CRAFT @ Riverside

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Help keep the Weaver Library lawn & property looking neat & earn community service credit for high school or confirmation, or call 434-2453 to make an appointment for an individual community service project.

Thursday, July 11 @ 3pm

NANO AND COLOR WORKSHOP @ Weaver

It is called “nano” and it is one billionth of a meter in size. That’s the scale that’s used to measure atoms and molecules! Participants will learn about nano-scale, do hands-on experiments, and make a nano project to take home. This program is presented by the RI Museum of Science and Art. REGISTRATION REQUIRED @ 434-2453.

Monday, July 15 @ 3pm

CREATE A TERRARIUM @ Riverside

Add moss and plants to a jar of layered soil and rocks. REGISTRATION REQUIRED @ 433-4877 Tuesday, July 16 @ 3pm

COMIC BOOK CHARACTER WORKSHOP @ Weaver

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Mondays, July 8th and July 22nd at 6:30pm at the Weaver Library Thursday, July 18th at 1:30pm at the Riverside Branch Library Weaver Library invites you to cool down with “hot” movies on Monday evenings at 6:30pm on July 8th and July 22nd. Riverside Branch Library, 475 Bullocks Point Ave., will feature a blockbuster film perfect for summer on Thursday, July 18th at 1: 30pm. Call 434-2453 and/or go to the library’s web site at http://www.eastprovidencelibrary.org/ for the entire schedule. From classic movies to blockbusters to new releases, all the films are free and open to all.

Summer Concert Series at the Weaver Library Wednesdays, July 10th, July 17th, July 24th, July 31st at 6:30 pm on the lawn.

Weaver Library announces an exciting schedule of free outdoor concerts that the whole family will enjoy. The summer series begins on Wednesday, July 10th with great folk entertainment by the Atwater-Donnelly Trio with the well-known and well-loved Aubrey Atwood, Elwood Donnelly and Cathy Clasper-Torch from the Gnomes! Three family-friendly concerts follow on Wednesday evenings. Bring a chair, a blanket, and a picnic, and enjoy a wonderful summer evening listening, singing, and dancing on the library lawn! Concerts will be moved inside in the event of rain.

July 10 Atwater –Donnelly Trio American folk music at its best!

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Young, and friends play favorites from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and country artists.

July 24 Northeast Navy Showband East Providence’s favorite Showband returns performing swing, big band, and patriotic favorites! The Navy’s professional big band is not to be missed!

July 31 An Evening of Broadway with Ron Procopio and Friends. Music maestro Ron Procopio and several members from our talented local community will perform show tunes and more!

Library programs are free and open to all.

Questions? Contact Joyce at eplibraryjoyce@yahoo.com or 401- 434-2453.

Tarot on Your Feet

Thursday, July 11th at 6:30pm Riverside Branch Library 475 Bullocks Point Ave, Riverside In this workshop Karen Bentley will guide participants through a series of dynamic improvisational acting games adapted for tarot readers. These games will cultivate fast thinking, enhance creativity, increase intuitive awareness and help eliminate the dreaded “readers block” known to stifle the most seasoned tarot readers.

Students will leave this course with the confidence to go with the flow in their tarot readings and a toolbox of tips and tricks to enrich their tarot “performance”.

Open to readers of all levels. No acting or tarot related experience required.

Class is limited to 12, call 433-4877 to register.

Raimondo Promotes Financial Empowerment At Weaver Library

East Providence, R.I. – General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo recently visited Weaver Library to promote financial empowerment as part of a library tour with the Capital Good Fund to educate the public about personal finance.

“Far too many Rhode Islanders face challenges that might have been avoided through a greater understanding of personal finance,” Raimondo said. “If people are more financially stable at home, our entire state will benefit.

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Bay View Academy’s Varsity Team Scored Eighth Out Of The 40 Teams Competing.

Bay View’s Junior Varsity Track and Field team finished their season in seventh place out of 32 teams at the JV State Championship at Mount Pleasant High School on May 28th.

The top scorer for Bay View Academy from our area was: Danielle Grace, (East Providence, RI), a junior who took second in the 200 meter and fourth in the 100 meter high hurdle.

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East Providence, RI – Bay View Academy’s rowers rounded out a successful spring with their last two events, the Mayor’s Cup on the Seekonk River (May 18th) and the New England Interscholastic Rowing Association (NEIRA) Championship on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, MA (May 25th).

The Mayor’s Cup was a real medal winner for the Bay View crews who brought home first, second and third place. Bay View’s First Varsity Women’s Junior 8s took the gold medal in the 1,500 meter race. The Junior Varsity boat was not far behind them and scored the bronze.

Bay View’s Junior Fours A (Varsity) took home the silver medal and the Junior Fours B (Third Varsity) took the gold.

After their success in the Mayor’s Cup the girls kept up their training to prepare for the NEIRA Championship. Both the First and Second Varsity Junior 8 crews raced the 1,500 meters and both finished in sixth place against teams from all over New England.

First Varsity finished with a time of 5:16.870 and Second Varsity in 5:29.738.

Bay View Crew Coach, Albin Moser, expressed his appreciation and pride of Bay View’s graduating rowers saying, “Congratulations to our seniors, who comprised the bulk of the First Varsity Eight.

They have done an outstanding job throughout their years at Bay View…Best wishes to them in their endeavors, as they move on to college and other pursuits!”

Bay View Academy’s Mayor’s Cup Crew members from our area: First Varsity 8+: 5-Julia Calise, Senior; East Providence, RI Third Varsity 4+: 3-Sarah Underwood, Freshman; East Providence, RI Bay View Academy’s NEIRA Championship Crew members from our area: Bay View First Varsity: 5-Julia Calise, Senior; East Providence, RI

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HERITAGE FESTIVAL

Thirty Three Years of Celebrating East Providence Culture July is the time of year for our annual East Providence Heritage Festival, that wonderful event that celebrates various cultures and traditions of the people who make up our city. Celebrating its 33rd year, this event is looked forward to all year round, partly because it seems to get better each year, by offering cultural representation, great food, outstanding entertainment, comfortable accommodations, local vendors, friendly people, old friends – and usually great weather!

The Heritage Festival Committee is a 16 member, mostly volunteer body of dedicated folks, who overlook every detail of this annual event to ensure yet another success.

Each year the festivals’ biggest attraction and source of highest revenue come from its local and national entertainment acts, specifically the Saturday night headliners. This year the festival is proud to announce that UNFORGETTABLE FIRE, a tribute to U2 will be performing on Saturday July 20 at 9:30pm.

It is clear that the Festival committee sees the Annual E.P. Heritage Festival is a source of pride. They feel this city, this event – defines who we really are. The effort of the committee and the sponsors and the people who attend and support it does not go unnoticed.

The EP Heritage Festival is almost entirely self-funded. The event is self-sustaining, with no financial help from the city. The committee raises most of the money from year to year from sponsors. They reinvest any profit back into the organization to keep this festival going the next year.

The Heritage Fest Committee also donates to other organizations, charities, and non-profits.

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Heritage Festival Purpose

The East Providence Heritage Festival, founded in 1981, was conceived as a tribute to the richness and variety of the community’s ethnic and cultural heritage. To this end, the East Providence Heritage Festival Committee, in conjunction with the East Providence Parks & Recreation Department and numerous volunteers from civic, non-profit and business organizations, have joined efforts and resources for the past 32 years to sponsor an annual festival honoring the values and unique customs of the myriad cultures that comprise and enhance community life.

It is the committee’s purpose and intent to create an atmosphere of understanding and pride in our respective aesthetic, intellectual and social origins and to transmit in tangible fashion a sense of that pride, knowledge and appreciation to succeeding generations.

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Visit The Many Booths At The Festival Lots of Heritage Festival attention is focused on the four days of entertainment – but there’s a whole world of Festival fun on the baseball field with many food, merchandise, craft and public service booths available to visit.

Food booths include such treats as sausage and meatball sandwiches, clamcakes and chowders, doughboys, French Fries, Hawaiian Fries, pizza, ice cream, frozen ice treats, bakery goods, cotton candy, hot dogs, hamburgers, frozen lemonade and lots more.

For the craft lovers there are booths featuring many handmade items, perfect for giving now or for the holidays. Some of the region’s best craftspeople bring their wares to the Festival, including handmade jewelry.

Merchandise booths include many types of jewelry items, clothing, including the latest in T-shirt designs, sunglasses, hobby items, novelties and much more.

Specialty booths include temporary tattoos, sand art, hair bling and baseball toss.

There will also be a number of information booths as well.

The number of booths is still growing as press time for this program approached.

Just taking a look at the crowd on the baseball fields during the Saturday and Sunday night concerts proves the popularity of the booths. Pierce Stadium is filled with thousands of music fans, while the baseball field is jammed as well with people visiting all the booths.

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As you enter the ball field at Heritage Days the first thing you see is the clam cake and chowder trailer of the Rumford Lions.

The Lions have been selling these delectable delights since the very first Heritage Days Festival. Their top secret chowder receipt is more closely guarded that that of Coca Cola, the Colonel’s special spices or Asquino’s pasta sauce. Every year people come back for second and third helpings of the creamy white chowder which is loaded with clams, potatoes and many other ingredients.

The clam cakes have more clams than you’ll see on a clam boat emptying its load at the dock. The demand for these golden brown heavenly treats will again be very high so don’t wait too long to get to the trailer and order a dozen or two, but, please don’t ask for ketchup. While you are there pick up a cold drink to top off a gourmet meal.

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HOUSE CLEAN OUTS • YARD CLEAN UPS DEMO WORK • BRUSH CLEARING

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33rd Annual East Providence Heritage Festival Pierce Field & Stadium 201 Mercer Street • East Providence RI 02914

Sunday, July 21st

Festival Hours 3-10:30pm 4:00pm…35th Parallel MediterrAsian Multiinstrumental, Field Tent

It Will

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6:00pm…Koliba Afro-Pop, Field Tent

Stadium Opens 6:15pm

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Liquors

NOW OPEN Summer Hours Fri & Sat til 11pm

“Your Friendly Neighborhood Store!”

• Beer • Wine • A Full Line of Liquor • A variety of Portuguese Wines

7:00pm AM/FM Three Dog Night Tribute

Summer Specials

Bud - Bud Light 24pk cans $20.99 plus tax, expires 8-15-13

Exclusiv Vodka 750ml $10.99 plus tax, expires 8-15-13

10% Off Any Purchase of $50 or more 9:00pm BEGINNINGS Chicago Tribute

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r y a s r e v Happy Anni Announcing The 4th Anniversary Of Hattie Ide Chaffee Home's In-House Rehabilitation Department!

Congratulations on another successful year!

Hattie Ide Chaffee Home : * Short-Term Individualized Rehabilitation Programs * Home-like Environment * Non-Profit * Remodeled Private Bedrooms and Bathrooms * New Whirlpool/Spa * Free Wireless Internet * Free Cable TV * Highest Nursing Staff to Resident Ratio in the Area * Family Atmosphere Remember Hattie Ide Chaffee Home for your Short-Term Recovery Needs: * Knee or Hip Surgery * Syncope or Falls * Stroke Recovery * General Surgery * Cardiac Recovery

Hattie Ide Chaffee had 110 residents successfully discharged to their own home!

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Classic Cars On Display Saturday Only

One of the most enjoyable parts of the Heritage Festival is the display of classic cars. The display changes each year, but it is sure to include everything from the Model T’s of the 1920’s to the cars of the forties and fifties, complete with rumble seats and running boards, along the classic T-birds, 55, 56 and 57 Chevy’s, Mercs, maybe a studebaker or two, perhaps even a Rambler or a Hudson. Not only will you get a close-up view of these well cared for vehicles, both inside and out, you’ll be able to talk with the car’s owners, about engine size, customizing, and everything else which makes these classics so popular.

No Coolers Allowed

2555 Pawtucket Avenue East Providence, RI 02914 • 401-434-3885

Those attending the Heritage Festival are reminded that no coolers or containers are allowed on the festival grounds. Anyone bringing coolers will have them confiscated at the gates for pick-up at the ticket window when leaving the premises.

Best Wishes To All Enjoy the Heritage Days Festival

Please Use Litter Barrels

The Heritage Festival Staff includes hard-working clean-up crews to make the event enjoyable for all. Please use the litter barrels conveniently placed throughout the festival grounds to help them in their task. Special recycling containers are also placed on the grounds for cans and bottles.

Don’t Stop Believin’ in Our Journey to Disney!

The East Providence High School Band is planning to March in the Main Street Parade in Disney next June! Townie Pride is at an all-time high and these kids are eager to strut their stuff! You will be seeing lots of the students over the course of the year as they work to raise the funds necessary to go on this trip.

Come visit the Band Booth at the Heritage Festival and the Brightridge Club Festival July 19th through the 21st. We will be selling Townie band gear as well as a raffle at each venue. If you enter, you will have the chance to win a 40” TV, a Nook or a $100 Visa gift card.

Sundaes, located at 259 Taunton Ave. in Seekonk, is supporting our journey by donating a portion of their sales generated between 3 and 7 pm August 5th.

The Townie Band will be out and about around town on August 3rd and 4th with another opportunity to donate to their journey.

Look for their red and white T-shirts!

The East Providence High School Band is planning an exciting 2013-2014 Half-time Show featuring the music from Journey!

Hope you can come out to see them on the field in the Fall!

Thank you for your continued support of the EAST PROVIDENCE TOWNIE BAND!

James P. McStay, Paul J. Martin & Christopher E. Sylvester

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Weekly/Monthly Programs Monday 9:00 a.m. Tax Preparations (February-April) 9:00 a.m.

Intermediate Yoga

10:30 a.m. Beginners Yoga 10:30 a.m. Caregivers Support Group (4th Mon) 1:00 p.m.

Pokeno

1:00 p.m.

Book Club

2:00 p.m.

Ballroom Dancing

8:15 a.m.

Cards (Cockroach)

Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Aerobics Exercise 9:30 a.m.

Watercolor Class

9:30 a.m.

Bocce Ball

11:00 a.m. Tai Chi 12:30 a.m. Watercolor Class 1:00 a.m.

Cribbage

1:25 p.m.

BINGO Wednesday

8:30 a.m.

East Side Lab (1st Wed)

9:00 a.m.

Intermediate Yoga

9:00 a.m.

Manicurist/Alterations

9:15 a.m. Tap N Time 10:00 a.m. Scrabble 10:45 a.m. Chair Exercise 1:30 p.m.

Stroke Club (1st Wed.) Thursday

9:00 a.m. Tax Preparation

(Feb. & March)

9:30 a.m. Aerobics Exercise 1:00 p.m.

Bridge

1:00 p.m.

Craft Class

1:00 p.m.

Diabetes Support Group

(4th Thurs) Friday 9:00 a.m.

Billiards League

10:00 a.m. Scrabble 10:45 a.m. Chair Exercise 11:00 a.m. Meditation Class 12:45 p.m. In-Sight Support Group (3rd Fri) 1:20 p.m.

Hi Lo Jack League

Lunch

Noon

Library

8 a.m. — 4 p.m.

Daily

Coffee Hour 2:15 p.m.

Fitness Center 8 a.m. — 4 a.m.

East Providence Senior Center News 610 Waterman Avenue, East Providence, RI 02914

Phone 435-7800 Dining Room 435-7872 Fax 435-7803

Highlights

East Bay Center 9th Blood Pressure Clinic 10th Nutrition Wellness 10th Podiatrist Michael Reuter 11th Simplified Lives 16th Blood Pressure Clinic 18th Orthopedic Surgeon Lecture 18th AARP Board Meeting 18th Red Hats 18th SNAP (food Stamps) 19th InSight 19th Caregiver’s Support 22nd East Bay Center 23rd Beacon Hospice 23rd Blood Pressure Clinic 23rd RSVP Board Meeting 24th Gov. Comm. on Disabilities 24th Diabetes Support 25th Computer Assistance 29th Shingles Vaccines 30th

9:00am 10:30am 11:00am 9:00am 10:30am 10:30am 11:00am 1:00pm 1:30am 9:30am 12:45pm 10:30am 9:00am 10:30am 10:30am 1:30pm 1:30pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 10:00am

Orthopedic Surgeon Lecture

Thursday, July 18 at 11:00am.

Dr. Barry Saperia

During this lecture, Dr. Saperia will discuss knee and hip pain, surgical and non-surgical treatment options and new technologies available to patients. It is a wonderful opportunity for members to speak with a local surgeon and learn about different options. He will include information on the MAKOplasty procedures, which are partial knee and hip replacement surgeries assisted by robotic-arm technology. Over 23,000 patients have benefitted from this innovative technology – potential benefits include restored active lifestyles, quicker recovery, reduced hospital stay, minimally invasive surgery, consistent precision and better outcomes than traditional manual techniques. For additional information, please visit: www.makoplasty.com.

Shingles Vaccines July 30th 10am to 1pm.

Lifespan Community Health and The Women & Infants Family van will be offering shingles vaccines for anyone 60 years of age and older who is uninsured or underinsured. The clinic will take place on July 30th from 10am to 1pm. If interested please call 401-435-7800 ext. 15006, Monday-Thursday 1-4pm to schedule an appointment.

Diabetes Outpatient Education Classes

Your Health Insurance will cover one complete session per year! Classes are taught by Certified Nurses, Dietitians, and Pharmacists.

Learn the skills to successfully manage your diabetes and meet others with this disease. You are not alone! We can help!

The Four 2 hour class sessions.

Please contact the center’s health office at 435-7800, Ext. 6 with any questions and to register.

Class size is limited. Pre-registration is required.

Tuesdays In our Lobby 10:30 to Noon Simplified Lives, July 16th

Have you lived in your home for 40+ years and now you have to move? Downsizing – or “rightsizing” – it is a daunting task!

Any move is stressful and sorting a lifetime of treasures can be an overwhelming. Valerie Achorn of Simplified Lives is a moving manager; she is a professional moving concierge and a member of the National Association of Senior Move Managers. She is patient, knowledgeable and provides hands-on help for anyone moving local or long-distance. She is available for a free no obligation consultation and she is insured and bonded as a move manager. The web site for services is www.SimplifiedLives.com.

Beacon Hospice July 23rd

Speak to a Beacon Hospice representative on all aspects of hospice care provided in your own home. Hospice is a gift giving people who are facing a life-limiting illness the freedom to live all the days of their lives by offering comfort, dignity, quality of life and time.

Looking for Resources?

Are you looking for information regarding statewide senior housing, assisted living facilities, adult day centers or local nursing facilities? Please see Ellen Frazier in the Administration Office for more information or call 435-7873. Other resources available are Living Will documents, Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare and more.

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Veteran Honor Flight

Honor flight recognizes American Veterans for your sacrifice and achievements by flying you to Washington DC to see YOUR memorial at NO cost to the veteran.

Top priority is given to WWII and terminally ill veterans from all wars.

In order for Honor Flight to achieve this goal, escorts fly with the Veterans on every flight providing assistance and helping Veterans have a safe, memorable and rewarding experience.

This is a small token of appreciation from the RIAFC Foundation Honor Flight Hub for what you and your comrades have given to us. Applications can be obtained in the Administration Office or for further information call 741-7999.

Computer Assistance July 29th 2pm to 4pm

On the last Monday of every month, two students from MTTI career training school will assist any member with computer questions. These volunteers will try to resolve your computer problems, and help you with a computer course you may be taking. The students will be in the computer lab.

Ongoing Professional Services: Dieticians

We have Registered Dieticians available for appointments in the health office.

They will counsel you, in private about your personal needs and insurance covers these visits. They are also certified diabetes educators. To schedule a visit, stop by the health office or call us at 435-7800 Ext. 6.

Clinical Lab

East Side Clinical Lab draws blood work here the first Wednesday of the month.

There is no pre-registration, just come in with the lab slip.

Podiatrist

Dr. Michael Reuter, podiatrist, will be in the Health Office seeing patients. To schedule your appointment or if you have any questions call Dr. Reuter’s office directly at: 247-0610 ext. 6 and speak with Diane. Dr. Reuter accepts most major insurance plans.

Ask the Pharmacist

Ask the Pharmacist the first Friday of every month. Sponsored by the Newport Avenue Rite Aid Pharmacy.

Clinical Health

Clinical worker Amy Lagasse will be assisting our seniors with their mental health needs on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month from 9am to Noon. Would you like to speak to someone confidentially?

Please contact us for an appointment at 435-7800, Ext 6.

Reiki Master

9:30 - 11:30am

Carole Caprio is available for 10 minute Reiki sessions Thursday mornings beginning at 9:30. Reiki is a profoundly simple hands-on technique that assists one in their ability to reduce pain, heal injuries, regain balance, increase energy, enhance the immune system, reduce stress and tension, and promote physical and emotional well-being. It is safe, peaceful, and relaxing.

The cost is $ 5.00 for each individual 10 minute session. To schedule an appointment, please call Carole @ 861-3675. For more information, please visit Carole’s website at http://www.indepthhealing.abmp.com

A big Thank You to Colin Chapman

Colin Chapman asked all of his friends attending his birthday party to bring food for our food pantry instead of a birthday gift for him. Quite a gesture from this young man.

Thank you Colin

Blood Pressure Clinics 10:30am

Friday, July 5th sponsored by Orchard View Manor Wednesday, July 10th sponsored by Waterview Villa Thursday, July 18th sponsored by Evergreen House Tuesday, July 23rd sponsored by Hattie Ide Chaffee

Coming Soon

Living Well RI Program

Six (6) week session Chronic Illness Self-Management Education Class

Sessions will be for those with chronic conditions, and/or their caregivers. To date, the LWRI self-management education programs have proven to significantly help those with chronic conditions. Some of the topics that are covered are how to exercise and eat properly, how to use medications appropriately, how to solve everyday problems, and how to communicate effectively with family members and healthcare providers-all positive life skills to enhance one’s well-being. The outcome for the participants could be a reduction in pain, management of depression, control of fear and frustration, and a boost in self-confidence to manage their condition.

Although it would be of benefit to be involved in class discussions, it is important to note that class participants are not obligated to discuss personal issues or to exert themselves in any way. It is entirely up to the participants as to how involved they

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wish to be with class participation, contributing ideas, sharing personal stories, and providing input within the classes. It has been found that by attending the classes, even those who wouldn’t normally discuss certain issues, may do so if their peers are doing so.

Participants will receive “goodies” such as the book, relaxation CD, and especially the gift card has proven to be a popular incentive.

We hope to begin the class in June, please sign up in the Administration Office.

55 ALIVE Driving Course Wednesday, August 13th 11:30am to 4pm

AARP Members $12.00 N on-members $14.00 AARP will be offering this driving course. The state of Rhode Island recognizes the value of this course by having passed in 1984, a bill that mandates an insurance discount to those over 55, who complete this course .

The class is limited, please signup in the Administration Office

Strictly Sentimental Swing Band

Monday, September 9th @ 7pm

Put on your dancing shoes or sit back, relax, and enjoy live music that will bring you back to the Big Band era. The Weaver Library invites music lovers of all ages to join us at the East Providence Senior Center, for a free concert by the Strictly Sentimental Swing Band on Monday, September 9, at continued on next page...

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7:00PM. The 17-piece band will perform its crowd-pleasing music outdoors on our lovely patio, with space for dancing!

Those who appreciate big band music from the 1930’s through today will enjoy these talented musicians accompanied by professional vocalist Mara Castle. With a repertoire of over 600 arrangements, this band has something for everyone’s listening and dancing pleasure. Swing with Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodmanneed we say more?

Support Groups

Diabetes Support 1:00pm - 3:00pm Open meeting held monthly for people with diabetes to meet for mutual support.

The group meets the fourth Thursday of each month.

Caregiver’s Support 10:30am - 11:30am This support group is held the fourth Monday each month. The sessions offer support and sharing with others who are caring for loved ones.

Stroke Club 1:30pm - 3:00pm The Stroke Club meets on the first Wednesday of each month and provides entertainment, education, support, socialization, refreshments, and transportation for stroke survivors and their caregivers.

In-Sight Support 12:45pm - 3:00pm In-Sight offers programs and support in productive living for the vision impaired. The group meets the 3rd Friday of every month.

Senior Center Library

The library is a very warm and lovely place for people to choose a good book and read in a nice quiet area. We continue to receive many donations of new and current books. These donations have truly enhanced the quantity of our library. We also have current magazines for your enjoyment.

The book club meets on Monday afternoons. New club members are welcome.

General Services

Elder Information Specialist: Our Elder Information Specialist assists the elderly and their families in providing information /referral and assistance with accessing services and programs.

Nutrition Program: The center provides a nutritional meal to approximately 125 seniors per day. The Cranston Senior Center provides the meals.

Case Management / Senior Services: The center coordinates with East Bay Community Action Program Inc., for all casework and follow-ups. Protective Services Council, made up of city departments and mental health/social service agencies, meets monthly to discuss problems concerning the elderly.

Transportation: The center has two

buses that are used daily for door-to-door transportation to and from the center.

Notary: This service is available in the Administration Office at no charge.

Seminars: Monthly social, educational, and financial seminars on topics relating to seniors.

Manicurist: A manicurist visits the center weekly for manicures and polish changes.

Gift Shop: The gift shop has many different items for the convenience of the seniors.

Small items from candy and greeting cards to jewelry, handmade items and crafts are available.

Exercise Programs Intermediate Yoga

Monday & Wednesday 9am $3 Integrated YOGA for emotional/mental power. Flexibility, strength, balances, beauty, stretching, weight reduction, improved breathing, relaxation, and stress relief. All are components of our Yoga classes.

Beginners Yoga

Mondays

10:30am

Ballroom Dance

$3

Monday 2pm $3 Relearn all the old moves on the ballroom dance floor as well as some new ones.

Singles are welcome.

Aerobics

Tuesday & Thursday 9:30am $2 Instructor Karen Boyd gives members a great cardiovascular workout. Hand and ankle weights are used to tone and build your muscles.

Tai Chi

Tuesday 11:00am $3 This ancient art form of exercise has been proven to reduce stress as well as chronic pain. It also reduces heart rate along with calming the mind and body.

Tap N Time

Wednesday 9:15am $3 A seated rhythm and exercise class. It is a unique program that combines beginner dance steps utilizing rhythm sticks & exercise, all done to upbeat music from all decades.

Arthritis Exercise

Wednesday & Friday

10:45am No Charge A proper balance of exercise and rest can help relieve stiffness and maintain or improve your joint mobility and muscle strength.

Lets try to start up Zumba again ZUMBA

Zumba is a dance fitness cardio class that incorporates salsa, merengue, mambo,

hip-hop, and some other styles of music into the class. Beto Perez forgot his tape of aerobics music for a class he was teaching.

He used the tapes he had in his backpack, consisting of salsa & merengue, and improvised a class using this music and rhythm’s.

After moving to United States in 2001, he teamed up with his childhood friend, and it starting progressing from there.

A little about the potential instructor: I have been into Zumba for approximately 3 years. I slowly started taking classes, and I was addicted. To be able to get a workout in while dancing, and not even realizing that it’s a workout, and seeing results of the weight-loss, it was easy to stay into it. I got certified to teach Zumba after my mentor kept telling me that this was made for me, in 2011. I love doing this, it’s the only thing I do.

If interested please notify the Administration Office

Senior Center Travel:

August 3, Martha’s Vineyard $81.00 - to include Martha’s Vineyard Island Tour, Shopping time in Edgartown, Island Queen Ferry, Dinner at Country Buffet, Motor coach transportation. Insurance available Sept. 9-12, Wildwood, NJ - 332.00 Dbl. Occ. to include 3 Nights Accommodations, 3 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners, Entertainment, Afternoon Pizza Party, Ice Cream Social at 50’s themed Cool Scoops Parlor, Day in Atlantic City with Bonus Package, Show at the Performing Arts Center, and more.

Insurance $25.00 Sept. 21, Bourne Scallop Festival & Cape Cod Canal Cruise - $66.00 to include Admission to Bourne Scallop Festival. Choice of Scallop or chicken dinner, Narrated 90 minutes Cape Cod Canal Cruise and Motor coach transportation.

Insurance Available.

Fitness Center

Our fitness room is open Monday through Friday 8am - 4pm. The fitness room consists of treadmills, recumbent bikes, an elliptical stepper, hand weights, and six dual weight machines. Other features include a matted floor, mirrored walls, water, stereo, and cable TV. You must have approval from your physician to participate in this program.

Forms can be obtained in the Administration Office. The fee is $40 for a one year membership.

Card Games

Bridge

Thursday Pokeno Monday Cockroach Tuesday Cribbage Tuesday Hi Lo Jack League Friday

1:00pm 1:00pm 8:15am 1:00pm 1:20pm

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Wii Bowling

Tuesday 10:15 - 11:45 Come join our very enthusiastic Wii Bowling Group every Tuesday. Using our large screen TV our participants have a great time bowling. If you have never tried this the group will teach you and you’re sure to pick it up quickly

Classes

Watercolor

Tuesday 9:30am & 12:30pm $5 Come learn a form of watercolor for all levels of talent. Some of the fantastic artwork is displayed throughout the center.

Crafts

Thursday 1:00pm Craft class makes dolls for Hasbro Children’s Hospital and cancer pillows for Women & Infants Hospital. Other “make and take” crafts will be taught.

Computer Classes

Sessions & Times Vary Our computer lab consists of class room computers and computers for general use.

All computers are on-line. Courses offered: Introduction to Computers, Microsoft Word Part 1 & 2, and Introduction to the Internet Part 1 & 2. Computer classes are conducted by trained computer teachers. Classes are held in 4 week sessions. Each class meets for 1hr. and 15 minutes. The cost per session is $20/members and $25/non members.

Classes are filled on a first payment basis.

Class size is limited to six students.

East Providence Senior Center Trips for 2013

July 27, 2013 Foxwoods & Captain Jack’s $66.00 to include package of the Buffet and $10 Keno at Foxwoods and Sat. a Lobster or Prime Rib Dinner which includes Chowder, Clam Cakes, Shrimp Cocktail, Apple Crisp and beverage at Captain Jack’s and Motorcoach Transportation.

Sept. 9-12, 2013 W i l d w o o d , N J 332.00 Dbl. Occ. to include 3 Nights Accommodations, 3 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners, Entertainment 4 days Afternoon Pizza Party, Ice Cream Social at 50’s themed Cool Scoops Parlor, Day in Atlantic City with Bonus Mon. –Thurs. Package, Show at the Performing Arts Center, and more. Single $417.00 Triple $332.00 Insurance $25.00 Dec. 2-3, 2013 Indian Head Resort $189.00 Dbl. to include 1 Luncheon, I Dinner, 1Breakfast, entertainment and Silver Fox Mon. - Tues. Transportation. Stops on the way home will be made at the Tilton

Outlets and the NH State Liquor Store.

Triple $185.00 Single $239.00 Insurance $12.00 Anyone interested in a trip to the Azores in October 4-11, 2013 - please call Eleanor at (401) 434-8194.

Sign up at the E. Providence Senior Center Administration Office (401) 435-7800 or call: Eleanor Monteiro at (401)434-8194 - 28 Metacomet Avenue, Rumford, RI 02916 No calls before 9:00am or Sundays “Please” PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY

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The Government will not and does not call for this or any other personal information

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Daily Programs

Computer games Billiards

Cards Nutritional Lunch Bocce ball Walking Track Morning & Afternoon Coffee/Pastry

Mortgage Rates are the Lowest in Years!

Leisure Programs

Book Club Monday 1:00pm Bingo Tuesday 1:25pm Bocce Ball Tuesday 9:00am Scrabble Wed & Fri 10:00am Meditation Class Friday 11:00am Library Daily 8-4pm Computer Games Daily Lounge Billiards Daily Lower level

Gift Shop

Remember to visit our lovely gift shop located in the dining room area. We have a great selection of hand made items, gift cards, and snacks.

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Birth Announcements Let everyone know!

Upload and View Announcements at www.reportertoday.com Julia Marie Medeiros

Joseph Medeiros and Donna Marasco announce the birth of their daughter. Julia Marie Medeiros was born on April 18,2013 at 09:31am, at 5lbs 13 oz, 19 1/2 inches long.

The proud Grandparents are Robert and Dianne Winston of East Providence. Joseph Medeiros of East Providence, and Oriana Wagoner of Hays, North Carolina. Julia joins her older brother Dylan Medeiros

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Tyler Dias Ramos

Stefanie Dias Ramos and Brian Candeias Ramos of East Providence are proud to announce the birth of their son, Tyler Dias Ramos. He was born on May 30, 2013 at 5:10 a.m. at Women and Infants Hospital.

Tyler weighed 6 lbs 13 oz and was 18’ long.

He was happily welcomed home by his big sister, London. Grandparents are Eduardo and Maria Dias of East Providence and Irene and Eduardo Ramos of Pawtucket.

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Weddings, Engagements, & Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Michael Clifford Robinson

Saint Brendan Church of East Providence Rhode Island was the setting of the marriage of Miss Heather-Laura Oliver to Mr. Michael Clifford Robinson on Saturday June 30, 2012, with Rev. John Codega officiating.

The Bride was given in marriage by her parents Mr. Anthony & Mrs. Rosemary (Perry) Oliver, of East Providence, Rhode Island.

Maid of Honor was Miss Coleen Evans, Best Man was Mr. Christopher Mensese and Ring bearer was Master Nathan OliverRobinson.

The Groom is the son of Mr. Michael Robinson of Warren Rhode Island and Ms. Patricia (Hart) Robinson of East Providence, Rhode Island.

After wedding photographs were taken at Rose Larisa Park in Riverside, the couple had a beautiful wedding dinner at the Rivera Inn Restaurant in East Providence.

Heather-Laura is a graduate of East Providence Sr. High, Class of 2002 and a graduate of CEI of Lincoln Rhode Island, and is a Dental Assistant. Cliff is a graduate of Saint Rafael High School of Pawtucket, Class of 1999. He is a sub-contractor for Verizon, as well as a ….the rank of Specialist in the National Guards of Massachusetts, Fort Edwards.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Clifford Robinson will reside in East Providence, Rhode Island.

The couple was blessed to have their 93 year old Grandmother witness their marriage and have her blessing, Mrs. Mary E. Oliver.

Jessica Cahoon engaged to Peter Chaffee

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cahoon of Warwick, and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Chaffee of Barrington proudly announce the engagement of their children, Jessica Cahoon and Peter Chaffee of Riverside.

The two became engaged on March 30th 2013 at Crescent Park, and will wed on May 3, 2014. They make their home on Scott Drive in Riverside with their dog, Mushu.

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The 3rd Annual Ride with K-Rob & Family Fun Festival

Happy to win PawSox tickets at The EP Reporter booth!

The Weichert bear, and Delia, from Weichert Tirrell Realty.

The Townie Project

K-Rob's biggest fans.

Demo by Sanshou Fighting & Fitness

BMX demos all day

Riding towards the festival.

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Dining Guide

Hello, I’m Angela Hall and welcome to “Play With Your Food”… because cooking should be fun!

July is here! Beautiful July brings long summer days, lemonade, backyard cookouts and celebrations. One of my favorite treats of summer are cherries. There are two general varieties of cherries: sweet and sour. The success of your recipe will depend on choosing the right variety.

Fresh sweet cherries are available in the U.S. from May through August. Sour cherries begin ripening in June. Dried cherries are now available year-round and can be eaten as snacks or used in recipes like raisins.

Usually eaten out of hand, sweet cherries are larger than sour cherries. They are heart-shaped and have sweet firm flesh. They range in color from golden red-blushed Royal Ann to dark red to purplish-black. Bing, Lambert, and Tartarian are other popular dark cherries. Sweet cherries also work well in cooked dishes.

Normally too tart to eat raw, sour cherries are smaller than their sweet cousins, and more globular in shape with softer flesh. The Early Richmond variety is the first available in late spring and is bright red in color, with the Montmorency soon following. The dark red Morello variety is another popular sour cherry. Sour cherries are normally cooked with sugar and used for pies, preserves, and relishes.

After years in the shadow of other fruit, tart cherries are emerging as a major Super Fruit. A substantial and growing body of scientific research has linked tart cherries to anti-inflammatory benefits, reduced pain from gout and arthritis and an extensive list of heart health benefits. Recent studies even suggest tart cherries can help reduce post-exercise muscle and joint pain Cooking with cherries is easier when using a cherry pitter to prepare them. A cherry pitter is not something most people consider a kitchen gadget necessity but for a cherry lover it’s a “must have”. Yes I have spent too much time carefully extracting the pit from the cherry with a small knife and mini-melon baller, no more since I have mastered the technique of the cherry pitter.

Mine has a little glass tubing to place the cherry into so it doesn’t spray cherry juice when the pit is extracted. I have used it with olives as well. I highly recommend this little tool, it’s fun, quick and resulting in beautifully pitted whole cherries that will make your pastries and pies picture perfect.

The first recipe I want to share is one I have been making for a while, CherryAlmond Clafouti. Calfouti is a rustic simple French dessert that’s a cross between a pancake and a custard. This can be made ahead of time and served as an after dinner dessert or as brunch side dish, either way a chilled Sparkling Prosecco is a nice complement.

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The next recipe is a simple cherry pie. Some pie connoisseurs prefer sour cherries, I prefer the way sweet ones work in this filling.

A refrigerated piecrust simplifies preparation, letting you focus on creating a pretty lattice top –a fitting finish for this lovely dessert.

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CHERRY-ALMOND CLAFOUTI

1 ¼ cups Almond Milk (unsweetened) 1 tablespoon plus ½ cup sugar 8 ounces dark sweet cherries, pitted and halved (about 2 cups) 3 large eggs, room temperature ½ teaspoon almond extract pinch of salt ¼ cup all purpose flour powdered sugar Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Butter a 10-inch-diameter glass pie dish, sprinkle with 1 teaspoon sugar. Scatter cherries evenly over bottom of dish.

Using an electric mixer, beat eggs, almond extract, salt, and remaining ½ cup sugar in medium bowl until well blended. Add almond milk and beat to blend. Sift flour into egg mixture and beat until smooth. Pour mixture over cherries. Bake until set and knife inserted into center comes out clean, about 30 minutes. Cool completely, lightly dust with powdered sugar and serve.

FRESH CHERRY PIE

2 tablespoons uncooked quick-cooking tapioca 6 cups pitted sweet cherries ¾ cup granulated sugar ¼ cup cornstarch 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice ¼ teaspoon almond extract 1/8 teaspoon salt 1 (15-ounce) package refrigerated pie dough or your favorite two-crust recipe cooking spray 2 tablespoons water 1 large egg white 2 tablespoons turbinado sugar Place tapioca in a spice or coffee grinder; process until finely ground. Combine tapioca, cherries, and next 5 ingredients (though salt) in a large bowl; toss well. Let cherry mixture stand 30 minutes; stir to combine.

Preheat oven to 400 degrees Roll 1 (9-inch) dough portion into an 11-inch circle. Fit dough into a 9-inch pie plate coated with cooking spray, allowing dough to extend over edge of plate. Spoon cherry mixture and any remaining liquid into dough. Roll remaining (9-inch) dough portion into a 12-inch circle. Cut dough into 12 (1-inch wide) strips; arrange in a lattice pattern over cherry mixture. Fold edges under; crimp.

Combine 2 tablespoons water and egg white in a small bowl.

Brush the egg white mixture over dough on top of pie and sprinkle evenly with turbinado sugar. Bake for 20 minutes. Shield edges of piecrust with foil, and bake an additional 40 minutes or until crust is golden brown and filling is thick and bubbly. Cook pie in pan for 45 minutes on a wire rack.

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WE BUY Diabetic Test Strips for CASH. Unopened, Unused & Unexpired. We get them to people with little or no insurance. TOP CASH paid. FREE local pick-up. Call Ron @ 508-217-8074. (e713) Wanted: baby boy clothes. Newborn and up. Please donate your extra unwanted things for expecting single mother of twins.

Pick up is available. Your help will be kindly appreciated. Please call 401-632-3602. (rfD713) Wanted: Flower vases, please donate, I can pick up. Call Debbie at 401-632-3602. (rfD713)

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REHOBOTH: Updated farm House, 132 Summer St, 4 bed room, 2 bath $1550.00 per month or For Sale $399,000.00 Call Joan 305-978-1040 (e713) REHOBOTH: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, living/dining, kitchen, 3 season enclosed porch, private yard, peaceful $795 per month.

Call Joan 305-978-1040 (e713) SEEKONK - One bedroom, newly renovated efficiency secondfloor apt, includes appliances & water. No smoking, no pets; quiet residential neighborhood, yard, off-street parking & garage for 1 car $725; first & security deposit (508) 252-5737. (e713) For Rent in Rehoboth: Large one bedroom efficiency includes heat, electric and cable. No smoking - No pets. 1 adult, call 508252-4054 (e713)

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Flat Wall Stones: Some huge – you pickup – we load, call 508-252-6550 King headboard/frame & Queen hd/ frame, large wall mirror, flat screen TV stand, Sony Home Theater system also many more items. B/O 774-451-0843 (e713) Several Items For Sale: King headboard/ frame & Queen hd/frame; large wall mirror, flat screen, TV stand, Sony Home Theater system, also many more items. B/O. 774451-0843. (e713) LADIES BIKE $85 – Lajolla Street Cruiser 26”. 3 years old-like new. Ladies helmet included. Light weight aluminum frame. Blue/ Silver 508-252-4507 before 8:00pm (e713) DOUBLE GLASS, CUSTOM MADE, HIGH-QUALITY WINDOWS (left over from new construction-never used). 1 double crank-open window-$200(46.25”W x 51.75”H),1 double slide-open window$300(54.5”W x 52”H),4 single slide-open windows-$150 each(34.25”W x 33”H),3 very large windows-$600 each(60”W x 75.5”H). Take 25% off if you buy all!! Paid over $4500..can be yours for just $2175!!

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JULY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Appliance Repairs CJS / Statewide Appliance Repair 27 Attorney Cutcliffe, Galvin & Archetto 53 Attorney Donald E. MacManus, Attorney 62 Attorney Elizabeth Cuzzone 15 Attorney Rappoport, DeGiovanni & Caslowwitz 51 Auto Body Fogarty Auto Body 27 Auto Body Tri Star Autobody, Inc. 12 Auto Detailing After Hour Auto Care 16 Auto Repairs Barbosa & Son Auto Repair 25 Auto Repairs Metric Motors 35 Auto Repairs New England Tire 2 Auto Repairs Somerset Chrysler Jeep 56 Auto Salvage Seekonk Auto Salvage 18 Bakery Crugnale Bakery 19 Bank Coastway Community Bank 17 Bar L’Elizabeth 8 Basketball One On One Basketball Camp 43 Bike Shop Your Bike Shop 43 Building Contractor East Providence Siding 37 Building Contractor M & S Construction 13 Candidate - East Prov. Daniel DaPonte 44 Candidate - East Prov. Helio Melo, State Rep. 48 Carpentry - Finish Mark Koussa Carpentry 15 Chamber of Commerce East Providence Chamber 26 Coffee Cafe Sage Cafe 13 Collectibles Wexler’s Collectibles 35 Concrete American Mobile Mix Concrete Inc. 30 Consignment Store Yester-day’s News 46 Credit Union Community & Teachers Credit Union 55 Dance Studio Arthur Murray 41 Dance Studio Bayside School of Dance 44 Dance Studio Twinkle Toes Dance Studio 29 Dentist Eager Family Dentistry 64 Dentist Kenneth J. Rawlinson, D.D.S. 9 Dentist Lisa Daft DMD & Associates, PC 16 Dentist Romani Orthodontics 7 Disposal Service MTG Disposal 38 Fence-Sales/Serv.

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Funeral Home J.H. Williams & Co. Funeral Home 46 Funeral Home Perry/McStay Funeral Home 51 Funeral Home Rebello Funeral Home 45 Gifts & Collectibles Personal Touch 44 Golf Rehoboth Country Club, Inc. 19 Hair / Nails Melissa Marie Hair Designs 34 Hair Salon The Cutting Gallery 46 Handyman Just In Time Handyman Service 11 Health & Fitness It Works!

49 Health & Fitness YMCA - Newman 22 Home Improvements Professional Property Maintenance 36 Insurance Agency Duarte Agency - Allstate 23 Jewelers M.R.T. Co., Inc. 47 Junk Removal Clean House Removal 4 Landscape Service Jacole B Landscaping 21 Landscape Service Superior Lawn Care 23 Limousine Service A Good Time Limousine 28 Limousine Service Lea Limousine Service 44 Liquor Store Jordan’s Liquors 49 Locksmith L&S Lock & Key 46 Martial Arts Sanshou Fighting and Fitness 21 Mortgage Broker Prospect Mortgage, llc 24 Nursing Home Hattie Ide Chaffee Home 50 Nursing Homes Eastgate Nursing & Rehabilitation 42 Nursing Homes Waterview Villa 45 Nursing Service Health Care Connection 41 Orthodontics Romani Orthodontics 7 Painting Contractor Advantage Painting 21 Painting Contractor Cronan Painting 27 Parks Crescent Park Carousel 41 Paving Contractor Action Industries 36 Plumbing & Heating Dyer Plumbing & Heating 28 Podiatry Sports Medicine, Ortho & Podiatry 43 Powerwashing East Bay Pressure Wash Company 36 Printing - Copies Samos Press 12 Real Estate Marcel Robert / Tirrell Realty 34 Real Estate Mateus Realty 63 Real Estate Mateus Realty 63 Real Estate Paiva Realty Group 24 Real Estate ReMax Rivers Edge 17 Real Estate Robin Lozito, Remax Rivers Edge 23 Real Estate The Tirrell Team 32 Remodeling Batty Construction 37 Restaurant Boneyard Barbecue & Saloon 59 Restaurant Len’s Haven 42 Restaurant Schroder’s Deli 42 Restaurant Subway - East Providence 48 Restaurant-Pizza Trendy’s Pizza 59 Retirement Community Brookdale/East Bay 64 Roofer/WaterProofing Cameron Roofing 37 Roofing Contractor Johnny C’s Roofing Co., Inc 15 Roofing Contractor Tabeleys Roofing 4 Seafood Market Digger’s Catch 59 Seal Coating RI Junk Removal 48 Self Storage Lionel Mini Storage, Inc. 18 Theatres-live The Community Players 13 Town E.Providence Chamber of Commerce 46 Transmission Service Coast to Coast Transmission 47 Trash/Junk Removal Big Blue Removal Service 7 Tree Service Advanced Tree 35

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