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East Providence News Briefs

By Bob Rodericks

Major Changes Ahead for EP School Administration When East Providence schools open on Tuesday, September 1st this year, students and staff will find several new administrators on hand. Due to retirements, resignations and transfers, almost every level of the district, from Central Administration on down will see some changes. “This is the time of year when change can occur in the schools,” said school committee Chairman Charles Tsonos in an interview with The Reporter. “It’s not unusual that this cycle of changes happens every once in awhile,” said Tsonos.

A major change for the district will be at the high school where Principal Janet Sheehan has told her staff that she will not return in September as principal. On July 14th the school committee named high school Assistant Principal, Shani Wallace as new Principal, effective August 24th, 2015.

Ms. Sheehan has been facing health issues recently and has decided to leave her position as Townie Principal.

Shani Wallace is a veteran of East Providence schools having served as an Assistant Principal at Martin Middle School prior to being named Assistant Principal at EPHS. Wallace has been responsible for attendance and discipline as well as administrative academic duties at both Martin and currently the high school. Sheehan and the district haven’t announced her official status, either retirement or resignation or other designation, but Sheehan has informed her staff that she will not return in September. It is unclear if the district advertised the high school principalship as an opening or if Ms. Wallace was just elevated to the post.

Replacing Wallace as high school Assistant Principal will be Martin Middle School Principal Frank DeVall.

Former Riverside Middle School Principal Sandra Forand will return to the district as Principal of Martin. Forand previously worked at Martin and after a stint as Riverside Middle Principal, took a leave of absence to work for the RI Department of Education.

Elaine Allen, the current Assistant Principal at Martin will leave that job to become the Principal of Hennessey Elementary school. Allen will replace Dr. Carrie McWilliams who has resigned from Hennessey to work elsewhere in education.

Stephen Prew, who previously was Principal at Riverside Middle School and was moved to an alternative education program at the high school housed in the career center, will now be the new Principal at Kent Heights Elementary School. Prew is replacing Fatima Avila who is taking a leave as Principal to teach 5th grade at Kent Heights.

Former elementary principal David Britto will remain in the alternative ed program at the Career Center.

Another major change is the resignation of district Assistant Superintendent Julie Motta. As of this time the school committee has not named a replacement for Motta.

Other schools in the districts and their principals are: Career Technical School, Karen Mellen, Director. Riverside Middle School, Dr. Cheri Guerra, Principal. Myron J. Francis School, Lloydanne Leddy, Principal.

Oldham School, Donna Peluso, Principal.

Orlo Avenue School, Yanaiza Gallant, Principal. Silver Spring School, Kathleen Caffrey, Principal. Waddington School, Patricia Barlow, Principal. Whiteknact School, Dr. Nadine Lima, Principal. The status of elementary school Principal Cheryl Gibbs continues to remain unknown as Gibbs is not assigned to any school.

“We may be facing more changes as the Superintendent (Kim Mercer) continues to organize and plan for school staffing. It’s all under the Superintendent’s purview to place people,” added Chairman Tsonos.

Tsonos wanted to make note of the district’s ever-changing staff. “We have some new energetic people in the city. We are really pleased with the hiring of Orlo Principal Yanaiza Gallant. Her appointment was a homerun for us. She is a great team player, very energetic and thinks the world of East Providence,” said Tsonos.

Should any of the district’s current administrators choose to seek the vacant position of Assistant Superintendent, there could be further changes to the system’s administrative flowchart. At least two and maybe more current building administrators have applied for the Assistant Superintendent’s position.

More News Briefs on next page...

Steve Prew, Frank DeVall and Shani Wallace.

Inside This Issue Business Directory...................62 Church Events.......................29 Classifieds......................... 61 Clubs & Museums...............21 Dave Says............................53 Dining Guide........................58 E.P. Chamber of Commerce.....28 E.P. Parks and Rec. Dept......11 Events & Activities..............24 Heritage Festival Photos.....40 Letters to the Editor...................5 Library..................................52 News Briefs............................3 Obituaries..........................60 People....................................13 School...............................49 Senior Center News..............54 Sports.................................44 Town News.......................8

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State - Cease and Desist RES Operations

In a certified letter sent to RES owner Ken Foley, the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management has said RES must “immediately cease accepting and processing construction and demolition debris...” The July 15, 2015 letter was signed by department Supervising Engineer, Laurie Grandchamp. “The Department’s Administrative Adjudication Division rendered a decision dated July 9, 2015 in regards to the Notice of Revocation issued to Railside Environmental Services (RES) on February 5, 2015. In the Decision and Order, the Hearing Officer sustained and upheld the Department’s letter revoking RES’s registration. As a result, RES must adhere to the closure in accordance with the approved Closure Plan,” said the RIDEM letter that the Reporter has been provided. Although RES has been ordered to close its outdoor operation based on a Hearing Officer’s ruling, it is assumed that RES will appeal legally.

“Please be aware, any closure activity that deviates from the previously approved closure plan shall be submitted in writing, and written approval from the Department shall be obtained prior to implementation. Once the closure plan is fully implemented, the Department shall be notified so that an inspection may be conducted by Department personnel. Lastly, a professional engineer registered in the State of Rhode Island must certify that the facility is properly closed in accordance with the approved closure plan,” wrote the State engineer for the DEM. The letter was also sent to various state officials and attorneys.

In a matter which related to a February 5th, 2015 ruling by and was appealed by RES, Hearing Officer David Kerins on a Motion for Summary Judgment filed by the RIDEM, the following conclusion was reached: “The issue of the revocation of RES’ s Registration is simple. The enactment of the Refuse Disposal Act eliminated the option of registration to RES as well as all other former Registration holders. The effect of the legislation is to restrict DEM’s authority to issue only licenses for C & D operators and not registrations. There is no room in this analysis for consideration of the individual zoning status of former registration holders. Registration is no longer allowed for parties wishing to operate a C & D facility and DEM is entitled to the entry of a Summary Judgment as a matter of Law.”

East Bay Tavern Shut Down by Council

After several tumultuous months of complaints and concerns with the underground bar known as the East Bay Tavern, the East Providence City Council revoked the liquor license of the bar. The bar has closed with a sign stating that they are on vacation. Tax records show that the bar is owned by DL Enterprises, Denise

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The current council action came after a violent confrontation recently occurred on bar property. The bar at 305 Lyon Avenue was built in 1958. It sits adjacent to the Pierce Field athletic complex and next door to a group of three busy little league fields. The bar has been known as the Paddy Wagon, The 305 Club and recently the East Bay Tavern.

City Manager Search Moving Ahead

The city council search for a permanent City Manager has moved along with some 15 applicants for the job. Several managers have held the job in recent years as the City dealt with a police chief controversy and moved into a state budget commission takeover of all City finances.

Paul Lemont, a two-time former City Manager is currently serving as Acting City Manager. Lemont was brought back as interim because another former manager Peter Graczykowski was fired after a short tenure as city manager. Graczykowski, hired by a prior city council in September of 2011, was never given a binding employment contract. Graczykowski was hired after another former manager, Peter Brown was not retained as the city’s chief executive. Lemont would like to stay on and become permanent.

Lemont has made it clear that he didn’t think that the budget commission was needed here. Since Lemont was brought back the City has seemingly been on a good financial stretch and includes budget surpluses.

Mayor Tom Rose is happy with the 15 or so applicants for the top job. After speaking with Rose, it is clear that he would like to see the new manager be very technologically adept. “We need someone who is tech savvy and can help us become a business friendly city,” said the City’s ceremonial Mayor.

Water Main Cleaning and Lining Project

The City of East Providence Department of Public Works announces in a press release that the water main cleaning and lining project to improve aging water mains in the City is well underway.

This work will rehabilitate aging water system pipelines some of which are over 100 years old to improve water quality and system operations for the City residents and businesses. This phase of the project will take place in the Rumford section of the City where work has commenced on Roger Williams Avenue.

The contractor for this project is W. Walsh Company. The cleaning and lining process allows for more pipeline to be improved as it is a cost effective trenchless technology compared with complete replacement which requires full road cuts and restoration. For more information on the cleaning and lining process, water customers may view the W. Walsh Company website at www.wwalsh.com.

The project will also consist of complete replacement of some sections of water pipeline in order to increase pipe size capacity, as well as include the installation of new valves and hydrants.

Water customers within the project area will receive more detailed information on the project.

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The East Providence Middle School Athletics Boosters Club Seeking New Volunteers

The East Providence Middle School Athletics Boosters Club is here to make a difference for our middle school student-athletes, however in order to accomplish that we seeking new volunteers. We are looking for additional board members, as well as a volunteer grant writer, webmaster and other roles. We are also looking for new ways to fundraise for the middle school sports teams.

While the loss of middle school sports is now a fading memory, there is still a lot of work that needs to be done to help supplement what the school department can’t afford to supply, but we need your support! The purpose of the Booster Club was not just to bring sports back, but to maintain and support all the teams from both schools with any needs.

There are still many needs across the board for all teams at both Martin and Riverside. Some examples include soccer nets, pinnies, catchers gear for baseball, bats, tees, field improvements, etc. With that being said, we need to continue to fundraise and add to our group.

We donated $1000 to John Carnevale’s Riverside and Martin Gym Project, which was greatly needed as all teams use the gym from time to time, whether be it a game or practice.

We also supported the Riverside Competitive Cheer team with the purchase of new mats.

This was a great step into improvements we would like to help with. But without people in the city, we won’t be able to continue these efforts.

We need people that may no longer be part of the middle school but would like to give back to a community that once gave to them. We need current coaches from both schools and even former ones for input on how to better help the teams. We need parents of students currently in elementary school who want to see the future for their kid’s sports. We need people to help us whether long term or when you can. Consider the booster club as a way to give back but also an investment for the future.

If you can’t donate time, you can donate money at any time. We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization, all donations are tax deductible. Another great way to support us is to use AmazonSmile when you make your Amazon.com purchases and select the booster club as your charity of choice.

If you are interested in volunteering, donating or have any questions. Please email contact@epmsboosters.org, call 401-400-1680 or send mail to PO Box 14487, East Providence, RI, 02914. You can also visit our website at www.epmsboosters.org.

On behalf of our Board of Directors, Venus Tavares, President

EPAC Thank You

The East Providence Athletic Club recently held its 19th Annual John J. Chalmers Charity Golf Tournament at Firefly Golf Course, Seekonk. The event, which raised $4300, benefits the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Hasbro Children’s Hospital, and the Kyle Page Fund. Thanks to the many donors, sponsors, golfers and volunteers over the years, the club has made a total of $74,800 in charitable donations.

Committee members Chuck Andrews, Wayne Larned, Donna Kusiak and Tricia Chalmers, would like to thank the following for their generosity: Seekonk Golf Range, Outback Steakhouse, Goodyear Tire of East Providence, Bowling Academy, New England Tire, Green Valley Country Club, Rick Holcomb, Pine Valley Country Club, Kyle Page Golf Tourney, Hidden Hollow Country Club, DJ’s Car Wash, Eats Restaurant, Audubon Society, Windmill continued on next page...

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Thanks to East Providence Rescue

Early one morning I was driving back from the pharmacy and started having trouble breathing. By the time I got home I could hardly breathe. Called 911 and an East Providence rescue truck arrived. The rescue personnel got me out of my truck and into their van. They immediately got me on oxygen and checked me out from head to toe while transporting me to the emergency room.

Of course when I got in the emergency room there were so many people working on me it was incredible. During all of this one of the E.P. Rescue personnel was waiting in the room with me.

When things slowed down in the ER I gave the thumbs up sign to the rescue person as my way of saying thank you. He just smiled and gave me the thumbs up sign.

I was admitted to the hospital and the room I had was just over the emergency room entrance. I watched East Providence Rescue Trucks, R1,R2 AND R3 show up many times during the day and night. I was amazed how many people they brought in.

These Rescue people don’t get the recognition and credit they deserve. If it wasn’t for them, I most likely would not have survived.

So if you see one of these trucks, give them the right of way as they are trying to save some one’s life. Who knows, some day it might be your life they are saving!

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Big Thanks for Big Al Scholarship Fundraiser

On behalf of Riverside Little League, I would like to thank the community businesses and donators for their time, talent and resources in helping to support and fund the first ever Big Al Scholarship Fundraiser Pasta Dinner held on Sunday, July 12. Over $2,500 was raised to fund scholarships to 2015 East Providence High School graduating seniors entering college this fall.

These scholarships are in memory of Alfred “Big Al” Santie, who coached in Riverside Little League for 31 years and sponsored a team called “Big Al’s” for 25 years. He also coached for Riverside Raider’s Youth Football and St. Brendan’s CYO Basketball. Scholarships will be awarded at the Riverside Little League Awards Banquet on Sunday, August 16 at the Riviera Club. Your commitment to helping support the Big Al Scholarship Foundation is sincerely appreciated. Thank you to the following who contributed to this year’s event: Todd Smith and family, Big Bill Entertainment, Billy Tilly, Bishop Hickey Knights of Columbus, AJ Cardoza, Scialo’s Bakery of Riverside, Pete and Jenn Silveira and family, Stop & Shop Seekonk, Candy 4 Pennies, Chris DeBlois and family, Hassell’s Garage, Donald Smith, Riverside Liquors, Paul and Debra Williams, Swan Imaging, Brian Petsch and family, Quality Fruitland, Lawrence Brewster, Sage Café, Bruce Zarembka, Charles and Carolyn Vermette, Vienna Bakery, Chris and Bonnie Grant and family, Jerry Remy’s Sports Bar, David Maxwell, Desro Gift Shops, Webster Bank, John LaSalle and family, Sam’s Club Seekonk and Fall River, Deb Cardoza and family, BJs Warehouse East Providence, Jennifer Johnson Evans and family, Arrow-Prestige Limousine & Coach, Chelo’s Rumford, Spumoni’s, Jack Perry and family, Farnsworth’s Café, Paul Mendence and family, East Providence Car Wash, the “entire” Ron Silva family, Miller’s Roast Beef, Tom and Kathy Peno, Patriot Cinemas East Providence, Bill Hurley, Benny’s, Riverside Creamery, Maureen

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Special thanks to Ron and Donna Silva for donating Big Al’s gravestone which was unveiled at the dinner. The gravestone was designed by Warren Monument Co., Inc. and will be placed on Big Al’s gravesite at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. For the past eight years, many kids and former players enjoy visiting Big Al’s gravesite for continued inspiration and will now have a permanent gravestone marker to locate his grave.

Donations can continue to be made by mail to: Big Al Scholarship Foundation, P.O. Box 15331, Riverside, R.I. 02915.

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Thank you from Joe’s Foundation

Everyone involved with Joe’s Foundation extends special thanks to all our supporters, local businesses, committee members and friends who helped make our Christmas in July Calendar Raffle very successful. This event ran from June 1st, 2015 until July 31st, 2015 and helped us raise money to assist us in “Enhancing the lives of children...one child at a time.” The Joseph Silva Memorial Foundation and its dedicated board members are very excited to officially announce the list of winners for the 1st Annual Christmas in July Calendar Raffle.

This Calendar Raffle provided over 31 great prizes to win for a donation of $5.00 per calendar. All monies collected benefited the Joseph Silva Memorial Foundation and is to help us keep Joe’s memory and legacy alive through his foundation with the help from our supporters & friends. Please visit our website at www.joesfoundation.org for a complete list of winners and email us with any questions or for information at joesfoundation@gmail. com we look forward to making a difference and are humbled the assistance and support the community continues to provide to our foundation.

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East Providence Town News East Providence Historical Society “2nd Sunday” Summer Open House August 9 - 1:00 - 3:30pm John Hunt Museum - 65 Hunts Mills Road -02916

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Please join us for Ed Serowik’s new exhibit “More Fun in the Sun”: the pictorial history of Vanity Fair (ranked with Revere Beach) Boyden Heights, and the Hunts Mills amusement parks. These parks were open from 1895-1925 and although none of them had the long run of Crescent Park, each one was unique and has a fascinating history. At the Hunt House grounds, you can walk the midway, rest in the tea house, sit on the granite stones marking the circumference of the Looff carousel and imagine that you have just beached your canoe on the park lawn. Period fashions spotlighted!

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The Seaside Gala, EBCAP’s major fundraising event of the year, also featured Michele Muscatello, WPRI Eyewitness News Meteorologist as auctioneer. Entertainment was provided by the Mike Moran Band.

Sister Jane Gerety, RSM, President of Salve Regina University, served as the Honorary Chair of the event. Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island was the leading sponsor.

Citations and proclamations from the cities of Newport and East Providence, Senator Jack Reed and the Rhode Island House of Representatives, honoring EBCAP for 50 years of service to Rhode Island’s east bay, were displayed at the event.

Receiving 2015 Vision Awards were Dr. Martha Ullman, The van Beuren Charitable Foundation, Newport Art Museum and The Champlin Foundations. East Providence City Councilwoman Tracy Capobianco received the 2015 Public Service Award.

Dr. Martha Ullman was honored for her longstanding support of EBCAP’s Head Start Program, where she has volunteered as the Medical Consultant for 32 years. Her involvement has included serving on Head Start’s Health & Nutrition Advisory Committee, where she provides support as needed and attends regularly scheduled meetings. She has also given presentations to parents on nutrition and other topics of interest relating to child development and education.

The van Beuren Charitable Foundation, was recognized for its philanthropic support in providing EBCAP and its predecessor New Visions for Newport County, Inc., with 17 grants totaling $771,789. These grants have dramatically impacted EBCAP’s ability to provide quality health and human services to thousands of Newport County residents including adult and child dental services; primary health care services and services for children. van Beuren Charitable Foundation funding made it possible for the agency to make significant improvements to its dental center and primary care health center in Newport.

Newport Art Museum was honored for its work with East Bay Community Action Program’s Newport Family and Child Opportunity Zone (NFCOZ). The Museum has partnered with EBCAP for over 20 years, providing Newport elementary school students with art enrichment programs at their schools with expert instruction from the museum’s staff.

The Champlin Foundations received a Vision Award in recognition of providing EBCAP and its predecessors -- New Visions for Newport County, Inc. and Self Help, Inc. – with nearly $2 million in grants-funding which made it possible for the agency to make substantial improvements to its facilities, thereby improving service to the community.

Specifically; funding for health and dental facilities resulted in centers where patients receive care in modern, comfortable, and well-maintained environments.

City Councilwoman Tracy Capobianco, was recognized for her ongoing support of East Providence residents and the organizations that serve them. She was acknowledged for her advocacy for people, her commitment to her work on the City Council in support of families, and her strong desire to make a difference in her community.

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East Providence City Councilwoman, Tracy Capobianco, was presented with the agency’s Public Service Award; Maggie Anderson and Lisa May Tobin were presented with a Visions Award for The Newport Art Museum; Keith Lang, Executive Director and Tim Gorham, Associate Director (not pictured) were presented with a Vision Award for the Champlin Foundations, Dr. Martha Ullman was presented with a Vision Award for outstanding contribution to Project Head Start and Kim Dame and Deborah Linnell were presented with a Vision Award for the vanBeuren Charitable Foundation.

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EP Recreation Announces August Concerts

The East Providence Recreation department will wrap up the 2015 summer concert series with performances by two local favorites. Both shows begin at 7pm and take place at Rose Larisa Memorial Park, located directly across the street from the historic Looff carousel, 700 Bullocks Pt. Avenue in Riverside.

Concerts are free and open to the public but are weather permitting. Bring chairs/blankets for seating.

For information call the Recreation dept. at 401-435-7511.

The schedule is as follows: August 6th, “Strictly Sentimental Swing Band” – 7pm August 13th, “DC Large & the Rhythm Deacons” (R&B) – 7pm

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The East Providence department of Recreation will showcase its summer camp program on Wednesday August 12th 2015 from 6-8pm in the council chambers of the East Providence City Hall located at 145 Taunton Avenue.

Family and friends are invited to come and experience the educational and vibrant camp program developed through the collaboration of the Recreation dept., EP school district and YMCA! The camper’s artwork will be on display as well as dog bed blankets and a doghouse that the children created as part of their service learning projects. Camp showcase will also feature a slide show highlighting all the fun activities and a mini “farmer’s market” selling produce grown in the EP Recreation community garden!

Additionally, donations of canned/boxed food items to benefit the “Hope & Faith Drive” and pet food and supplies for the city’s animal shelter will be gratefully accepted.

Camp Showcase is free and open to the public. For more information, contact the Recreation dept. at 401-435-7511.

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Meet EPHS’s New Principal - Shani Wallace Wallace is 17th EPHS Principal

“I can tell you that I am both honored and excited to be the Principal of EPHS. I have been dedicated to East Providence right from the start of my career. I love the East Providence community. I love the diversity it has to offer. I enjoy the challenges that the diversity brings to a community,” - Shani Wallace. And so begins a new era at East Providence High School. A major change for the district will be at the high school where Principal Janet Sheehan has told her staff that she will not return in September as principal. On July 14th the school

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Shani Wallace is a veteran of East Providence schools having served as an Assistant Principal at Martin Middle School prior to being named Assistant Principal at EPHS. Wallace has been responsible for attendance and discipline as well as administrative academic duties at both Martin and currently the high school. Sheehan and the district haven’t announced her official status, either retirement or resignation or other designation, but Sheehan has informed her staff that she will not return in September. It is unclear if the district advertised the high school principalship as an opening or if Ms. Wallace was just elevated to the post.

Replacing Wallace as high school Assistant Principal will be Martin Middle School Principal Frank DeVall.

“It is nice to already know, firsthand, the amazing staff that East Providence High School has. I have been a witness to the intense work that all have put forward over the last few years to improve and expand opportunities for students. Their dedication to the student body and East Providence as a whole is amazing. I look forward to working with everyone and seeing what else we can do to make East Providence High School thrive,” Wallace told The Reporter.

EPHS for years, has been the state’s largest high school. In recent years the enrollment has dipped to around 1,600 students but still remains one of Rhode Island’s largest. The school includes a Career and Technical Center on its’ campus.

The high school has gone through major building recommendations and has done well academically of late.

“I’ve been in the EP School system for 23 years. I started subbing at Martin, Riverside and EPHS right out of college in 1992,” recalled Wallace. “I was hired as an 8th grade Mathematics teacher in 1994. I taught for 6 years. I absolutely loved teaching and my heart is still in the classroom. I have a high respect for the ever building and continuous workload teachers face on a day to day basis. With the push to continuously increase rigor, challenge all students yet, meet the individual needs of every student in their classrooms does not go unrecognized by me and will always be valued. I understand and respect the time, energy and commitment it takes to do so,” continued Wallace.

Wallace has extensive experience in all

aspects of school management. She has been at the forefront of middle and high school discipline and security planning and has been active in academic oversight at the high school.

Wallace, 45, has a Masters Degree in Secondary Administration and was hired as a House Leader at Martin MS and then hired as Assistant Principal in 2001. “I was extremely proud to be a part of the Martin Middle School Faculty. I was thrilled to be a part of the change and growth of Martin transforming itself from a Junior High School to a true Middle School in concept and action and then supporting and witnessing Martin become a High Performing school at the time was incredible. The staff and students deserved that recognition,” said Wallace.

In September of 2009, Wallace was transferred to the High School as Assistant Principal. “I can say with sincere honesty that transformation of EPHS from where it was in 2009 to where it is now in 2015 is incredible. The amount of change that has occurred cannot go unrecognized. Both staff and students have shown incredible strength and focus in leading and stepping up to an enormous amount of pressure surrounding changes in expectations of educational standards, rules, regulations, culture, and even physical changes within and around the building itself. I have been lucky and can say I have worked with a great team of Administrators, Deans and a wonderful group of teachers that helped make EPHS what it is today. Again, I look forward to working with everyone and seeing what else we can do to make East Providence High School thrive,” added an excited Wallace.

East Providence High School Principals Since 1882

Jonathan Irvin Chaffee, 1882 - 1889 Irving W. Horne, 1889 - 1890 Frank W. Alexander, 1891 - 1898 Edgar Mann Johnson, 1898 - 1905 Harold M. Dean, 1905 - 1916 Alfred J. Maryott, 1916 - 1932 James E Bates, 1932 -1964 George E.Burke, Sr., 1964 - 1979 Joseph J.Sprague, 1979 - 1979 Arthur Elmasian, 1979 -1997 Manual Vinhateiro, 1997 -2001 Toni Marie Spencer, 2001 - 2004 Edward Daft, 2004 - 2007 Caroline Caswell, 2007 - 2009 Donald Fredericks, 2009 - 2009

(Interim) Janet Sheehan, 2009 - 2015 Shani Wallace, 2015-

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People in the News EP Class of Valedictorian Monica Barbosa Monica Barbosa was the East Providence High School Valedictorian for 2015. Barbosa graduated with a 4.0 GPA and a 2230 on her SAT›s according to the East Providence Education Association.

«Monica Barbosa is setting the bar high and proving to us all that following your passion and working hard equals achieving your goals,» said an EPEA release. Barbosa was accepted to Brown University, Yale University, and Harvard University. She has chosen Yale as her university of choice where she will study Economics

EPHS Class Valedictorian Monica Barbosa with School Committee member Joel Monteiro.

EPHS Class Valedictorian Monica Barbosa speaking at graduation.

and Mathematics. Barbosa thanked her peers and teachers who «have helped guide her along the way, especially Mr. Currier, Miss Albanese, and Mr. Amore» and is looking forward to a bright future.

She also thanks her sister and parents for setting good examples for her and encouraging her to work hard. Mr. Travers, Guidance Counselor at the High School, said «From Middle School on, she›s one of the most driven students I›ve ever seen.» In addition to her academic talents, Monica is also a musician who plays piano and the flute. School Committee member, Joel Monteiro, personally congratulated Monica telling her «your success is an inspiration to others.

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Bay View Academy Alumna From East Providence Named The Ocean State’s First Female Player Of The Year By The United States Tennis Association (USTA)

East Providence, RI – Bay View Academy alumna, Rebecca Curran (Rumford, RI), was recently named USTA Rhode Island’s College Tennis Player of the Year for the 2014-15 school year.

Curran received the Jill Craybas Award as the first Rhode Island female player of the year. The award presentation took place at a ceremony at the Tennis Hall of Fame on Tuesday, July 14 in Newport. Rebecca Curran played for four years at Bay View where she led her team to the state title and was a two-time RIIL state singles champion.

Curran graduated from Bay View in 2011 and went on to play for four years with Williams College. According to newengland.usta.com: Rebecca Curran co-captained Williams College to its third NCAA Division III national championship in her four seasons with the Ephs. Williams also captured NCAA titles in 2012 and 2013, and placed third last year. Williams completed 2015 as the NESCAC Conference Champions, Little Three Champions and finished 25-0 in dual matches.

Curran was an All-American in doubles and the ITA’s National Arthur Ashe Leadership & Sportsmanship Awardee.

She was the winner of ITA New England Regional Doubles Tournament with partner Maria Pylypiv. They also advanced to semifinals of NEWITT Tournament, where Curran received the Lindsay Morehouse Award. She was named an ECAC Player of the Week (April). She was also named to the All-NESCAC Academic Team, Capital One All Academic District First Team and First Team Academic All-American selection. In addition, she received the Bourne Chaffee Award and the Kate Hogan Award Recipient.

Curran is the all-time Williams record holder in doubles with 111 career doubles wins. She became the second player in Williams history to achieve 200 total win mark singles and doubles combined (89-27 singles, 111-29 doubles; 200-56 overall). Curran was undefeated in both singles and doubles play in the NCAA Tournament. She compiled a 21-5 singles mark at primarily #4 and a 29-7 doubles record at primarily #3.

She finished ranked #50 nationally in singles (#15 in region) and #2 in the region for doubles in the final spring rankings.

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Beverly Pettine Retires from The Hornbine One-room School Museum in Rehoboth

Cathy Potter, a member of the Rehoboth Historical Commission, presents a proclamation from the Rehoboth Selectmen to Ms. Beverly Pettine, a resident of East Providence.

On June 15th the Third Grade at Palmer River School in Rehoboth gathered in the auditorium to recognize Beverly Pettine, a resident of East Providence. Ms. Pettine has run the Hornbine One-room Schoolhouse Program for the last 17 years. She retired from her many school program responsibilities at the end of this school year.

The students saved their pennies this spring to buy books which were dedicated to Ms. Pettine and donated to the Palmer River School Library. All the books were related to one-room schoolhouses and will be available in the library for students and teachers.

Rebecca Smith and Cathy Potter, from the Rehoboth Historical Commission, were on hand to present Beverly Pettine with a proclamation from the town selectmen commending her for her seventeen years of volunteer work.

In 1968 the Hornbine School Association, which was a group devoted to the preservation of Rehoboth’s One-room Schoolhouse Museum, was a vibrant active group. But after several decades, the membership declined and they were unable to complete the necessary activities needed to operate a functioning program.

Beverly Pettine, who taught third grade in Swansea, retired seventeen years ago. Soon, she joined the Hornbine School Association and revived the Hornbine School Program. Ms. Pettine continued to build the program and now they have about eight hundred students visit the school each season. Students from three Rumford classrooms attended in early May. Over the years, Beverly Pettine recruited and trained several people to teach at the school. Ms. Pettine wrote a variety of realistic but non-threatening lessons for homeschoolers, third graders and other grades which attended the school for the day.

August 2015 The Reporter Beverly revived the Open House Sundays from June to September. It wasn’t long before we had many Sunday visitors from around the country. Now, we have dozens of visitors each season.

Bev always kept the Hornbine School decorated with bird’s nests, flowers grown in her own garden, and colored chalk drawings drawn by her niece. Pumpkins, hay bales and dried corn were prominent outside the school in the autumn.

Beverly arranged for building maintenance. This included the landscaping, carpentry, emergency repairs and the chimney sweep.

Beverly loves the Hornbine School and poured hours of effort into it each year. She often spent her own money for decorations, books, and other materials. She spent many hours organizing historical Hornbine School photos, news articles and other information into book binders that are organized by year. This will insure that the information contained in the binders will not get lost.

Rehoboth has benefited from Beverly Pettine’s selfless efforts during her active seventeen year association with the Hornbine School. Thank you Beverly Pettine. We are going to miss you!

The Hornbine School Museum is open to the public each 2nd and 4th Sunday, 2-4p.m. It is situated at the corner of Baker and Hornbine Roads in southeast Rehoboth.

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University News Local University of Rhode Island students are named to the Dean’s List

The University of Rhode Island is pleased to announce that more than 4,600 undergraduate students have qualified for the Spring 2015 Dean’s List. The students represent almost all of Rhode Island’s cities and towns, all six New England states, New York and New Jersey, other states and countries. More than half of the students are Rhode Islanders.

To be included on the Dean’s List, students must have completed 12 or more credits during a semester for letter grades with at least a 3.30 quality point average. Part-time students qualify with the accumulation of 12 credits with a 3.30 quality point average.

The following students from your area are named to the University of Rhode Island’s Spring 2015 Dean’s List: Michael M Caetano of Riverside, RI; Katlin A Thompson of Riverside, RI; Brandon Sousa of East Providence, RI; Christopher Arthur Nunes of East Providence, RI; Veronica M Defaria of East Providence, RI; Jasmine Clarke of Rumford, RI; Brittany N Costello of East Providence, RI; Dana J Andrade of East Providence, RI; Kristen L Wedekind of Riverside, RI; Erin M Strik of Rumford, RI; Andrea L Barboza of East Providence, RI; Megan Elizabeth Andrade of Riverside, RI; Monica Gabrielle Silvestre of East Providence, RI; Jalyn S Alves of East Providence, RI; Matthew Jordan Lambert of Rumford, RI; Victoria Blair Blaydes of Riverside, RI; Philip Tan of East Providence, RI; Victoria Anne Vichroski of Rumford, RI; Ethan Zawatsky of Riverside, RI; Ian M Blackmar of Riverside, RI; Kimberly Jean Delande of East Providence, RI; Chelsea Ann Mcwilliams of East Providence, RI; Kelsey I Mcnulty of Rumford, RI; Melissa Almeida of Rumford, RI; Nicholas A Debarros of Riverside, RI; Nadine Kories Evans of Rumford, RI; Tara Nicole Andrade of East Providence, RI; Audra P Caine of Rumford, RI; Kimberly N Thomas of Riverside, RI; Bruno F Dasilva of East Providence, RI; Nicholas P Geleney of Rumford, RI; Taylor J Hanrahan of East Providence, RI; Samuel Gerard Hawkins of Riverside, RI; Riley Elizabeth Skeffington of Riverside, RI; Emily K Whittum of East Providence, RI; Jarrod P Dicarlo of Riverside, RI; Colby A Sousa of East Providence, RI; Keith A Paiva of East Providence, RI; Renzo D Arteta of Riverside, RI; Andrew M Mcbride of East Providence, RI; Steven Joseph Donahue of Riverside, RI; Thomas A Pfanstiehl of East Providence, RI; Benjamin William Church of East Providence, RI; Meredith Smith of Rumford, RI; Michelle Lukas of Rumford, RI; Lance T Faria of Riverside, RI; Ryan Anthony Vieira of Riverside, RI; Conor Holahan of Riverside, RI; Erica Maria Stad of Rumford, RI; Meaghan Sweet Spellman of East Providence, RI; James A Kiessling of Rumford, RI; Brooke C. Conrad of East Providence, RI; Haley Rae Costa of Rumford, RI; Tina M Duquette of East Providence, RI

URI honors graduating seniors with University Academic Excellence Award

Kingston, RI - Each year, the University of Rhode Island honors graduating seniors with superior academic achievement in a particular field with a University Academic Excellence Award. Their selection is based on grade point average, as well as other criteria determined by the individual department. For example, criteria might include an honors project, a research presentation, or a student’s professional promise.

URI Provost and Vice President of Academic Affair Donald H. DeHayes and a college dean presented each recipient with a certificate of academic excellence suitable for framing and a URI lapel pin during award ceremonies in Edwards Auditorium on May 16, 2015.

The following students from your area are recipients of a 2015 University Academic Excellence Award: Kimberly Delande of East Providence, RI, who studied Journalism Sarah Zawatsky of Riverside, RI, who studied Biology (B.A.)

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Rochester, NY - Alison Prengaman of Riverside (02915) was named to the Dean’s List at Rochester Institute of Technology for the spring 2014-2015 semester.

Roger Williams University Announces 2015 Graduates

Bristol, RI - The following local residents were among more than 1,123 students from Roger Williams University to receive their degrees as part of the Class of 2015.

Dawn Adamo of East Providence, RI (02914) graduated with Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Morgan Boes of Rumford, RI (02916) graduated with Bachelor of Arts in History Amanda Corsaro of East Providence, RI (02915) graduated with Master of Science in Criminal Justice Daniel Dubord of East Providence, RI (02915) graduated with Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Milyena Karnaukh of East Providence, RI (02914) graduated with Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies Program Natalia Lima of Riverside, RI (02915) graduated with Master of Science in Leadership Karla Vigil of East Providence, RI (02914) graduated with Master of Arts in Teaching in Gordon School Teacher Residency

Rumford Native Brittany Pietruszka Named to The School of Pharmacy Dean’s List at MCPHS University

Boston, Massachusetts (Grassroots Newswire) July 21, 2015 – MCPHS University is pleased to announce that Brittany Pietruszka has been named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2015 semester.

Brittany is a native of Rumford and is pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy. Brittany will graduate from the Boston, Massachusetts campus in 2016.

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Bristol, RI - Select students have been named to the Spring 2015 Dean’s List at Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I. Full-time students who complete 12 or more credits per semester and earn a GPA of 3.4 or higher are placed on the Dean’s List that semester.

Dawn Adamo of East Providence (02914) majoring in Criminal Justice Edward Ascher of Riverside (02915) majoring in Legal Studies Program Brittany Brogno of East Providence (02914) majoring in Psychology William Carlson of Riverside (02915) majoring in Criminal Justice Kelly Cribari of Riverside (02915) majoring in Marine Biology Daniel Dubord of East Providence (02915) majoring in Criminal Justice Jordan Jones of East Providence (02914) majoring in History Harsha Kumar of Riverside (02915) majoring in Biology Ava Mastrostefano of Riverside (02915) majoring in Biology Sarah Phillips of Riverside (02915) majoring in Architecture

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Club & Museum News Rhode Island State Grange Youth Drill Team Win Competition

From left to right at back are Jasmine Richard of Richmond Grange, Shalynne Santos of Kickemuit Grange in Warren, Brandon Landry of Exeter Grange, Tom Gotauco of Slocum Grange, Lauren Kenyon of Kickemuit Grange in Warren, Judi Chase of Moosup Valley Grange, Coach Eileen Hebert of Chepachet Grange, Laura Gotauco of Slocum Grange, Arthur Manchester of Roger Williams-Rumford Grange in East Providence, Molly Rush of Moosup Valley Grange and Wendy Knowlton of Moosup Valley Grange. From left to right in front are Valerie Richard of Richmond Grange, Amanda Spencer of Exeter Grange, Meghan Sears of Exeter Grange, Maggie Spencer of Exeter Grange, Ashley Sears of Exeter Grange and Lauren Ditusa of Moosup Valley Grange.

East Providence Elks present check to Bread of Life Food Pantry at Newman Congregational Church

East Providence Elks members David Seel, PER, Candy Seel, Lodge Esquire, and Jerry Seel met at the Bread of Life Food Pantry at Newman Congregational Church.

The pantry is a collaborative effort of six East Providence churches: Bethany Church of the Nazarene, Church of the Epiphany, Evangelical Covent Church, Haven United Methodist Church, St. Margaret Church and the above mentioned.

We as Elks are proud to support their efforts in helping the people in need from the East Providence area.

To this end the East Providence Elks presented Janet Bache with a check for $1,000.00 from members of the Lodge’s ENF Team who by their efforts and the Elks National Foundation make this possible.

If you would like to become a member of the Elks, please contact the lodge at 401434-8565, or stop in at 60 Berkeley St., East Providence, RI 02914.

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The Rhode Island State Grange Youth Drill Team were the winners recently of the drill team competition in conjunction with the Northeast Grange Youth Conference in Rhode Island held earlier in the month of July at Camp Aldersgate in Glocester, RI, not far from Laurel Grange.

Massachusetts placed in second place and New York third place in the competition.

It was an amazing and wonderful performance by the youth of Rhode Island drill team, under the direction of their coach and State Grange Overseer (Vice President) Eileen Hebert. There were many Rhode Island State Grange there to watch and proud of what they did.

There were many congratulations to them. Eileen agreed to coach the Rhode Island Drill Team with less than 3 months to get the team together to learn the drill. Everything came together for the most amazing Drill Team performance to win the contest.

The team was made up of 16 people of new and not so new members.

To support the Youth Department this year, some youth came out of retirement to help this year.

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Save The Bay: Lighthouse Tours Schedule for 2015 Southern Lights

Visit 10 Lighthouses, Includes a stop over at Rose Island Lighthouse. Leaves Fort Adams in Newport at 1:00 P.M. and returns at 4:00 P.M. $55.00 Dates: August 22 & September 26

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Visit 16 lighthouses. Include a visit to Rose Island Lighthouse. a bag lunch is included while on the island Leaves Providence at 9:00 A. M. and returns at 4:00 P.M. $100.00 Dates: August 8, September 12, & October 3 For reservations and more information, contact Save the Bay at 401-272-3540 or savebay.org.

Providence River Boat Company ighthouse Tours

The Providence River Boat Company has scheduled 3 tours of Providence Harbor including a stop over at the Pomham Rocks Lighthouse. There will be two tours each day. The morning tours leave Providence at 9:00 A. M. with a breakfast bag serving and 11:30 A.M. including a bag lunch. The meals will be served on the grounds of the lighthouse.

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If you love to sing, come and check us out! The Chorus of East Providence will present “A Celtic Christmas Concert” Saturday, Dec. 5, and Sunday, Dec. 6, 2015, at East Providence High School.

Non-audition open sing rehearsals are scheduled for Sept. 1, 8 and 15 at St. Martha’s Church, 2595 Pawtucket Ave., East Providence.

There are openings for adult singers from all communities in all sections – Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass.

Dues, which include the cost of music and a rehearsal CD, are $100 and are required once a year. Chorus members are expected to attend all rehearsals, which are held Tuesday nights from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at St Martha’s Church.

The Chorus of East Providence was incorporated as a Rhode Island non-profit organization in September, 2007, and is now designated as a 501(c)(3) status organization. The music director is Beth Armstrong and the accompanist is Victoria Lambrozo.

Officers are Judith Antonio, President; Lisa Taylor, Vice President; Phil Abbatomarco, Treasurer, and Robert Sosa, Secretary. Other directors are Sandra Medeiros, Kelsey Oliver, Bethany Conway and Donna Gagne. Section leaders are Kristen Ivy Moses, soprano; Kristin Conway, alto; Paula Wasser, tenor, and Bill Luther, bass.

Immediate Past President is Maureen Conroy.

If you love to sing, please come and join the Chorus on Tuesday evenings!

Paddle into the Past

Join us on Saturday, August 15th for Mill and Village History in Smithfield

Smithfield – Paddle with the Woonasquatucket River (Woony) crew on Sunday, August 15, 2015 at 11:00am. Don Burns, member of the Smithfield Conservation Commission and the Smithfield Historical Society, will delight us with Georgiaville Mill and Village History.

Join us for a paddle on scenic and peaceful Georgiaville Pond in Smithfield. Paddle past pine tree covered islands and a town park. “Participants will enjoy the natural beauty of Georgiaville Pond, a hidden recreational gem in Smithfield,” says Burns. This is a 2 mile paddle around the pond.

Burns explains, “At the far end of the pond, we will take a walk through the mill village of Georgiaville, learn its history and view examples of the remaining mill housing, mill store, boarding house.

The tour is based on the Blackstone National Heritage Corridor and National Park walking tour of Georgiaville Pond.”

Don Burns and his wife Joan built a house in Smithfield, RI on Georgiaville Pond in the Woonasquatucket Watershed in 1966. He soon started his involvement with efforts to improve water quality in Smithfield including helping form a group to bring sewers to the town. He joined the Smithfield Conservation Commission in 1977 and has been its chair for the last 25 years. That led to helping to start a land trust in Smithfield and joining the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (WRWC) in the mid-1990s. Don now serves as Vice-President of the Board of Directors of the WRWC. The Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (WRWC) provides canoes, kayaks, paddles and life jackets, or paddlers may bring their own boats. Children are welcome as long as they are accompanied by an adult.

The cost is $40/person and includes your choice of a canoe or kayak. If using your own boat, the price is $20/person. Family rate is $80 maximum, for a family of five or less. On all trips, life jackets are required for all paddlers.

August 2015 The Reporter Contact Paddle Leader, Erik Talley at the WRWC at etalley@ wrwc.org or (401) 481-1376 to register and for more details. Advance sign-up is required.

The WRWC’s Paddle into the Past Recreational Series pairs historians with great outdoor fun. Enjoy downtown Providence from a whole new view or visit ponds and mills in quiet Johnston and Smithfield. We will tour centuries old houses, and historic villages.

Our historians will delight both young and old with stories of the past and how present day Rhode Island came to be.

The Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (www.wrwc. org) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that works to encourage, support and promote the restoration and preservation of the Woonasquatucket River Watershed as an environmental, recreational, cultural, and economic asset of the State of Rhode Island. The organization offers year round opportunities for the community to engage with the river and the watershed, through paddle trips, bike tours, environmental education, festivals, and restoration projects.

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Events & Activities Rhode Island’s Ballet Theatre Audition Thursday, August 13th

The next audition for Rhode Island’s ballet theatre will be held at 7 pm on Thursday, August 13 for serious students ages 9 to 17.

Audition fee is $20. Send note to reserve spot or call 847-5301.

Audition is in the form of a class, no special preparation required.

Looking for strong dancers with a drive to perform to their limits.

Rehearsals and classes for the Company are held on Thursday evenings throughout the year. Dues to participate are $40 per month. Training location is at RI Ballet Arts Academy, 7728 Post Road, Post Road Plaza in North Kingstown, RI.

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The Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse invites you to join us for a Summer BBQ. It will be held at Madeira at Oyster House Marina, 28 Water Street, East Providence, R.I. It will be held on Saturday, August 15 from 12:00 P.M. until 4:00 P.M. The menu will be garden salad, potato salad, corn on the cob, barbeque pork ribs, grilled chourico, hot dogs and hamburgers .(beverages can be purchased at the restaurant) There will be two raffles, one for restaurant certificates and one for gift baskets. Pomham Rocks merchandise will also be available for purchase. Capt. Joe will welcome you aboard the Lady Pomham for free boat rides For reservations, contact Jean Zunda, 401-433-2506, pomhamrockslighthouse@ aol.com or mail a check and reservations to FPRL. PO Box 15121, Riverside, R.I. 02915.

All reservations must be made by August 10 so that we have an accurate count for food preparations. Reservations will not be available at the door. Cost per person $20.00.

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In Memory of Damien Spellman Please Join Us For A Skate With Sydney Friday, August 28, 2015 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

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Save the Date…. Saturday, September 26, 2015. A Lip Sync Contest Fundraiser to be held at American Legion Post 10, 830 Willett Ave., Riverside, RI. All proceeds go to The Teddy Borges Memorial Fund. A nonprofit fund established in the memory of Teddy Borges, a long-time Riverside resident, who recently passed away.

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Annual Harvest Moon Walk September 27th

Please join the Ten Mile River Watershed Council and the East Providence Land Conservation Trust for our Annual Harvest Moon Walk on September 27, in honor of Rhode Island Land Trust Days.

We are meeting at the Turner Loop Trail Parking area on Pleasant Street (RT 114A) in East Providence, across from Hunts Mills at 6:45 PM, the walk starts promptly at 7:00. This is an easy 1 mile walk along the Ten Mile River and Turner Reservoir under the brightest moon of the year. Perfect for families or anybody that wants to give hiking a try. We will visit a 400 year old tree known as Newman Oak and will discuss the legends surronding it. We will also walk through Bridgham Farm, a property of the land trust. Wear strudy shoes and bring water and a flashlight. Apple Cider and bug spray will be provided. For more information or to register, email info@ tenmileriver.net.

Silver Jubilee Dinner Dance to Benefit Good Neighbors October 17th

Dine and dance for a good cause. Good Neighbors is holding a Silver Jubilee dinner dance to celebrate 25 years of service to the community. It will be held on October 17 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the Parish Hall at St. Brendan’s School, 55 Turner Avenue, Riverside.

Proceeds from the event will benefit the Good Neighbors soup kitchen, food pantry, day shelter and resource center that has assisted the underserved of the East Bay, greater Providence and Newport areas for two and a half decades. Clients include children, seniors, veterans, the working poor, the unemployed, single parents, the homeless and those in ill health.

The Silver Jubilee will feature an authentic Italian buffet catered by Perella’s Ristorante. Blount’s Seafood is providing soup and Vienna Bakery is donating dessert. Guests will enjoy listening and dancing to live music by the Meadow-Larks and there will be a cash bar. An extensive silent auction and raffle will offer dozens of prize packages donated by local merchants.

Silver Sponsor for the event is Teamsters Local #251.

Tickets are $40 and reservations can be made online at www.goodneighborsri.org or by sending a check, payable to Good Neighbors, to Good Neighbors, 55 Turner Avenue, Riverside, RI 02915. Table reservations will be accepted for parties of 8 or more guests. All other guests will enjoy open seating. For information on sponsorship, donation or advertising opportunities, call 401-433-0045. Deadline for reservations is October 5, 2015. Your support will make a significant impact on the lives of those who eat at Good Neighbors Soup Kitchen or receive groceries from the Food Pantry.

EPHS Class of 1960 55th Reunion

The East Providence High School Class of 1960 will hold its Reunion on Saturday, October 17, 2015 at Metacomet Country Club, East Providence. For more information call Joan Daft @401-433-4121 or Allan Gilmore @ 401-434-3667

EPHS Class Of 1955 60th Class Reunion

The East Providence High School Class of 1955 will hold its 60th Class Reunion on Sunday, September 20, 2015 at the Crestwood Country Club in Rehoboth, Massachusetts. Any classmate who has not received information from the Reunion Committee should contract them at jkent737@aol.com.

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Motorcycle Run Block Party Pig Roast In memory of Nathan D. Crowell

(who lost his life “blocking the shot”, in the last 3 seconds of an ice hockey game, saving the game for his team!)

Saturday, September 12, 2015 (Rain or Shine)

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                   

                                

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Church Events First United Methodist Church of Warren/Bristol Vacation Bible School August 10-14 from 1-4 PM

“The First United Methodist Church of Warren/Bristol, located at 25 Church street in Warren, invites all children ages 5-12 to join in this year’s Vacation Bible School on August 10-14 from 1-4 PM. This year’s theme is “Camp Kilimanjaro” and registration is Free! This fun and exciting African safari theme gears children to make good choices. Afternoons include worship, crafts, snacks, music, and more! Please RSVP to the church office at (401) 245-8474 so that snacks/craft supplies can be prepared accordingly.”

Flea Market/Craft Sale at Hope Church Saturday, August 22nd from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Sell your own “stuff” on the front lawn of Hope Congregational Church, 120 Wampanoag Trail, East Providence on Saturday, August 22nd from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tables are available for rental at $20 before August 1st and $25 thereafter. For information or to reserve your table, call (401) 434-2415, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to noon or stop by the church office during those hours. Act now – only 20 tables available!!

Newman Congregational Church, United Church of Christ Announces

“Godspell” Auditions

September 8th and 9th at 7:00 pm and September 12th at 11 am

A masterful retelling of the original sensation, injected with contemporary references and dazzling new arrangements.

Auditions have been set for September 8th and 9th at 7:00 pm and September 12th at 11 am at Newman Congregational Church, UCC - 100 Newman Avenue, Rumford, RI. Rehearsals will be held throughout September, October and November.

Performances will be November 20-22.

Please prepare one vocal piece (not from Godspell) for the audition. You will also be asked to do a reading from the script.

Please spread the word about “Godspell” especially to different church groups in the area.

This timeless tale of friendship, loyalty and love has touched the hearts of countless theatregoers all over the world. Godspell was the first major musical theatre offering from 3-time Grammy and Academy Award winner Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Pippin, Children Of Eden); and it took the world by storm. Led by the international hit, “Day By Day,” Godspell features a parade of beloved songs including “Prepare Ye The Way Of The Lord,” “Learn Your Lessons Well,” “All For The Best,” “All Good Gifts,” “Turn Back, O Man” and “By My Side.”

Newman UCC is an Open and Affirming congregation of the United Church of Christ and extends this invitation to one and all, living out the example of Jesus’ extravagant welcome.

Newman Congregational Church, United Church of Christ is located at 100 Newman Avenue, Rumford, RI 02916

St. Mary’s Clam Boil Sunday, September 20th

Join us as we celebrate St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will be having their 22nd annual Clam Boil and Steak Fry on Sunday September 20th, 2015 at the South Seekonk Gun Club, Reed St., Rehoboth, Mass. Gathering is at 3:00 pm, dinner served at 5:00 pm. Tickets for the event can be purchased by calling Mike Boyce at 401-253-2734, or leave a message at 401-434-7456. Tickets are $30.00 for clam boil and $25.00 for the steak fry.

MARK KOUSSA

CARPENTRY, Inc. Rehoboth, MA

REMODELING, KITCHENS, BATHS, DOORS & WINDOWS, DECKS, PAINTING, TILE WORK & MORE

From small Repairs to Full Remodels markkoussacarpentry@gmail.com Call My Cell: 401-480-7190 or 508-838-9740

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Annual Pumpkin Somethin Fall Festival Saturday, October 3rd

Get ready for our Upcoming 41st Annual Pumpkin Somethin Fall Festival on Saturday, October 3rd, 2015 at Aitken Elementary School 165 Newman Ave Seekonk, MA 02771.

Event Time - Additional Information: Saturday, October 3rd 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Vendors Please Contact Diana at dianashields@comcast.net to reserve your spot Rain or Shine the event will go on.

Games - Hot Air Balloon Rides - Food - Music - Activities and More!

Over 40 crafters from all over the Tri-State area. Mark it on your calendars - You won’t want to miss it!

For more information please contact Lisa Foss willow101274@ cox.net or 401-864-8890.

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18 holes w/cart $36

Weekday Special runs from 7 am to 11:30 am each day.

Weekday special not valid with other discounts, coupons, tournaments & outings. Not valid on holidays

Weekend Rates

Call for Tee Times: 18 Holes $36 walking After 12:00 PM $26 walking

Gas Carts:

$16 person 18 holes • $8 person 9 holes

Fresh Seafood

Wednesday - Friday Nights Tournament dates available.

Full banquet menu for up to 175 people.

Clubhouse also available for Parties, Anniversaries, etc...

The Seekonk High School Athletic Boosters will hold their annual golf outing on Monday, October 5 at Ledgemont Country Club. The shotgun start is at 9:00 - play your own ball. The cost of $110 per person includes golf, cart, lunch and raffles. Bring a foursome or play on your own. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to play a great course and raise much needed funds for all of the athletic programs at SHS. Put in for the vacation day now! Please contact Karen McKenna 508-336-3168 or Michelle Silva 508-942-7840 for a registration form or additional information.

Kiwanis of Greater Seekonk 5K Race and Walkathon 2015 Sunday, September 27th

On Sunday, September 27th, the Seekonk Kiwanis will sponsor the 2nd annual 5K Race and 1.5 Walk. The race is USA Track and Field sanctioned and will be held rain or shine starting at 10 a.m.

Registration is $25 before September 25th or $30 on the race day starting at 9:00 a.m. The event will start at the Martin School on Cole Street and be on the neighboring side streets. Tee-shirts will be given to the first 100 registrants.

There will be events for pre-school, elementary and middle school age children sponsored by Seekonk Youth and Recreation with a donation of $5 to Seekonk Kiwanis.

Sponsors are welcome to help with the costs - gold for $500 or silver for $125. Names will appear on the tee-shirts. We also welcome donations for prizes (gift certificates, articles) or money for food or advertising.

The proceeds from the event will fund scholarships for child care and for graduating seniors and to sponsor the Key Club at the Seekonk High School and the Builders’ Club at the Hurley Middle School to encourage students to perform community service.

Kiwanis is a world wide organization dedicated to improving the world “one child and one community at a time”.

For applications to participate or offers to help, please contact Beverly Hart, 508-336-9352 or russellhart@comcast.net or pick up applications at the Seekonk Town Hall, 100 Peck Street or Seekonk Library, Newman Avenue.

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Seekonk Save A Pet Society, Inc. To benefit the homeless dogs and cats at the Seekonk Animal Shelter

Craft and Vendor Fair When:

Saturday, September 12, 2015 (rain date Saturday, September 19, 2015) 9:00am – 3:00pm

Where: Dr. Kevin M Hurley Middle School 650 Newman Avenue, Seekonk, MA 02771

FAMILY AND PET FRIENDLY EVENT Special Event: Pet Runway Show at 1:30 pm

¥ 60+ vendors selling everything from children’s toys, pet related items, home décor, makeup, jewelry, crafted items and much, much, more! ¥ Many animal rescue groups bringing adoptable dogs and cats! ¥ A variety of exhibitors including Seekonk Jr. Warriors Cheerleaders, Seekonk Police’s K9 unit, and a Pet Runway Show! ¥ Pet Runway Show starts at 1:30 pm (visit our website or facebook pages for updates and details on how to register your pet to participate) Note: All dogs MUST be leashed. ¥ Live DJ ‘Mark’ with Music for All Ages playing your favorite tunes! ¥ Food and drinks will be available & water stations for your pet will be provided!

COME SUPPORT A GREAT LOCAL ORGANIZATION! Visit our Facebook pages: Seekonk Animal Shelter Seekonk Save A Pet Society

Visit our website: www.seekonksaveapet.org

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August 2015 Activities at Providence Children’s Museum New! My Sky – an exhibit exploring the universe On view through September 7, 2015

Providence Children’s Museum hosts My Sky, an immersive traveling exhibit that encourages children and adults to look up and be inspired by the wonders of the universe.

My Sky invites families to explore close-up images of the sun; gaze through a telescope to study the stars and planets; invent new constellations; meet scientists, artists and others who are inspired by the sky above; and much more!

My Sky was produced by Boston Children’s Museum in collaboration with Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and NASA; sponsored in Providence by June Rockwell Levy Foundation.

Get Out! Stomp Rockets Saturday, August 8 & Sunday, August 9 • 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Kids use the power of air to blast a rocket high in the sky in the Museum’s Children’s Garden. Recommended for ages 5 and up. Underwritten by National Grid.

No Time to Waste Monday, August 10 • 10:30 AM - 2:00 PM Kids and adults learn what’s so funny about trash during an interactive family comedy that gives a lighthearted look at the three R’s of protecting the environment – reducing, reusing and recycling.

Four 20-minute shows at 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM; recommended for ages 5 and up.

Underwritten by Dominion Foundation.

Get Out! Mars Mud Tuesday, August 11 • 1:00 - 3:00 PM

Get out and play in the Museum’s Children’s Garden each Tuesday afternoon in August! This week, kids dig, scoop and mess around with mud and use their imaginations to journey to the red planet.

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Sun Power Thursday, August 13 • 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

In celebration of the My Sky traveling exhibit, explore activities related to the daytime sky. Make a sundial to harness the power of the sun, create a miniature solar warmer out of foil, and more.

Underwritten by Amgen Foundation.

Sun Power Friday, August 14 • 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

In celebration of the My Sky traveling exhibit, explore activities related to the daytime sky. Make a sundial to harness the power of the sun, create a miniature solar warmer out of foil, and more.

Underwritten by Amgen Foundation.

MetLife Family Friday | The Manton Avenue Project Also Friday, August 14 • 5:00 - 8:00 PM Providence Children’s Museum is open free of charge every Friday evening June through Labor Day from 5:00 - 8:00 PM for “MetLife Family Friday - Free at Five!,” sponsored by MetLife Foundation. Stay out late and splash, play, and discover My Sky, a traveling exhibit exploring the wonders of the universe.

August 2015 The Reporter From 6:00 - 7:00 PM, see “Go Team: The Sports Plays,” hilarious one-act plays created by kids from The Manton Avenue Project.

Recommended for ages 6 and up.

Sun Power Saturday, August 15 - Monday, August 17 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

In celebration of the My Sky traveling exhibit, explore activities related to the daytime sky. Make a sundial to harness the power of the sun, create a miniature solar warmer out of foil, and more.

Underwritten by Amgen Foundation.

Get Out! Moon Sand Tuesday, August 18 • 1:00 - 3:00 PM

Get out and play in the Museum’s Children’s Garden each Tuesday afternoon in August! This week, kids build, shape and engage with kinesthetic sand and use their imaginations to walk on the moon.

Wheels at Work: School Bus Wednesday, August 19 • 10:00 AM - Noon

Board a city school bus, count how many passengers it can hold, and check out the driver seat and dashboard. Explore a different vehicle each Wednesday morning in August!

Sun Power Thursday, August 20 • 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

In celebration of the My Sky traveling exhibit, explore activities related to the daytime sky. Make a sundial to harness the power of the sun, create a miniature solar warmer out of foil, and more.

Underwritten by Amgen Foundation.

Sun Power Friday, August 21 • 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

In celebration of the My Sky traveling exhibit, explore activities related to the daytime sky. Make a sundial to harness the power of the sun, create a miniature solar warmer out of foil, and more.

Underwritten by Amgen Foundation.

MetLife Family Friday – Free at Five!

Also Friday, August 21 • 5:00 - 8:00 PM

Providence Children’s Museum is open free of charge every Friday evening June through Labor Day from 5:00 - 8:00 PM for “MetLife Family Friday - Free at Five!,” sponsored by MetLife Foundation. Stay out late and splash, play, and discover My Sky, a traveling exhibit exploring the wonders of the universe.

Wheels at Work: Weather Mobile Wednesday, August 26 • 10:00 AM - Noon

Meet Tony Petrarca and see WPRI 12’s Eyewitness News Pinpoint Weather Mobile to learn how it helps meteorologists track the weather. Explore a different vehicle each Wednesday morning in August!

Block Builders Thursday, August 27 & Friday, August 28 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Kids build with interesting blocks of all shapes and sizes in Discovery Studio, the Museum’s open-ended art and science exploration space. Stack blocks to construct tall towers, experiment with tangram puzzles, and build on mirrors to explore shapes and symmetry.

MetLife Family Friday – Free at Five!

Also Friday, August 28 • 5:00 - 8:00 PM

Providence Children’s Museum is open free of charge every Friday evening June through Labor Day from 5:00 - 8:00 PM for “MetLife Family Friday - Free at Five!,” sponsored by MetLife Foundation. Stay out late and splash, play, and discover My Sky, a traveling exhibit exploring the wonders of the universe.

Chalk the Walk Saturday, August 29 & Sunday, August 30 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Kids make a mark by creating colorful sidewalk chalk drawings and doodles.

Block Builders Monday, August 31 • 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Kids build with interesting blocks of all shapes and sizes in Discovery Studio, the Museum’s open-ended art and science exploration space. Stack blocks to construct tall towers, experiment with tangram puzzles, and build on mirrors to explore shapes and symmetry.

Providence Children’s Museum ­– Come play, come learn!

The Museum is located at 100 South Street in Providence’s Jewelry District. September through March, open Tuesday through Sunday and Monday school holidays, 9 AM to 6 PM, and selected Fridays until 8 PM. April through August, open 7 days. Activities are free with Museum admission of $9.00 per person; admission is always free for Museum members. Call (401) 273-KIDS or visit www.ChildrenMuseum.org.

Sun Power Saturday, August 22 - Monday, August 24 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

In celebration of the My Sky traveling exhibit, explore activities related to the daytime sky. Make a sundial to harness the power of the sun, create a miniature solar warmer out of foil, and more.

Underwritten by Amgen Foundation.

Get Out! Stomp Rockets Tuesday, August 25 • 1:00 - 3:00 PM

Get out and play in the Museum’s Children’s Garden each Tuesday afternoon in August! This week, kids use the power of air to blast a rocket high in the sky. Recommended for ages 5 and up.

Underwritten by National Grid.

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Bats, Birds and Paddles on the Bay!

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August 2015 Highlights from the Audubon Society of Rhode Island

Fresh Food, Live Music, Family Entertainment

Grab your binoculars and join an Audubon guide to search for shorebirds, enjoy a cool evening kayak paddle, or come along and learn about the fascinating world of bats. Audubon offers plenty of nature activities to keep you cool and connected with the great outdoors in August.

Unless noted, registration is required for all programs. Register online at www.asri.org.

A complete listing of programs are detailed in the Audubon Nature Tours and Programs, a free guide to connecting with the natural world. Download a copy online at www.asri.org.

August 8, 2015 Paint and Sip: Owls

Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Thursdays, June 25th - September 10th

Create your own beautiful owl painting while enjoying a glass of wine! No painting experience necessary - we’ll lead you through the creative process with step-by-step instruction. Start with a blank canvass, and leave with your own masterpiece! And don’t forget to check out our exclusive after-hours shopping event in the Nature Store. Registration is required.

Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; August 8, 2015; 6:00-8:00 pm; Program Fee: $35/member, $40/non-member. Ages: 21+. Register online at www.asri.org.

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August 8, 2015 Map and Compass (Part 2): The Next Steps

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Audubon Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge

Smithfield, MA 2:00 am – 4:00 pm Take the next step in using a map and compass and practice the skills learned in “Introduction to Map and Compass.” We will review the basics and hone our skills with some simple navigation games. Then we’ll try the short orienteering course on the refuge for our final exercise. Bring your own compass or borrow one of ours. This is a follow up class to “Introduction to Map and Compass”, but if you already have basic compass skills, feel free to join us for this second level class.

Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge, 12 Sanderson Road, Smithfield, RI; Program Fee: $10/member, $14/non-member. Ages: 9+. Register online at www.asri.org.

August 14, 2015 Bats and Beer

Audubon Fisherville Brook Refuge Exeter, RI 6:30 – 8:00 pm

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Join us at Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge for an evening of fun learning about the fascinating world of bats and tasting some local brew. Start with a brief presentation and learn about the bats live in your area.

Then head out onto the trails in search of these winged creatures. We will stop at the pond and watch these magnificent creatures at work catching their evening meal.

August 2015 The Reporter If we are lucky, we may even catch a glimpse of the beaver that lives on the pond. Please bring a flashlight.

Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge, 99 Pardon Joslin Road, Exeter, RI; Program Fee: $15/member, $20/non-member. Ages: 21+.

Register online at www.asri.org

August 14, 2015 Just for Seniors!

Introduction to Mushrooms of Rhode Island Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 10:00 – 11:30 am

Are you interested in learning something new and meeting other seniors with the same interests? Come to Audubon! Classes may include a nature walk, so please dress accordingly and wear sturdy shoes.

Introduction to Mushrooms of Rhode Island Learn all about wild mushrooms and how to identify local species, including Rhode Island’s “foolproof four”. This is a great beginner program for those without experience identifying mushrooms. Joe Metzen of Audubon will provide a presentation on mushrooms, background history, and tips on working with field guides. Registration is required.

Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Program fee: $5/ member, $7/non-member; Ages: Adult.

Register online at www.asri.org.

August 15, 2015 Sea Glass Jewelry

Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 11:00 am – 12:30 pm

Come design and create a beautiful pendant with sea glass found on local beaches. Learn how to choose the right piece of glass and transform it into fun, creative jewelry using quick and easy wire wrapping techniques. Program includes all materials.

Find something special on the beach? Bring that too! This class fills quickly so don’t wait! Advance registration is required.

Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Program Fee: $25/member, $30/non-member. Ages: Adult. Register online at www.asri.org.

August 16, 2015 Bird Banding

Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 9:15 – 11:15 am

Join Audubon and witness bird banding, where experts capture, band, measure and release songbirds in order to record their movements. Birds will be gently removed from tall “mist nets” set in the shrubby habitats on the grounds of the Environmental Education Center. The techniques of identifying, measuring, weighing, and banding the birds will be demonstrated before they are released.

The migratory habits and life history of each captured species will be discussed. Participants are encouraged to bring a camera and binoculars.

Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Program Fee: $8/member adult, $4/member child; $12/ non-member adult, $6/ non-member child. Ages: 6+. Register online at www.asri.org

August 22 & 29, 2015 Taking the Mystery Out of Mushrooming Two Locations Offered 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Join Audubon for an introduction to mushrooms and fungus, and learn how to identify mushroom groups and species that grow in the area. Start inside with a presentation on mushroom identification - view wild mushrooms on display that were collected from other areas, depending on availability. Next, venture out for a hike in the woods with an expert guide to find mushrooms growing in the wild. Afterwards, sample a couple of tasty mushroom dishes using

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a variety of cultivated ‘wild’ mushrooms. Please note: Collecting mushrooms on Audubon properties is prohibited. Wear closed-toe shoes, socks and long pants and dress for the weather.

Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge, 12 Sanderson Road, Smithfield, RI; August 22, 2015; 10:00 am-2:00 pm; Program Fee: $30/member, $40/non-member. Ages: Adult.

Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge, 99 Pardon Joslin Road, Exeter, RI; August 29, 2015; 10:00 am-2:00 pm; Program Fee: $30/member, $40/nonmember. Ages: Adult.

Register online at www.asri.org.

August 25, 2015 Shorebird Van Trip

Locations Across the State 7:00 am – 3:00 pm

Hop aboard the Audubon van and with an expert guide to visit some of Rhode Island’s best shorebird locations: Charlestown Breachway, Quonochontaug Breachway and Succotash Marsh.

Please bring a lunch, optics, old sneakers or water shoes, towel and bug repellent. Be prepared to get wet up to your waist for this program.

Departs from Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge, 99 Pardon Joslin Road, Exeter, RI; Program Fee: $45/member, $55/non-member.

Ages: 14+. Register online at ww.asri.org.

August 28, 2015 Full Moon Paddle Barrington, RI 4:00 – 7:00 pm

Paddle through one of Barrington’s quintessential salt water marshes and discover the wildlife that call it home! Observe Osprey and terrapin turtle nesting sites in this habitat that serves as a filtration system to Narragansett Bay. Great Blue Herons and Snowy Egrets often dot the banks of this tidal marsh. Watch as Osprey dive and pluck fish out the water and see how many creatures of the sea serve as food for our migratory bird population. We will get out along the marsh, stretch our legs, and view the cages of the terrapin turtle’s nests! Beautiful 100 Acre Cove is a place you must visit to understand its importance. Included in the fee is equipment is provided by EMS. Departs from Walker Farm Boat Ramp, Hundred Acre Cove, Barrington RI; Program Fee: $55/member, $65/non-member. Ages: 16+. Register at www.asri.org

Through August 29, 2015 Wild Impressions Art Exhibit

Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

The Roger Williams Park Zoo Chapter of the American Association of Zoo Keepers is a non-profit volunteer organization made up of professional zookeepers and others dedicated to professional animal care and conservation. This organization will present a oneof-a-kind, handmade art exhibit to support education, conservation and animal welfare programs at Roger Williams Park Zoo. Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Free with Admission; Ages: All.

August 31, 2015 Scenic Landscape of Long Pond Audubon Long Pond Woods Wildlife Refuge Hopkinton, RI 9:00 – 11:30 am

Long Pond Woods offers some of the most spectacular vistas in Rhode Island. The view from the summit is worth the hike in any season. The forest and rocky hillsides are home to many native animals and plants. Join Audubon Director of Conservation Scott Ruhren for a guided tour of this New England treasure. Wear sturdy shoes, dress appropriately and pack water and a snack.

Long Pond Woods, North Road, Hopkinton, RI; Program Fee: $10/member, $14/non-member. Ages: 10+. Register online at www.asri.org.

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Search for Crabs and Snails and Marine Life at the Shore…

Audubon Society of Rhode Island August 2015 Programs and Events for Children and Families

Kids love creatures…so bring them to Audubon to learn about tidepool animals. Summer fun begins with Audubon!

Unless noted, registration is required for all programs. A complete listing of activities and programs are detailed in the Audubon Nature Tours and Programs, a free guide to connecting with the natural world. Register online at www.asri.org or call (401) 9495454.

August 8, 2015 Fairy Beach Houses

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Even fairies need a day at the beach! Use natural materials to create a vacation home for magical friends. Add sand, shells, seaweed, and more. Perhaps a seashell bed, or a sea glass mirror? Fairy homes are great for creative play or display. Adults must accompany children. Registration is required.

August 8, 2015: 1:00 pm- 2:30 pm Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Program Fee: $10/member child, $14/non-member.

Ages: 5+. Register online at www.asri.org.

August 8, 22, 2015 Guided Trail Walks

Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 2:00 – 3:00 pm

Join an Audubon naturalist for a leisurely walk along trails and boardwalk to the coast of Narragansett Bay. Along the way we’ll stop to observe wildlife in field, wetland, and forest habitats. You never know what we may see. Bring your binoculars and camera.

This program is weather dependent. Free with admission. No registration needed. For all ages.

Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Program Fee: Free with Admission.

August 8, 2015 Map and Compass (Part 2): The Next Steps Audubon Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge Smithfield, MA 2:00 am – 4:00 pm

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Take the next step in using a map and compass and practice the skills learned in “Introduction to Map and Compass.” We will review the basics and hone our skills with some simple navigation games. Then we’ll try the short orienteering course on the refuge for our final exercise. Bring your own compass or borrow one of ours.

This is a follow up class to “Introduction to Map and Compass”, but if you already have basic compass skills, feel free to join us for this second level class.

Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge, 12 Sanderson Road, Smithfield, RI; Program Fee: $10/member, $14/non-member. Ages: 9+.

Register online at www.asri.org.

August 14, 2015 Junior Naturalists for Home-schooled Families Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Join other home-schooled kids and learn about nature and science! This hour-long program will introduce participants to a different topic each class, with hands-on experiments and naturebased activities that are sure to foster a love of the natural world.

Classes are limited to 15 children, so please register early. Adult must attend with child.

August Program: Tidepool Trek Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Program fee: $5/member child, $7/non-member child.

Ages 6-12. Register online www.asri.org.

August 16, 2015 Bird Banding

Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 9:15 – 11:15 am

Join Audubon and witness bird banding, where experts capture, band, measure and release songbirds in order to record their movements. Birds will be gently removed from tall “mist nets” set in the shrubby habitats on the grounds of the Environmental Education Center. The techniques of identifying, measuring, weighing, and banding the birds will be demonstrated before they are released.

The migratory habits and life history of each captured species will be discussed. Participants are encouraged to bring a camera and binoculars. Programs are limited to 15 participants, so please register early.

Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Program Fee: $8/member adult, $4/member child; $12/ non-member adult, $6/ non-member child. Ages: 6+. Register online at www.asri.org

August 22, 2015 Little Nature Hikers

Audubon Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge Exeter, RI 10:00 – 11:30 am

Bring the kids, ages 4 to 10 years, to Fisherville Brook for Little Nature Hikers. Children head outside and explore nature through games and activities. Each month we will explore different parts of the wildlife refuge. Learn about bugs, dip with nets in the pond, or explore the children’s garden. Join us for one class or come for all. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Sturdy shoes and clothes that can get dirty are a must.

Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge, 99 Pardon Joslin Road, Exeter, RI; Program Fee: $8/member adult/child pair, $5/each additional member; $12/non-member adult/child pair; $7/each additional non-member. Ages: 4+. Register online www.asri.org.

August 26, 2015 Explore the Estuary for Kids!

Prudence Island, RI 9:45 am – 3:00 pm

Bring the kids along to explore the amazing diversity of the estuary, from tidal creeks and salt marshes to the rocky shoreline!

Children will have the chance to use seine and dip nets as we search

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Narragansett Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Prudence Island, RI; 9:45 am-3:00 pm; Program Fee: $10/member adult, $5/member child; $14/non-member adult, $7/non-member child; Ages: 7+. For more details on Prudence Island trips and to register, visit www.asri.org

August 27, 2015 Eco-stories and Art

Audubon Environmental Education Center Bristol, RI 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Bring a snack and relax while an Audubon naturalist reads a nature story. Then create a unique work of art from different recyclable materials and found objects. Will it be a bouquet of flowers made from plastic bottles? A bird’s nest made from scrap paper and yarn? Join us and find out! No registration required.

Audubon Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol, RI; Program Fee: $3 materials fee plus admission.

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SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS

By Bob Rodericks

The Boys of Summer

(Grayer, Older For Some - But It's Baseball)

On a sweltering hot late July evening, The Reporter stopped by busy Pierce Stadium. The newly refurbished John Carnevale inspired basketball courts were jam packed with spectators and players, an area with soccer activity was busy, people walked the football track while still others strolled around the shady, picturesque grounds.

And in the large baseball field the East Providence Marlins of the RI Independent Amateur Baseball league played a baseball game against the Cornerstone Pub. Almost 300 adult players make up some 12 teams. Tom Warzeka started the East Providence team back in 1997. "There was no East Providence team at this level," said Warzeka who has often served as a manager for the team.

"This league provides a competitive venue for older guys who love baseball to keep playing. They're not going to the pros but this is pretty good baseball," Warzeka said.

On this night about 30 fans were watching the game. Pitching for the EP Marlins this game was Steve Leonardo of North Providence. Leonardo played and graduated from North Providence High School in 2007 and played for URI for one year. "It keeps me active, I love baseball and want to play this game until I can't play it anymore," said Leonardo. "I play some softball too but it's just not the same. I love to pitch and this league gives me the opportunity to compete," added Leonardo who is 25.

These players are either in college or have regular day jobs.

Some work in restaurants, stores, teach school or work in an array of regular jobs. On any given night a team doesn't know who is available to make game time.

East Providence High School Head Coach Bobby Rodericks also plays for the Marlins. Rodericks at 34 is the team's regular catcher and serves as a team manager and this year, the team

Marlins Bobby Rodericks on First Base.

Marlins Skyluar Neal General Manager. Rodericks began this hot summer day conducting the Townie Baseball Camp which kept him at Pierce Stadium with 5 year olds through high schoolers from about 8 am until 2 pm. "Well I left the field for a couple of hours and came right back to play in our game for 7 pm," said Rodericks. "I joined this team in 1999 and have played since then." Rodericks played for EPHS graduating in 1998. He next played for Rhode Island College and now teaches physical education/health at Martin Middle School.

"It's baseball and its' still a good game. We compete at a high level and it is very competitive. I'm not ready for softball yet," he said defiantly. At age 34 Rodericks is a catcher, a grueling position at any level but especially competitive hardball. He has made 175 consecutive starts at catcher. "Many former Townies are now playing for us and that makes it special to see that. I enjoy now playing alongside some of my former players," said the Townie coach. In 16 games so far, Rodericks is batting .327 and is tied for the team lead with 5 stolen bases. He led the league in hitting in 2010 and 2011.

One of those Ep players is recent EP graduate Colin Costa.

Costa just finished his first year playing ball for RIC. "It's great playing with Coach Rodericks now. I've played at Pierce field ever since I can remember. I want to keep playing baseball as far as I can go," said Costa. "My dream is to play four years in college and who knows how far I can go," Costa said.

Skyluar Neal, now 26, played for Western Oklahoma State College Baseball, winning the National 2011 Junior College World Series and were the 2012 runners-up. "This is the closest I can get to competing at a pro level," said Neal. "It's fun and we are serious at the same time. I feel like it's Little League but grown up," Neal laughs. Neal also instructs in the Townie Baseball Camp. "I have children now, so I have to slow down a bit," said Neal.

Ben Duarte enjoys the league. "It's a good mix of older guys and many college players. We are represented by several New England area colleges and more local players are joining the team," said Duarte. "I enjoy this a lot, have fun and still get serious about

August 2015 The Reporter baseball. I like working with some of the kids," said Duarte.

Other Marlin players from East Providence through the years have included Chris Zollo, Alex Hurley, Nick Karalekas, Colin Costa, Joe Carnevale, Scott Melo, CJ Woods, Keith Grant, Jasiah Hatch, Justin Rocha, Ryan McKinnon, Alan and Dwayne Correia, Jay Oldham, Dan Furtado, Ben Johnston and the late Matt Wall. Alan Correira is the Marlins all-time hits leader with Rodericks closing in on that mark.

On the night we visited, the Marlins lost the game but they are fighting for 2nd place. The top 8 teams will make a playoff post-season. The Marlins have won the title twice and hope to do it again. We'll post their playoff schedule at reportertoday.com.

And so these boys of summer are fighting back older age. The hair is thinning and graying and the pains last a little longer - but they love baseball and they still play a pretty entertaining game of baseball. Best of all may be the price of admission for fans which is free. Grab some peanuts and come watch a baseball game.

There is little league action occurring at press time. Updates will be provided at reportertoday.com.

Friends of Townie Athletics Annual Golf Tournament

The Friends of Townie Athletics Organization is sponsoring its' annual Golf Tournament on Saturday, September 12th, 2015 at the Metacomet Country Club in East Providence, RI. Proceeds benefit the student/athletes of East Providence. The schedule is as follows: Registration is at 11:30 with lunch at 12 noon. There is a 1:00 shotgun start.

The fee is $150. per player for those who register early and $160. for late registrants. Fees include 18 holes of golf, one riding cart, lunch, dinner and all super tickets and rewards.

"It is our hope that this year's tournament will surpass the previous tournaments in raising money for the student athletes in East Providence," said tournament organizers. The event is the largest for the Friends of Townie Athletics booster group. The group raises over $18,000 per year for Townie athletics. Register by sending fee to: Friends of Townie Athletics Organization P.O Box 16521 East Providence, RI 02916

John Carnevale Inspired Projects Continue to Excite City

ects could not have been done without the "unbelievable help and support of our City staff." "A big thank you to the East Providence Highway Department for stepping up and making our city a better place for the youth! Let's keep pushing for unity and keep this city rocking," said Carnevale in his almost evangelical style. Indeed, long time observers of City goings-on cannot remember a recent time when city workers and administrators would work so well with volunteers. "Gone is much of the union angst and worker apathy of the past. We are all working together to make this a better city," said a union member with many years of service.

If that wasn't enough, the Carnevale movement has repaired much of the high school tennis court area. "More than 200 hours of hard volunteer work is what the wonderful people of East Providence just gave to their community! Recently our team embarked on a weeklong task of fixing 1500 linear feet of structural cracks on the EPHS Tennis Courts so that the students of East Providence could play on a safe athletic surface," said Carnevale. "Believe me when I say, this task was nothing even close to glorious work and really took a team of persistent people who wouldn't give up!

Some of these cracks were 2 inches wide by 6 inches deep and made this court unsafe and virtually unplayable! A 100% labor intensive and certainly a dirty task to repair them, the volunteers of this community stepped up and crushed the first phase of this project saving roughly $6000 dollars off the cost of this project!"

On and on he goes...

EPHS tennis courst BEFORE.

(He especially thanks City Workers in Highway and other Departments)

The juggernaut known as John Carnevale & friends continues to facelift East Providence as the Hull Street Playground area and the high school tennis courts are the latest recreation spots to receive some major work. In a refrain heard by local residents before, Carnevale described the refurbishing of Hull Street: "This community has waited so patiently for so long to see this beautiful playground be transformed for their youth! Now it is time to bring this entire community together and focus on one common goal; to bring back the love surrounding one of the best recreational facilities in Rhode Island! As promised and right on schedule, our team of volunteers, will give our entire hearts over the next few weeks to turn this local landmark into the absolute best in Rhode Island!" Carnevale indeed delivered as the Hull Street recreation area in the Whiteknact School area has been transformed. "The HULL STREET Basketball Restoration Project being completed ahead of schedule for our wonderful youth to enjoy this summer!!

Great job to all involved making this happen and having a sense of urgency to restore this great community!!!" In a discussion with The Reporter, Carnevale wanted to stress how many of these proj-

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URI 6 v 6 Goals for Rams Champions

EP AYSO U16 URI Goals for Rams Champions Local East Providence U16 Boys team finished first in URI Goals for Rams, July 25th 2015. The team comprised of players invited to the tournament by Coach Karl Hanranhan.

After round robin play, the team finished with 2 wins and a tie, to advance to the finals.

AYSO finished the game, with a 9 - 3 lead over South County Fire.

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From left to right (back row) - Asst. Coach Joe Pires, Tom Aguiar and Head Coach Luis Melo Left to right (middle row) - Sam Costa, Adam Aguiar, Elija Dacosta, Christopher Depina, Aiden Ottone, Ethan Goncalves, Nathan Pires Left to right (front row) - Brandon Faria, Jacob Camara, Brady Melo, Ethan Paiva, Kael Conaty, Spencer King , Kneeling - Nicholas Morrison The Falcons, from East Providence AYSO Region 715, were Finalists in the Rhode Island Youth Superliga L.L.C Spring 2015.

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SE Mass U16 Xtreme First in the Ocean State Waves Summer Slam

Shelby Mello of East Providence and Mia Iodice of Rehoboth play for SE Mass U16 Xtreme.

The first game of pool play Xtreme faced Rampage Silver winning 15-3. Mia Iodice of Rehoboth had a 2 run homerun in the 4th, a double and 2 RBIs. Shelby Mello of East Providence had 2 doubles and a single.

Xtreme moved on to SC Mayhem winning 11-1. Xtreme’s bats woke up in the 2nd with 9 runs. Mia Iodice had 1 hit and 3 RBIs. Shelby Mello had a hit and a double with 1 RBI. Mia Iodice pitched the first 3 innings striking out 6. Xtreme finished their pool play with CT Raiders winning 10-0. Once again the Xtrreme bats came alive in the 4th. In the 5th, 5 hits, 1 hit by Shelby Mello. Mia Iodice pitched 5 innings with 9 strike outs and allowing only 1 hit.

With Xtreme’s exceptional defensive skills, Xtreme was seed 3 out of 12 teams. On Sunday, Xtreme faced number 6 seed Lady Sting Gold winning 5-0. Mia Iodice had a hit and double. Mia Iodice pitched 7 innings with 7 strike outs and allowing only 2 hits.

This win allowed Xtreme to continue to the semi-finals facing Rampage White winning 8-0. Mia Iodice came in the 6th with 2 strike outs. Xtreme’s bats were on fire in the second scoring 6 runs with Shelby Mello had 1 hit and 1 RBI. Mia Iodice had a double with 3 RBIs. Shelby Mello came in the 3rd to catch doing a nice job behind the plate.

Xtreme advanced to the finals playing SC Mayhem winning 14-5. Mia Iodice had 2 hits, 1 triple, a 2 run homerun in the 2nd and 3 RBIs. Shelby Mello had 2 hits and 1 RBIs.

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E.P. Players Win New England 14U Diamond AAU Baseball Title

Back row (l-r): Coach Jeff Pimental, Coach Bill Lockwood, Ryan Lockwood, Deyshawn Tengbeh, Nathan Pimentel, Robert Bird, Coach Steve McDonald, Manager Chris Kailher. Front row (l-r): Seth Watson, Matt Pimental, Joey Rego, Colby Paiva, Ben Kailher, Jonathan Iamarone, Nathan Pearce Rumford – The Blackstone Valley Spinners 14U Diamond team recently won the New England Amateur Athletic Union (NEAAU) 14U Diamond Championship by defeating the RI Eagles 3-0 at Glenlyon Field in Rumford.

The Spinners 11-man roster includes the following East Providence players: Ben Kailher, Colby Paiva, Matt Pimental, Nathan Pimentel, Joey Rego and Deyshawn Tengbeh.

The #6 seeded Spinners earned the title by beating the top 3 seeds in the tournament. The Spinners defeated the East Cobb

Expos (#3) 9-4 in pool play to advance to the NEAAU semi-finals.

In the semis the Spinners faced a strong Northeast Gators (#1) squad and battled to a 5-3 win.

In the Championship game the Spinners matched up against a fierce RI Eagles (#2) lineup. The Spinners jumped out to an early 1-0 lead and added two runs late, to solidify the 3-0 win. The game featured great pitching and solid defense, including a fifth inning bases-loaded, no out situation that the Spinners worked their way out of, with two strikeouts and a ground out.

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4 Ways To Bring Order To Another School Year (BPT) - It’s that time of year again; time for class projects and quizzes, field trips and friends, recesses and recitals. Yes it’s time for another school year and for parents, that can mean a little bit more stress as well. If the last school year left you feeling more like a survivor than a thriver, take heart. The following tips will help you get a handle on things from the get-go so you and your children can enjoy everything this year has to offer. * Make your morning routine a team effort. Everyone wins in the morning when you work together. Set a goal to leave by a certain time and make it a fun task by giving each of your kids a role. Younger kids can focus on brushing their teeth and getting dressed while older kids can be named team leaders and help their younger siblings get ready. When everyone works together, you’ll be amazed at what can be accomplished. And when you leave on time, don’t forget to celebrate. A little positive reinforcement will get everyone excited to be part of the team. * Create a lunch plan. Packing a lunch should be an easy task, not an obstacle. Try and get organized by developing a 5-day lunch planner. Map out what your kids - and even you - will eat for lunch each day. Include fruits, vegetables, breads, proteins and a fun treat like Entenmann’s Little Bites Party Cakes or Sara Lee Brownie Chocolate Chip Cakes. This allows you to provide a balanced meal, allow for portion control and put a smile on your child’s face when they open their lunchbox! Once the menu is planned, you can shop with your child in advance for any ingredients or supplies you’ll need and prevent that early morning scramble - and make it fun! * Pack the night before. Eliminate the risk of forgetting projects or homework by getting your children in the habit of packing their school bags the night before. This will give everyone the time they need to get everything in order and cut another task from the morning routine. * Quell afternoon hunger with a snack. The hectic nature of the morning can quickly return in the afternoon if you haven’t prepared a snack for your kids to enjoy as they do their homework. To help, Kathleen Robbins, head baker at Entenmann’s Little Bites and Sara Lee Snacks, has created two DIY homework helpers, the Little Bites Party Cakes Caterpillars and the Sara Lee Brownie Chocolate Chip Snack Kabobs, featuring Entenmann’s Little Bites Party Cakes and Sara Lee Snacks Brownie Chocolate Chip Cakes. These snacks will satisfy your kids during their homework sessions. You can find these fun and easy DIY recipes on the Sara Lee Snacks Facebook page, Little Bites Facebook Page and YouTube.

The start of another school year always adds a bit more hustle to your normal routine, but a little extra planning can help. By using the tips above and getting your kids onboard, you’ll be able to pass the first tests of this school year with ease.

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Riverside, RI 02915 Warren, RI 02885 To help make your child’s school year as successful as pos32 Years of Quality Service 401-433-4491 401-245-9755 sible - and to help you enjoy the ride, as well - here are five things you can do to create a strong partnership between your family and Fuji • Diamondback • Raleigh • Redline your child’s school: Car Racks • Bicycle Auto Racks * Open the lines of communication with your child’s teachers Quick Turn Around Time on Service e y Quality Service on All Brands & Models and adult friends. You’re not the only teacher in your child’s life any more. Now she has other adults who are there to help. Introduce yourself, give out your contact information and make it clear you’re happy these new teachers are a part of your child’s world. After all, you both already have something in common -- you like watching your child learn new things. Establish a positive relationship with these other adults right away and you’ll feel more comfortable coming to them when you need support. * Involve your child’s fan club. By the time your child is 3 or 4 years old, she will have many adults in her life who care about her, including grandparents, babysitters, and relatives. They are her loudest cheering section, so keep everyone in the loop about her triumphs and challenges as she enters that next grade level.

The American Sign Language Academy is * Let teachers know what makes your family tick. What’s the excited to offer the ASL Scholars Program free time passion in your household? Do you read books together, for high school students starting play music, or do you love to spend time outdoors playing games?

Share what your family likes to do with your child’s school. This will September 24, 2015. This is a year-long give teachers an inside look at what your child loves and make it college prep course. The course description easier to find ways to capture her imagination. is on our website: www.aslacademy.org * Share what makes your child special. If you’re the parent of multiple kids, then you know better than anyone that every child Registrations are now being accepted. is different - each has his or her own strengths and needs. As your child’s first teacher and parent, you’re the expert on everything To visit our school, contact us at 401-722-1022 to do with your kid. Take the time to listen to her thoughts and or by email mannyteach2011@yahoo.com concerns and make sure you pass along this information to your child’s school. It can help teachers know what to look for and how to lend a helping hand when your child needs it. * Take the time to find your team. As parents, you’re all on this roller coaster ride together, so don’t be afraid to introduce yourself and share some stories with your fellow passengers. Learning that other parents have the same concerns or issues 218 Willett Avenue, Riverside RI 02915 you do can make you feel better about your own situation.

These first school years are a big step, not only for your children, but for you as well. Make them amazing and don’t forget August 18th & 25th • 6-8pm • $20 to celebrate your child’s victories. They grow up fast, so enjoy the ride together. For more Dance, Games, Crafts & More tips and to find helpful programs, visit www.

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SUMMER DANCE EXTRAVAGANZA Wish Upon a Star Fantasy Spectacular

Coming Soon: Get Down with Super Heroes Hip Hop

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East Providence Public Libraries 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

August Teen Programs

(Programs are for ages 10 + unless otherwise noted.)

Programs @ Weaver

Get Funky at Rhythm Imaginarium Monday, August 3, 3-4pm.

Musician Rick Morin will conduct a hands-on musical workshop using buckets, cans, voices, hands, and percussion instruments!

No musical experience or registration required.

Community Service Opportunities Monday, August 17, 2-4pm

Earn community service credit for high school or confirmation.

We are also seeking volunteers for the Farmer’s Market on the Weaver Library lawn Thursdays, 4-7pm, through September 10th.

A three hour time commitment is required. Call 434-2453 for more information.

Programs @ Riverside

Compose a Tune with Sonic PI Tuesday, August 4, 3-4:30pm

Build a synthesizer and make digital music with Sonic PI synthesizer software and the Raspberry PI, a tiny credit card-sized single board computer. Presented by the RI Computer Museum.

Register @ 433-4877

Wii Games and Sundaes

Tuesday, August 11, 3-4pm

Celebrate the end of summer reading with games and treats.

Read Down Your Fines @ Weaver and Riverside

Youth 16 and under can reduce their overdue fines by reading in the library. Tell a librarian when you start reading. 30 minutes of reading = $1 waived.

August Activities For Children

Kids can earn prizes for any reading they do this summer!

Kids, report your summer reading at the library to earn prizes and FREE passes to museums and other local fun spots. Two lucky East Providence readers will each win four tickets to a Pawtucket Red Sox game and be entered to win a trip a trip for four to Walt Disney World.

All Hands Drumming (Drumming Circle) @Weaver (on the lawn) Thursday, August 6, 3:00-4:00

Tony Fonseca leads this interactive drum circle by playing a continuous series of heart-pounding beats as he interacts with participants who take a turn playing along.

Ronald McDonald’s “The Hero in You” @Weaver Thursday, August 13, 10:00

Magic, music, audience participation! Arrive early, space is limited.

Ice Cream Social @ Weaver (on the lawn) Thursday, August 20, 3:00-4:00

FREE ice cream cones for all ages, books for children (courtesy of Books Are Wings), and a roving BUBBLE MAN! Mr. Vinny Lovegrove (of Toe Jam Puppet Band) will create giant bubbles!

Storytime @Weaver

Thursdays, July 2 – August 6, 10:00-10:30am Ages 2-6 Storytimes include stories, songs, music & dancing.

Registration is not required.

Family Movie & Munchies @Riverside Wednesday, August 12, 11:00

The Iron Giant (1999, rated PG, 86 min.)

Craft For All Ages @Riverside Wednesdays, 11:00-12:00

August 5 – Draw your own Super Hero.

For more information, contact the location where the activity is being held, or the main Youth Services Department at 434-2453.

Weaver Library August Programs 2015 Weaver Library Farmers Market

Every Thursday in August, through September 10th 4-7pm

Fruits and vegetables, eggs, chicken, fresh fish, plants, veggie pates, oils & vinegars, honey, baked goods, and fresh lemonade, along with many other items! We accept SNAP/EBT and SFMNP senior coupons. Lots of live music in August with an all ages Ice Cream and Book Social starting at 3pm on August 20th! See www. eastprovidencelibrary.org for the complete schedule of music and family programs!

2015 Adult Summer Reading Program One Book, One City

What are you reading this summer? What if all of East Providence read the same book?

Join us for programs and conversation related to Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee.

Tuesday, August 4, 2015 6:30pm

Conversation with Trinity Repertory Company's Curt Columbus and pie reception

Tuesday, August 11, 2015 11am

Interactive joint book discussion via Skype of Go Set a Watchman with Mountain Brook Library, Alabama: A Celebration of Readers: North and South

Tuesday, August 18, 2015 7pm

Book Discussion: Go Set a Watchman

Monday Afternoon at the Movies Monday, August 24, 2015 3pm

Free screening of The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2015; PG; 122min.)

Monday, August 31, 2015 3pm

Free screening of Woman in Gold (2015; PG-13; 109 min.)

Weaver Library programs are free and open to all. Questions?

Call 434-2453.

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Dave Says *Dave Ramsey is America’s trusted voice on money and business. He has authored five New York Times bestselling books: Financial Peace, More Than Enough, The Total Money Makeover, EntreLeadership and Smart Money Smart Kids. The Dave Ramsey Show is heard by more than 8.5 million listeners each week on more than 550 radio stations. Follow Dave on Twitter at @DaveRamsey and on the web at daveramsey.com.

Your Wake-Up Call

Dear Dave, My husband and I are both 50, and we make about $50,000 a year. We have a little bit of debt, and recently my mother-in-law moved in with us due to health issues. We’ve always gotten by, but now we’re struggling with the additional expense of having her with us. We love her, but we’re unsure what to do financially. Do you have any suggestions?

Jen Dear Jen, Anytime things get tight and something like that happens, it’s your wake-up call. It’s the phone ringing, so I’m going to tell you to pick up the phone. It’s telling you that you’ve been kind of sloppy and disorganized with your finances in the past, but you’ve made just enough money to get away with it.

Her moving in tightened things up, and that’s understandable to a point. But it has shone a spotlight on the fact that you’re going to have to start doing a written plan and behaving. Chances are you’re going to have to cut back on some stuff, because you’ve chosen to take care of her. This is an honorable choice and a wonderful thing you’re doing, by the way.

With this added responsibility you’ve taken on — and many Americans are facing the same thing — you’re going to find yourselves on one end of the Sandwich Generation. They’re sandwiched between taking care of their parents and taking care of their grown kids. And the way you handle it is with a written budget.

The good news is that with a detailed plan, you can analyze whether you need extra income, if you need to cut some expenses or both. You’ve got to create a little margin to have a clear picture of your future. If you just wander along without a plan, you’re going to make a mess out of this, and it’s going to get bad fast.

—Dave

What Percentage?

Dear Dave, What percentage of your total net worth should your personal residence be during retirement?

Sue Dear Sue, Honestly, I don’t have a set percentage for this kind of thing. The larger your net worth, the smaller the percentage would be. Let’s say you’re worth $5 million. In this scenario, you wouldn’t want to have 50 percent in your home. But if you’re worth $150,000, you’re probably going to have more than 50 percent in your home.

So, the smaller your net worth is, the larger the percentage your home will likely be. That’s very reasonable, and it’s one way you can look at. If you’re in the million-dollar range of net worth, I don’t think I’d want to have half or more of it in my house.

But I think you see how I’m looking at that. You want to try and have as small a portion as possible, but you also have to have a home that’s suitable for your needs.

—Dave

The Rebate Explanation

Dear Dave, How do cash-back rebates work on electronics and other items?

Dan Dear Dan, I like this question. Most consumers don’t think about how the process works. They only care that it’s benefitting them from a financial standpoint.

Let’s say you buy an item for $1,000, and you get a cash rebate for $100. Basically, you just paid $900 for that item, right? So, what the companies are trying to do is incentivize certain retailers to buy a particular product or amount of that product, yet sort of protect the sticker price in the minds of the consumers. To me, it’s really a little ridiculous. Why not simply take off the money, and price it at $900?

That keeps retailers from jerking around with the margins. It purifies the process a little bit, but it adds to the hassle.

Good question, Dan! —Dave

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East Providence Senior Center News August Features

Tuesday, August 4th Wellness Screenings 9:00am Wednesday, August 5th Clinical Lab 8:30am Stroke Club 1:30pm Thursday, August 6th SNAP Ed 11:00am Friday, August 7th Blood Pressures 10:30am Monday, August 10th CLOSED FOR VJ DAY Tuesday, August 11th Diabetes Ed 9:30am Wednesday, August 12th Blood Pressures 10:30am Monday, August 17th Caregivers Support 10:30am Tuesday, August 18th Diabetes Ed 9:30am Thursday, August 20th Retired Teachers 10:00am Blood Pressures 10:30am AARP Board Meeting 1:00pm Red Hatters 1:30pm Tuesday, August 25th Diabetes Ed 9:30am Blood Pressures 10:30am Wednesday, August 26th RSVP 1:00pm Thursday, August 27th Podiatrist 8:00am Diabetes Support 1:00pm Monday, August 31st Computer Assistance 2:00pm

Health Programs

Diabetes Outpatient Education Classes

“Living Well with Diabetes Class” - Nurse Mary Jane will be conducting two different Diabetes Ed classes in September & October.

Location: Atria Bay Spring, Barrington

Mondays 1:30 – 3:30 pm Sept. 14th, 21st, 28th, and Oct. 5th

Location: East Providence Senior Center

Mondays 9:30 – 11:30 am Sept. 28th, Oct. 5th, 19th, and 26th Your Health Insurance will cover one complete 4 day 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!

Please contact the center’s health office at 435-7800, Ext. 7 with any questions and to register. Class size is limited. Preregistration is required.

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General Practice of Law Including: • Wills and Trusts • Real Estate • Personal Injury • Business & Commercial

Call (508)336-6440 309 Taunton Ave, Seekonk MA 02771 Licensed to practice in Massachusetts & Rhode Island

610 Waterman Avenue, East Providence, RI 02914 Phone 435-7800 Dining Room Ext. 2 Fax 435-7803

The mission of the East Providence Senior Center is to assist, inform and enrich the lives of all persons 55 years of age and older or disabled persons in the East Providence area.

Blood Pressure Clinics 10:30—11:30am

Orchard View Manor Fri, Aug. 7th Waterview Villa Wed, Aug. 12th Evergreen House Thurs, Aug. 20th Hattie Ide Chaffee Tues, Aug. 25th

Dieticians

Ann Marie Sabula and Mary Proietta, Registered Dieticians are available for appointments in the health office. They will counsel you in private about your personal nutritional 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. 1

Meditation for You Fridays @ 11 am

Have you ever thought you would like to learn to meditate?

Would you like more information on the health benefits of meditation? Ann Marie Sabula RD and Ellen Frazier lead a weekly meditation group at the senior center on Friday mornings @ 11 am. This program is free and open to all members.

Women and Infants Hospital Health Screenings Tuesday, Aug. 4th 9-11:30am

Family Van Program is a community outreach program dedicated to preventative health screenings and health education. The screenings will consist of total cholesterol, blood sugar, and blood pressures. The free screenings are completely confidential and held in the Health Office.

Clinical Lab

Wednesday, Aug. 5th @ 8:30am

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.

East Side Clinical Laboratory is a full service laboratory with state of the art equipment, information systems and a variety of reporting options. Testing is completed in the most expeditious time frame possible and results delivered to our clients in an efficient and timely manner. East Side Clinical Laboratory's mission is to maintain the highest standards of quality while providing our clients with unsurpassed personalized service.

Podiatrist

Thursday, Aug. 27th @ 8am.

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: 228-7887 and speak with Diane.

Dr. Reuter accepts most health major insurance plans.

Therapeutic Touch Thursdays 9:30am

Therapeutic Touch is a form of energy healing which is based on re-balancing the energy fields that are surrounding the body.

T.T. treatments often relieves conditions of stress, anxiety as well as acute or chronic pain. Therapeutic Touch treatment will be provided

by Eleanor Leighton, R.N. Eleanor will be available to see clients on Thursday mornings.

The cost is $3.00 for 15 minutes. The first session is complimentary.

For more information and to schedule an appointment please call Eleanor at 401-433-1392

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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 $3 Mondays, 10:30am Wednesdays, 7:00am Thursdays, 7:30am

Ballroom Dancing

Mondays 2:00pm $3

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

Tuesdays 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.

Chair Exercise

Wed & Fri 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.

Walkers

Mondays & Wednesdays at 9:00 am

This group walks on a measured onehalf mile track on the center campus. Walk with a friend at your own pace, just get out and participate in this low-impact, enjoyable and very good exercise.

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.

Membership: $15 Res - $20 Non-Res Fitness Room: $40 Single Res - $45 Non-Res $70 Couple Res - $80 Couple Non-Res

Fitness Consultant

Fridays 10:30-11:30am

Mike Maciel will be giving health/wellness tips, and safe exercise techniques.

Mike, a life-long resident of East Providence, has fourteen years of experience in the

physical therapy field as a (PTA) Physical Therapy Assistant. Currently, he serves as the Outpatient Coordinator for Evergreen Nursing & Rehabilitation in East Providence.

Daily Programs

Computer Games ~ Billiards ~ Cards Nutritional Lunch ~ Bocce ball ~ Walking Track Morning & Afternoon Coffee/Pastry

Leisure Programs

Bingo Tuesday 1:25pm Scrabble Wed & Fri 9:30am Meditation Class Friday 11:00am Library Daily 8-4pm Computer Games Daily Lower level Billiards Daily Lower level

Weekly/Monthly Programs Monday

9:00am Walking Club 9:00am Intermediate Yoga 10:30am Beginners Yoga 10:30am Caregivers Support (4th Mon) 1:00pm Pokeno 2:00pm Ballroom Dancing

Tuesday

9:30am Aerobics Exercise 9:30am Watercolor Class 11:00am Tai Chi 12:30pm Watercolor Class 1:25pm BINGO

Wednesday

7:00am Beginners Yoga 8:30am East Side Lab(1st Wed) 9:00am Intermediate Yoga 9:00am Scrabble 10:45am Chair exercise 1:00am Cribbage 1:30pm Stroke Club(1st Wed)

Thursday

9:30am Aerobics Exercise 12:45pm Bridge 1:00pm Craft Class 1:00pm Diabetes Support(4th Thurs)

Friday

9:00am Billiards League 9:00am Scrabble 10:45am Chair exercise 11:00am Meditation Class 12:45pm In-Sight Support(3rd Fri) 1:20pm Hi Lo Jack League

Daily

Lunch Noon Library 8am—4pm Coffee Hour 2:15pm Fitness Center 8am—4pm

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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Support Groups Diabetes Support 1:00pm - 2:00pm

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 third 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.

Mediation

Fridays 11am

Have you ever thought you would like to learn to meditate? Would you like more information on the health benefits of meditation? Ann Marie Sabula RD and Ellen Frazier lead a weekly meditation group at the senior center on Friday mornings @ 11 am. This program is free and open to all members.

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 435-7800 Ext. 3. Other resources available are Living Will documents, Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare and more.

Computer/iPad Assistance

Monday, August 31st 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.

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 Chil-

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dren's Hospital and cancer pillows for Women & Infants Hospital.

Other “make and take” crafts will be taught.

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.

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.

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Card Games

Bridge Thursday 1:00pm Cribbage Tuesday 1:00pm Hi Lo Jack League Friday 1:20pm

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

Book/CD Sale

All books, puzzles and CD’s are donated by members and the community at large. Proceeds are used to purchase new books for our library. All books and puzzles are 25 cents each.

CD’s are $1.00, 6 for $5.00.

Senior Center Travel

Aug. 12, Salem, Gloucester and Rockport

$74.00 to include: the Peabody Essex Maritime Museum, Luncheon at the Gloucester House Restaurant, choice of Baked Scrod or Baked Chicken, Strawberry Shortcake, visit to Rockport, and Fox Motor Coach.

Sept. 14-17, Wildwood NJ

$360.00 to include: 3 Nights’ Accommodations, 3 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners, a Show at Performing Arts Center, Cocktail Party & Entertainment, Gala Evening w/Dinner, Dancing & Prizes, a Day in Atlantic City, 50’s Themed Cool Scoops Ice Cream Social and Fox Motor Coach.

Nov. 30 – Dec. 2, Indian Head Resort

$289.00 to include: 2 Nights’ Accommodations, Luncheon, Dinner, Welcome Cocktail Reception, Breakfast, Entertainment Dancing and a Show, Fox Motor Coach.

Smart Driving Course

Monday, September 14th 11:30am

Waterview Villa Rehabilitation and Health Care Center is a 132 bed facility that offers the following: • Physical • Occupational • Speech Therapies • IV Therapies • Enteral Nutrition and Hydration • Wound/Post Surgical Care • Tracheostomy Care • Ostomy Care • Cox TV and Wi-Fi Services • Telephone Services Central Air Conditioning • Private Bathroom in all Resident Rooms

Come and tour our beautiful facility.

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AARP introduces a new "Smart Driver Program". Formerly, "AARP Driver Safety", the new curriculum contains the latest research & industry insights and exciting new topics. The new workbook contents are participant friendly and easy to follow. The associated program video has been re-formatted and includes interviews with experts.The program fees are $15.00 for AARP members and $20.00 for non-members. NO TESTS! Tony Ballirano, Deputy State Coordinator, will be conducting this program which is open to all. If an insurance discount is one of your objectives, please inquire with your automobile insurer to determine if you qualify for a discount for completing this program. Please bring a lunch or snack especially if you have a medical condition. To register, please sign up in the Administration Office or call 435-7800 Ext. 3.

RI Division of Motor Vehicles: State Photo ID Cards for Seniors

At the Cranston office of the RI Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV), seniors who need a state photo identification card can go to the Blue Return Ticket Line to receive an express ticket. If the customer does not get in that line but ends up in the normal line, the clerks have been instructed to give the elderly customer an express ticket. In the branches, the customer can take a Blue Return Ticket number from the self-serve ticket machines

Don’t be a victim!

And if you think you have been REPORT IT! REMEMBER: You should never give out personal information to someone who calls.The Government will not and does not call for this or any other personal information.

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East Providence AARP Local Chapter #1302

The East Providence AARP Local Chapter #1302 thanks everyone for their support at the Annual Wendy's Fundraiser. There will be no monthly meeting for the month of August. The next monthly meeting will take place on Thursday, September 3. There will be a board meeting on Thursday, August 20 at 1:30 pm at the East Providence Senior Center. Please reach out to Ken Gagner with any questions at (401) 401-437-2289.

Local Blood Drive Listing August 2015

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Drive Date: 8/7/2015 - 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Location: Dunkin’ Donuts, Bloodmobile Address: 3348 Pawtucket Avenue, East Providence, RI 02915 Drive Date: 8/10/2015 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Location: Riverside Nutrition, Bloodmobile Address: 15 Forbes Street, East Providence, RI 02914 Drive Date: 8/17/2015 - 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm Location: Linn Healthcare Center, Linn Health Care Dining Room Address: 30 Alexander Avenue, East Providence, RI 02914

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Just a Pinch Recipe Column

By Janet Tharpe

Light and Flavorful Pineapple Cranberry Zucchini Bread

Wondering what to make with zucchini, that's not another fritter? Try baking a couple of loaves of Diane M.'s moist Pineapple Cranberry Zucchini Bread. Your family will fall in love with this recipe. I added the optional coconut and would highly recommend you do too!

See step-by-step photos of Diane's recipe plus thousands more from home cooks nationwide at: www.justapinch.com/zucchinibread You'll also find a meal planner, coupons and chances to win!

Enjoy and remember, use "just a pinch"...

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What You Need

3 eggs 2 c shredded zucchini 1 c vegetable oil (can use 1/2 coconut oil melted & 1/2 veg. oil) 1 can crushed pineapple, 8 oz, drained 2 tsp vanilla extract 3 c flour 1 3/4 c sugar 2 tsp baking soda 1 1/2 tsp cinnamon 1 tsp salt 1/2 tsp baking powder 1 c chopped nuts (macadamia or pecan) 1/2 c dried cranberries 1/2 c coconut (opt)

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Directions

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

In a large bowl, combine eggs, zucchini, oil, pineapple and vanilla extract.

In a separate bowl combine the dry ingredients.

Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients.

Fold in nuts, cranberries and coconut (if desired).

Pour into 2 greased 8x4" loaf pans or 3 small loaf pans.

Bake larger pans for approx. 50-55 mins and smaller pans for 35-40 mins or until golden brown and inserted toothpick comes out clean.

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What You Need

1 9-inch pie shell 5 large tomatoes, peeled and sliced 4 slices bacon, cooked and chopped 1 sweet onion, sliced or chopped 1 tsp salt 1/2 tsp pepper 2 tbsp milk 1/2 c mayonnaise 1 1/2 c sharp cheddar cheese, shredded 1/4 c butter crackers, crushed 2 tsp butter, melted 2 scallions, sliced

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2 lemons, very ripe 1 orange 2 tbsp soy sauce 1/4 c cornstarch 2 chicken bullions 3 c water 2 tbsp curry powder 1 pinch salt

What You Need

1/4 c sugar 1 egg, well-beaten 1 lb chicken tenderloins (frozen) 3 carrots (shredded)

Directions

Directions

• Squeeze the juice from the lemons and orange into Crock Pot. Get rid of any seeds.

• Add the well-beaten egg, soy sauce, curry powder, bullion, sugar and salt.

• Combine cornstarch and water; add to above mixture.

• Add the frozen chicken.

• Shred carrots directly into the Crock Pot. • Set on high for 3 hours.

• Serving Suggestions: Rice, noodles or shredded cabbage pan fried with butter.

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Prick pie shell with fork and bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes.

Fry bacon; cook until tender. Drain, set aside.

Peel and slice tomatoes to fill bottom of pie shell.

Sprinkle with chopped onion, salt and pepper.

Layer more tomatoes, salt and pepper (again).

Mix mayo, bacon, cheese and milk.

Spoon on top and pat down to cover tomatoes.

Mix butter crackers with 2 tsp melted butter. Sprinkle over tomatoes. Sprinkle scallions on top.

Bake 350 degrees for 30 minutes. www.justapinch.com/tomatopie ©2011 Just A Pinch Recipe Club.

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IN MEMORIAM Patrick E. Langton, 57, of East Providence passed away Friday, June 26, 2015.

William, T. Whalen, 78, formerly of Riverside, died unexpectedly on June 28, 2015.

Mildred C. Samways, 97, of East Bay Manor died on Saturday, June 27th.

Howard D. Prendergast, 86, of Wilson Avenue, Rumford, died on June 28, 2015.

Maryanne Alden, 60, of North Street, Riverside, died peacefully on June 29, 2015 surrounded by her loving family.

Robert Lynch 91, died peacefully at Scallop Shell Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in South Kingstown on Saturday, June 27th after a brief residence in the facility.

Debra Fain, 59, passed away suddenly on June 29th.

Robert A. Sabourin, died June 30, 2015.

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Devillo Wayne Lougheed, 94, of Redland Avenue, Rumford passed away Friday July 3, 2015 at the Tockwotton Home.

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Edmundo Dias Mateus, age 92, of Rice Avenue, died July 3, 2015 at home with his loving family by his side.

Lois Jane Estrella, age 82, formerly of Seekonk, died July 3, 2015 at Orchard View Manor.

Maria Rosa Paulo, age 90, of Wilmarth Ave., died July 4, 2015 at home with her loving family by her side.

Katherine, L. (Leonard) Thacker, 85, formerly of Riverside, died peacefully on July 5, 2015.

Katherine "Kitty" (Amodei) Testa, 84, passed away on July 7, 2015.

Anthony F. "Sonny" Ribeiro,age 87, died July 8, 2015 with his beloved family by his side.

Walter, L. Newman, 85, formerly of Lindy Avenue, Riverside, died peacefully on July 8, 2015 surrounded by his loving family.

Yolanda Caruso, 93, of Plymouth Road, died peacefully on July 11, 2015 surrounded by her loving family at the Philip Hulitar Inpatient Center, Providence.

Enrico Curti, 58, of Merrill St., East Providence, died unexpectedly Tuesday, July 14, 2015 at RI Hospital after collapsing while captaining his boat "Mariah" on Narragansett Bay. Dante Avanzo, Jr. 67, of East Providence passed away July 16, 2015.

Manuel, V. "Buzzy" Fontes, 39, of Fenner Avenue, Riverside, died unexpectedly on July 16, 2015.

Ana V. Peixoto, 88, of Mauran Avenue, passed away on Friday July 17, 2015 at the Elmhurst Extended Care Facility.

Robert K. Madden, 90, of Riverside, Formerly of Barrington died peacefully at home on Friday July 17th.

Manuel C. Avelar, age 80, of Eighth St., died July 18, 2015 at home. He was the husband of Maria Jose (Arruda) Avelar.

Ruthina C. Hazard, 67, of Williams Avenue passed away on Sunday, July 19,2015 at her home.

Rose Patton, of Greenwich Avenue East Providence, valiantly succumbed to pancreatic cancer at her home with her family by her side on July 20, 2015.

Cecelia E. Dourado, 85, of Irving Avenue passed away on Tuesday, July 21, 2015 at her home.

David Michael Testa, 68, of Wareham, MA formerly of Richmond, RI, passed away Tuesday July 21, at the Orchard View Manor Nursing Home in East Providence, RI after a long illness.

Emily E. Correia 89, formerly of Carousel Drive, passed away Wednesday July 22, 2015.

Edward "Ed" Burkhardt, age 57, of East Providence, RI passed away the morning of Wednesday, July 22nd.

Maria R Calouro-Ciliberto 89, of Arlington Street, passed away on Thursday, July 23, 2015 at Miriam Hospital.

John Ragano, Jr. 88, a resident of Ocala, FL, formerly of Laura St., East Providence, died July 25, 2015 in Ocala.

Robert F. Wertz 90, of Greenville, formerly of Riverside died Saturday, July 25th.

Joseph R. Mello, 69, of Forbes Street, Riverside passed away on Sunday, July 26, 2015 at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Vivian F. (Pimental) Sweeney, 80, of the Taunton Plaza Apartments, formerly of Vincent Ave., East Providence, and of Willett Ave., Riverside, died peacefully surrounded by her family Tuesday morning, July 28, 2015 at the Waterview Villa.

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WANTED

Wheelchair or motorized scooter needed: Please donate. Call Debbie at 401-6323602. (e815) WANTED: Civil War, WW1, WW2, Anything to do with military; helmets, knives, uniforms, guns, HAVE (license), anything related to wartime, will pay cash for items, ask for Charles, 508-230-6444; call anytime thanks. (e416)

REAL ESTATE

Rumford: 2 Family, antique home built in 1792, the Richard Walker House. Newly sided clapboard and cedar shingles. Wide pine floors, working fireplaces in both units, 2 bedrooms/1bath in each unit, eat in kitchens, newer stoves, fridge and microwaves, front foyer. Tiled baths, ceiling fans, washer dryer in the basement (not coin-op), and more. Great rental history, $1095 for the upstairs unit and $1050 for the 1st floor. Call 401-383-0999.

Beautiful Dutch Colonial Home in Riverside. 3/4 bedroom home. Across the street from the East Providence Bike Path with seasonal water views of the historic Pomham Lighthouse and bay. Home has ceiling fans, beautiful hardwood floors, original moldings, formal dining room, newly remodeled eat in kitchen with breakfast nook, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, garbage disposal, side by side fridge with ice and water in the door, range with built in micro-wave and much more. Call 401-383-0999.

Riverside: Two family with great rental history for sale. The home looks like a single family, sits on a corner and each until has a complete separate entrance. Live in one and rent out the other! Each unit has 1 bedroom and an office, eat in kitchen with newer appliances, tiled bath, ceiling fans, dining room and living room. Laundry in basement. Downstairs unit has a screened porch. Private yard, off street parking for two cars, 2 blocks to waterfront, park, town center and bus line. Close to Barrington, Providence and major highways. Utilities are split between units so tenants pay their own heat and electric. New energy efficient gas furnace installed for downstairs unit with hot

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FOR RENT

FOR RENT/LEASE: Dighton/Rehoboth line. Great Commercial pad site on busy Rte. 44, has town water and is near intersection.

Could be the perfect place for your business in this up and coming area. ALSO inside space available as well. Unique place for Doctors, Lawyers, Insurance Co., Massage Therapy, etc. For information call Allan at 774-218-1959. (e815) East Prov/Rumford 2 bdrms., Hardwood floors, private patio, washer/dryer, heat/ hot water included in rent $850/mo. Close to school. Beautiful area with large yard.

Contact Laurie at (508)679-9811 or email laurie.mullen@comcast.net. (e815)

FOR SALE

For Sale: 24” General Electric apartment size stackable washer and dryer ( all paperwork included) Only a 1 and ½ old .

Paid $1,200.00 asking $600.00. Moving in August, If interested call Cindy 508-9721701. (e815)

CHILD CARE

Licensed Daycare has before and after school openings for the 2015-2016 school year. Located close to Palmer River and Beckwith Schools. Homework can be done prior to play time if requested by parent. Call Stacy for more information at 508-252-3431.

License #5F040

GENERAL SERVICES

HOUSE CLEANING: Mature, honest, dependable woman. Experienced, excellent references, reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call 508-226-0928. (e815) We can help you de-clutter your environment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A2z cleanout services.

Estates, attics, basements, garages, yards, storage units, offices, and more. Professional service at reasonable rates. Over 15 years experience. Free estimates. Call or text tim @ 508-369-9067. (E815) House Cleaning: I have an excellent work history and very happy clients. I am honest and dependable and very thorough.

My fee ranges from $15.00 to 25.00 an hour and I am available weekly or bi-weekly

depending on your needs. Call Dianne @ (401) 441-7268. References are available upon request! (e815) PIT WOOD/ FIREWOOD for sale; Trash Removal Top to Bottom Inside, Outside; Clean Up Clean Out; Demo,Disposal, Shed, Deck, Attic, Garage, Bsmt, Junk Cars, Firewood, Pit Wood, Storm Damage, Tree Work, Free Estimates, No Job Too Big or Small.

Call Mike 508-761-8078. (815) PEST CONTROL: We are Pest Pro, A family owned and operated pest control service with over 25 years of experience to put to work for you. Call us today "We'll Fix Whats Bugging You" 401-499-4416 or PestProRI@Gmail.com or www.PestProRI. com. (e815) PARTY RENTAL SERVICES: Moonwalks for sale; or rent for $125 per weekend. 20x30 Tent package includes tables & chairs $350.

20x20 tent package includes tables & chairs $250. Set up Included. Call early for Reservation. Dan 401-255-1072. (e915) BIG BLUE REMOVAL SERVICE: Attic, Cellar, Total House; We take everything!

Furniture, Brush, Appliances, Yard Waste, Construction Debris, Trash…Demolition of Fences, Sheds, Decks, Pools. Let us do the work. Free Estimates. Call Tony 508-2261295; www.BigBlueRemoval.com. (rfBB) THE ESTATE GUYS: Buying contents of houses, barns, farms garages, cellars, attics, industrial buildings. Cash paid no need for timely yard sales. Call Tom or Anthony 774-331-2681 (rfBB) PIANO LESSONS: Taught in my home, both classical and popular to persons of all ages. Anita Russo, 8 Terrybrooke Road, Rehoboth 508-252-4208. (e216)

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AUGUST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Appliance Repairs

CJS / Statewide Appliance Repair

57

Handyman

Just In Time Handyman Service

14

Attorney

Cutcliffe, Galvin & Archetto

60

Heating Service

Larry’s Heating & A.C.

57

Attorney

Donald E. MacManus, Attorney

54

Home Improvements

Mark Koussa Carpentry

29

Attorney

James A. Briden, Attorney at Law

8

Hypno Therapy

Thought Alchemy

34

Auto Body

Tri Star Autobody, Inc.

4

Landscape Service

Jacole B Landscaping

53

Auto Repairs

Somerset Chrysler Jeep

39

Landscape Service

Superior Lawn Care

42

Auto Repairs

Somerset Subaru - Max Motors, Inc 21

Laundromat

Bullocks Point Laundromat

14

Bakery

Crugnale Bakery

20

Luggage Outlet

Travelpro Luggage Outlet

10

Bank

Coastway Community Bank

32

Nursing Homes

Waterview Villa

56

Bike Shop

Your Bike Shop

51

Orthodontics

Romani Orthodontics

8

Building Contractor

A.J. Adams Bldg & Remodeling Co. 22

Painting Contractor

Gagne Painting Company

34

Chamber of Commerce East Providence Chamber

28

Parks

Crescent Park Carousel

23

Child Care

Briarwood Child Academy

50

Pest Control Services

Guardian Pest Control

48

Child Care

Village Green Preschool

50

Pest Control Services

Lincoln Pest Control

25

Chimney Services

Kenny’s Masonry and Chimney

47

Podiatry

Brian J. Albano, D.P.M.

7

Cleaning Service

Christine’s Cleaning

53

Powerwashing

East Bay Pressure Wash Co LLC

14

Collectibles

Wexler’s Collectibles

19

Private School

Dayspring Christian Academy

49

Country Club

Hillside Country Club

2

Private School

The American Sign Language

51

Credit Union

Community & Teachers Credit Union 17

Real Estate

Maria Correia, Realtor

17

Credit Union

Navigant Credit Union

25

Real Estate

Mateus Realty

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Credit Union

NCU Financial

11

Real Estate

ReMax Rivers Edge

32

Dance Studio

Bayside School of Dance

49

Real Estate

The Tirrell Team

9

Dance Studio

Twinkle Toes Dance Studio

51

Real Estate

Vicki Doran - Coldwell Banker

20

Dentist

Eager Family Dentistry

64

Remodeling

Batty Construction

43

Dentist

Lisa Daft DMD & Associates, PC

24

Remodeling

Home Pro Remodeling

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Dentist

Romani Orthodontics

8

Restaurant

La Collina

58

Dentist

Smith Family Dental Associates

16

Restaurant-Pizza

Ronzio Pizza

59

Disc Jockey

Big Bill Entertainment

29

Roofing Contractor

Tabeleys Roofing

19

Driveways & Masonry

DeJesus Driveways

26

School

East Providence Career & Techl Ctr 6

Fence-Sales/Serv.

Foxx Fence

22

Screen Replacement

Blackstone Valley Window & Door

52

Food/Party Store

Thomsen Foodservice

17

Self Storage

Lionel Mini Storage, Inc.

12

Fuel - Oil

Al’s Quality Oil Co.

46

Spa

Cristallo Spa at Hillside CC

18

Fuel - Propane

Dupuis Oil

16

Stone Masonry

Quarry Brothers, Inc.

39

Golf

Rehoboth Country Club, Inc.

30

Stove Shop

Fireplace Showcase

15

Hair / Nails

Perfect Nails & Facials

34

Trash/Junk Removal

Big Blue Removal Service

6

Hair Salon

Evolution Hair Designs

10

Tree Service

Advanced Tree

30

Hair Salon

Shear Image Salon

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EAST PROVIDENCE - Kent Heights!!

3 Br, 1 1/2 bath R/Ranch, LR/FP, FR, bath w/ jacuzzi tub, vinyl siding, replacement windows, freshly painted new carpeting, granite kitch, light fixtures, garage drs, dwy & deck. Gas heat/HW, upgraded elec. $269,900

EAST PROVIDENCE - Rumford line!!

Well kept 3/4 Br, 2 bath dormered Cape on dead end street. Young roof, siding, replacement windows, gas boiler/G. hw tank, central air, upgraded electric, heated breezeway, Hwds, garage, 7000+sf lot. $219,900

EAST PROVIDENCE - Centrally located!! Clean 3 Br, 2 bath Cottage, dining, partially finished basement, upgraded electric, vinyl siding, replacement windows, garages, minutes from Downtown Providence/ East Side. $159,900

east providence - Seekonk Line!! 2 Family, 2 Brs each, Prch, partially finished basement, modern kitchens, new gas boilers, HW tanks, siding, replacement windows, upgraded electric; separate utilities, garages, barn; 12000+ sf lot on dead end. $159,900

EAST PROVIDENCE - 1280 sf Commercial building with several possibilities, formerly Horton's Seafood an East Providence landmark since 1945. Great for take out and sit down service, gas heat, central air. $169,900

EAST PROVIDENCE - Centrally located!! Cheaper than Condo living!!

2 Br Bungalow, Front porch, dining, siding, replacement windows, upgraded electric. $89,900

NORTH PROVIDENCE - Woodward!! 3 Br, 1 1/2 bath R/Ranch, FR, MBR/LAV, gas heat / hw, sliders, deck, v/ siding, garage, 8000sf lot on dead end street. $229,900

SEEKONK - Several possibilities!! 2 Units plus office space or 3 units. Partially finished basement, young roof, boiler/hw tank; upgraded electric, ample parking, 28000+ sf lot. $299,900

EAST PROVIDENCE - 1 Owner Custom Built 2 Br, 1 1/2 bath Cape, partially finished basement, appliances, cathedrals, sprinklers, gas heat, C/A, FL rm, huge bath with jacuzzi tub, garage, vinyl siding & windows. $179,900

RUMFORD - Myron Francis!! Estate Sale!! 3 Br, 1 1/2 bath Ranch, LR/ FP, FR, FLRM, central air, Hwds, upgraded electric. Young roof, siding, replacement windows, sprinklers, patio, garage, 7000+sf lot. Needs some work but well worth it. $169,900

east providence - Centrally located!! Spacious 3/4 Br, 2 bath Bungalow, dining, LR/FP, par tially finished basement, EF porch, Hw's, garage. Upgraded electric, young roof, replacement windows & boiler. Needs some work but well worth it. $159,900

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