Beginning August 28th, the Rhode Island public will have a rare treat to view the special collections of Brown University’s John Hay Library. In celebration of the library’s centennial, the exhibition titled “Pictures from the Hay: Celebrating the John Hay Library at 100″ will open at the David Winton Bell Gallery.
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Celebrating 100 Years of Rare Treats at the Hay Library
August 27, 2010
Morris Nathanson to be Honored By Bridge Dedication and Plaque
August 26, 2010
On Friday, Pawtucket’s mayor James E. Doyle will kick off the Pawtucket Arts Festival with a bridge dedication ceremony honoring Morris Nathanson who, for almost a quarter of a century, has dedicated his life to the promotion and cultivation of the arts and culture in Pawtucket.
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Directing Traffic Through the Rhode Island DMV
August 25, 2010
This Wednesday the much anticipated new building for the Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles will be open to the public. Formally the home for the Department of Human Services, the new DMV site will be located in the Aime J. Forand Building in Cranston.
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Pawtucket Arts Festival Provides Local Exposure to Rhode Island Art
August 12, 2010
For twelve consecutive years, the Pawtucket Arts Festival has been uniting Rhode Islanders in a late summer celebration of artistic, culinary, and musical talent.
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CNN Declares Goosewing Beach Preserve One of the World’s Most “Eco-Friendly” Beaches
July 22, 2010
Twenty years ago, The Nature Conservancy bought a small strip of beach in Little Compton, Rhode Island in order to protect the piping plover and least tern, two of the state’s most threatened birds.
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