Night Club Providence Rhode Island
Governor Donald L. Carcieri, Rhode Island: State of the State - 2004
This past year also saw a vast improvement in night-to-night placement of adolescents. ... Here tonight is a small group representing the hundreds of others who were on the front lines that night and the following days: ... 2003 brought great tragedy and heartbreak to our state with the loss of one hundred lives and the injury of many more in the Station Night Club fire. Also sadly, we've lost eight Rhode Islanders in the war on terror, two in just the past week and a half. ... [Read More]
RISCA Weblog » 2005 » March
Providence Art Club, 11 Thomas Street, Providence RI 02903 401.331.1114 www.providenceartclub.org exhibition dates: april 3-15, 2005 ... Providence Art Club 11 Thomas Street Providence RI 02903 www.providenceartclub.org Exhibitions - April 3-15, 2005 Reception - Sunday April 3, 2-4pm Gallery Hours - Monday through Friday, 12-4pm, Saturday and Sunday, 2-4pm or byappointment Contact Lauren Cicione: 401.331.1114 ... DODGE HOUSE GALLERY Three of Each & Two and Two: Meredith Wildes Cornell & Terry Haffenreffer Shapiro Two Little Compton artists team up for an upcoming exhibition at the Providence Art Club. While Meredith Cornell, long time member of the Art Club, will include a recent body of work consisting of oil portraits and still lifes, Terry Haffenreffer Shapiro captures her surrounding East Bay landscape through oil painting and pastels. Cornell utilizes repetition throughout this group of work. Each subject whether a figure or floral scene, are presented in three different approaches. Cornell depicts the beauty of life through a confident expressive style and beautiful dept of color. Shapiro has interpreted this same technique of repetition in pairs rather than triplets. Her seascapes and landscapes not only illustrate the beauty of the familiar RI terrain but also record recent trips to Prince Edward Island in Canada. These landscapes focus on the changing seasons as it affects th ... [Read More]
RISCA Weblog » 2005 » March
Providence Art Club, 11 Thomas Street, Providence RI 02903 401.331.1114 www.providenceartclub.org exhibition dates: april 3-15, 2005 ... Providence artist Catherine Hamilton learned to identify birds at an early age with her father, an avid bird watcher, and by the time she was ten years old had accompanied him on many birding trips across the United States. Twenty years later, she picked up a pair of binoculars, a thirtieth birthday present from her father, and headed back out into the field. ... [Read More]
RISCA Weblog » 2005 » May
The Providence Singers is one of New England’s outstanding choruses, acclaimed for its “wonderful vocal blend, and an impeccable sense of voicing.” (Providence Journal). One hundred voices strong, the Providence Singers advances the choral art through concerts, new music commissions, education programs, and collaborations with other performing organizations throughout the region. ... Providence Art Club, Maxwell Mays Gallery Richard Grosvenor & Richard Harrington: Sea, Sky and Land Richard Harrington of Barrington teams up with artist Richard Grosvenor of Newport for a dazzling exhibition of their most recent work. Harrington, a prolific monoprinter, will show his new series of monotypes. These widely collected prints depict an exploration of the landscape through use of vibrant colors, and a dramatic use of light and dark in each composition. Using variations on the theme of quiet and serene images of marshes and shorelines of Rhode Island and Cape Cod, Harrington successfully captures that distinctive mood and atmosphere characteristic of our beautiful coastline. Richard Harrington, a Rhode Island native, earned a BS degree in Industrial Arts Education and Med in Special Education from Rhode Island College. He is an award winning artist, and a juried member of several local art organizations. Richard Grosvenor will include both oil and watercolor paintings i ... [Read More]
Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor
The Blackstone Valley Paddle Club is open to everyone. For those folks who are interested in joining the club for a trip, but do not have their own boat, a limited number of canoes and kayaks are available for $10 a person for the Tuesday night trips. For more information about boat rentals, please contact the Great Canadian Canoe and Kayak Company at (508) 865-0010. Boat reservations may be made no more than 7 days in advance. Of course, you are free to bring your own boat on a trip anytime. The Paddle Club also offers three “Introduction to Paddling” training session for first time paddlers or those who just want to improve their skills. These sessions are offered on the first Tuesday in June, July and August. ... [Read More]
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In the hangar at Quonset Point ANG Base, employers were shown Coast Guard displays from MSO Providence by QMCS H. Singband and from the Coast Guard recruiting office by PSCS Jeff Smith. Meanwhile, at the Quonset Davisville Navy Yacht Club, three Coast Guard vessels loaded employers for demonstration rides. While underway, Reserve personnel explained their units' missions and their own part-time jobs with the Coast Guard. ... That night, employers were hosted at an awards dinner prepared by the Rhode Island Air National Guard. Rhode Island Coast Guard Reserve employers were awarded "My Boss is a Patriot" certificates and the "Seven-Seals Award," named after the seven U.S. military Reserve components. Dana G. Beal, Police Chief of Seekonk, Mass. was recipient of the "Pro Patria" Award, the highest state award. CG Reservist BM1 George Casey of Station Castle Hill nominated Beal for this prestigious award. Only one "Pro Patria" Award is given from each state annually by an ESGR Committee. ... [Read More]
State of Rhode Island: State Police
HISTORY: SUBJECT IS WANTED FOR MURDER AND ATTEMPTED MURDER RESULTING FROM A SHOOTING AT A NIGHT CLUB IN THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE IN FEBRUARY 1994. ... HISTORY: SUBJECT IS A NIGERIAN NATIONAL WANTED BY THE PROVIDENCE POLICE FOR A DOUBLE SHOOTING THAT OCCURRED ON 8-28-95. ... HISTORY: SUBJECT IS WANTED FOR A FATAL SHOOTING OF TWO INDIVIDUALS IN THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE, RI ON 10-18-87. ... [Read More]
State of Rhode Island: Department of the Attorney General
· Within a few minutes, Chattelle emerged from the club and he and Ortega engaged in a fistfight. With the Keg Room closing in the early morning hours of August 31st, bar patrons spilled out onto the street to watch the action. According to witnesses, the fight continued as a fairly evenly matched fistfight—with the friends of both Ortega and Chattelle joining in the yelling and screaming—until Ortega was sucker-punched in the back of the head. At this point, Ortega hit the ground. · According to a witness, Heredia kicked Ortega around the head while Ortega was sprawled on the ground. Ortega then got up, and walked around the corner onto Friendship Street with a friend. Heredia and a group of four to six others proceeded to knock Ortega to the ground and kick him in the face and body. Two others attacked Ortega’s friend, who was a witness to this portion of the attack, along with a Keg Room bouncer. Providence Police arrived on the scene, and the crowd scattered. A w ... [Read More]
Other Dangerous Drugs - Rhode Island Drug Threat Assessment
MDMA . The availability andabuse of MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine), particularly among teenagersand young adults, poses an increasing threat to Rhode Island. MDMA, also knownas Adam, ecstasy, XTC, E, and X, is a stimulant and low-level hallucinogen. MDMAwas patented in 1914 in Germany where it was sometimes given to psychiatricpatients to assist in psychotherapy. This practice was never approved by theAmerican Psychological Association or the Food and Drug Administration. Abusers claim that MDMA, sometimes called the hug drug, helpsthem be more "in touch" with others and "opens channels ofcommunication." However, abuse of the drug can cause psychological problemssimilar to those associated with methamphetamine and cocaine abuse includingconfusion, depression, sleeplessness, anxiety, and paranoia. The physicaleffects can include muscle tension, involuntary teeth clenching, blurred vision,and increased heart rate and blood pressure. MDMA abuse also can cau ... [Read More]
Lt. Governor Charles J. Fogarty, Rhode Island:
BARRINGTON: Sarah E. Hatfield, St. George's School; Allison Searles, St. Mary Academy-Bay View; Claire Townsend, School OneBLOCK ISLAND: Alison Teresa Warfel, Block Island SchoolBURRILLVILLE: Christina J. Boucher, Burrillville High SchoolCENTRAL FALLS: Leidy Olivo, Central Falls High SchoolCHARLESTOWN: Leah Brennan, Chariho Regional High SchoolCOVENTRY: Ted G. Tracy, Coventry High SchoolCRANSTON, Cindy Gutierrez, Cranston Area Career & Technical Center; Christopher D. Hampson, Cranston High School East; Ryan Marnane, Cranston High School WestCUMBERLAND: David E. Stowik, Cumberland High SchoolEAST GREENWICH: Michael Denci, East Greenwich High School; Lauren Rebecca Steingold, Providence Country Day SchoolEAST PROVIDENCE: Bryan Bolton, East Providence Career & Technical Center; Molly Hawksley, East Providence High School; Tanya Marie Luis, Our Lady of Fatima High SchoolGLOCESTER: Courtney Leja, Ponaganset High SchoolJOHNSTON: Sarah Fava, Trinity Christian Academy; Jessica Saccoccio, John ... [Read More]
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