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A fresh, sharp look at news, life and politics in Charlestown, Rhode Island

Because of the generosity of a local family farm, a group of private and public open space and conservation organizations could buy

The town of North Kingstown is considering one of its largest purchases of open-space land in coordination with other environmental groups interested in protecting the tract from development.

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Creative Commons // Wikimedia Commons Public colleges and universities can come with far less sticker shock than their private sector counterparts, but that isn't to say they offer a substandard education or even diminished cachet. Coverage of the "Va...

Arizona State University has launched a new program in California designed for students who are pursuing global leadership and management careers in some of the leading entertainment industries such as film, television, new media, virtual reality and gaming design, to name a few. The Master of Arts in Global Affairs and Management for the Creative Industries (MAGAM-CI),

Downtown Grand Rapids Inc Looking For Artists Downtown Grand Rapids Inc. is putting out the call for artists for the "Activate This Place" grant program. The program awards artists and makers up to $5000 per project. The group is looking for those who want to install public art pieces, do pop-up type performances, turn spaces into parklets, and more. These placemaking initiatives are designed to bring life and energy to otherwise bland and sometimes neglected areas of the city. What is placemak...

Saturday, January 9, 2021 - 7:41 am CANTON -- A Canton womans name flew all the way to the Ryugu asteroid and back and its not the first time her name has been in space, although she had never left the planet. Clarkson Research Professor Dana Barrys name aboard Japan’s Hayabusa -2 unmanned spacecraft that recently returned to Earth with samples from the asteroid Ryugu. The spacecraft was launched in 2014 and arrived at Ryugu in 2018 where it collected several samples. Sci...