Here Comes Peter Cottontail, Riding Down the Westport Trail
Can we be honest for a moment? Would it really be Easter without an appearance from Mr. Peter Cottontail? Luckily he scheduled a parade tour in Westport this Saturday and we know exactly where you ll be able to spot him.
The Second Annual Easter Bunny Joy Ride will kick off on Osborn St at 1 p.m. The Easter Bunny will be riding around on a Harley-Davidson so you can t miss him. Throughout the joy ride, the bunny s whereabouts and location will be updated on Twitter. You can access that link below:
Sometimes you want to do more to help out the community, but there s just not enough time in the day between work or school, family, appointments, and probably one of the most time-consuming activities, working out.
What if I told you that you could accomplish two tasks at once? Thanks to both ERICD (Eastern Rhode Island Conservation Department) and Bike Newport, pliking is the hottest trend since avocado toast.
Photo courtesy of @eastern ri conservation on Instagram
For those who are still scratching their head, pliking is the combination of biking a mapped out course and picking up litter along the way.
The Weirdest Thing I Keep in My Car for Emergencies
Ever since I ve owned my very first car, I was always a bit of a hoarder.
Even to this day, I m convinced that half of the crap in the backseat is worthy of something at some point in time for God knows what. Honestly, I m pretty sure I have kayak paddles that have absolutely no value without a kayak. Not to mention it s out of season, so it s pretty much pointless all around.
Among those strange items is something that I m pretty confident a good amount of people have as well: a clean pair of
At the Macomber Primary School in Westport, an orange cone is missing and the young children are very upset about it.
The school, which houses grade Pre-K through second, has started an investigation after the recent discovery that an orange traffic cone used for their outdoor class had gone missing.
Health and wellness teacher Terry Pacheco shared her story with Fun 107 and it s nothing shy of adorable, with a bit of mystery and disappointment among the students. With the onset of COVID and the many restrictions put into place with teaching and learning, my health and wellness classroom got moved outdoors, Pacheco said. We needed the space in the cafeteria/gymnasium to service additional student lunches in order to keep children safely distant. With this said, I created an outdoor learning space with some cones that were generously funded by our school district. This learning space was safely marked with boundaries for our young learners.