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Long-term projects and planning at the library

Renee Meyer

Fri, Sep 30

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News

Construction has resumed at the Island Free Library on the multi-part window and shingle replacement project that started last year. The project is...
Before “Farm to fork:”

Dr. Benjamin J. Hruska Collections Administrator Block Island Historical Society

Fri, Sep 30

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The farms and ranches of the United States experienced nothing short of a revolution during the decade of the 1950s. Mechanization, stemming from...
Windless, maybe?

Fri, Sep 30

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The Ferry Dock Scribbler

We have had a very uneventful summer along the south coast and Block Island since June. No wind, nor rain and only hot, soggy and muggy weather has...
This appetizer is your oyster …and so is the world

Pam Gelsomini

Fri, Sep 30

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Dish off the Block

It’s oyster season on Block Island and this is a super easy and crazy delicious way to cook them up! The world may be your oyster, but this will be...
“Flickering (((light”

Fri, Sep 30

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Multimedia artist Joshua Maldonado works with oil paint, wax medium, and spliced audio and video recordings in his latest work that will be on...
With Rebecca as Witness

Fri, Sep 30

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Island Notes

We are on the edge of October, the sky is blindingly blue, the goldenrods are in a multitude of stages, from long gone to blazing yellow, red berries...
Rhode Island CRMC issues violations notice to Ballard’s

Renee Meyer

Thu, Sep 29

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News

Following on the heels of the incidents that fell on Victory Day in August, with the throngs of concertgoers packed onto Ballard’s Beach and the...
Someone Must Wash the Dishes: An Anti-Suffrage Satire

Mon, Sep 26

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American women won the vote in 1920, following a 72-year battle against - not just male - but female Anti-Suffragists. After a struggle nearly as...

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