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PRODUCING AN EPIC PERFORMANCE: Carla Molina, producer of the 2014 Providence show, has been wowed by the collective talents of this year’s cast members. Molina lives in Warwick.
‘Listen to Your Mother’ comes back to Providence
A show whose very title echoes the sage advice of mothers everywhere is coming to Providence this weekend, just in time for Mother’s Day, for the second year in a row. Listen to Your Mother … more
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RAMIZA: Cranston High School East class of 2021 National Art Honor Society member Christy Pak’s digital portrait of Ramiza, a young lady living in an Indian orphanage. The Memory Project, a nonprofit organization, facilitates the creation and delivery of original portraits to children affected by conflict and poverty in countries all over the world.
A lasting image
The National Art Honor Society at Cranston High School East recently completed a project that touches children without families on the other side of the world. Jill Cyr, visual arts program … more
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VIRTUAL LESSONS: Chryssa Mitchell teaches ballet remotely to her Wednesday evening students from Carolyn Dutra Dance Studio's Warwick location. The studio’s virtual setup includes a laptop and professional microphone to preserve sound quality. The studio has been providing over 55 online classes per week to dancers around the state since March 17.
Keep on dancing
With students forced to school at home, as well as forego activities such as music lessons and spring sports, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, much of the predictability of childhood routine has … more
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40 YEARS IN THE MAKING: The West Bay Chorale rehearses for “Welcome Yule!” at St. Kevin Church in Warwick, taking place Dec. 15, under the artistic direction of Eric Van Dervort.
Hear the messages of the season
The West Bay Chorale, an intergenerational chorus celebrating the perennial beauty of various musical genres, will be performing its 40th anniversary concert, entitled “Welcome Yule!” at … more
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‘Annie’: a treasured classic takes to the stage at PPAC
The national tour of the time-honored family musical “Annie” kicked off Jan. 31 at the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC). The tour, which runs through 2024 and is scheduled to stop … more
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MAKING MOVES: Rick Fuller, guarded by Ken Nappi, plans his next move as part of a four-man basketball team at Hoops for Hope, created by Century 21 Shoreline Properties agents Matt Patty and Tony Zangari. The tournament welcomed 16 teams and benefited local causes and families.
Hoops for Hope scores big to boost Cranston boy's recovery, other charitable causes
On Sept. 18 at the Indoor Recreation Center in Johnston, 16 basketball teams came together to take part in a basketball tournament that raised $6,000 for local causes. The tournament, called Hoops for Hope, was co-founded by Matthew more
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MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU: Eric Palmieri poses with a recent creation of Baby Yoda from “The Mandalorian.” He created many Marvel, Disney and “Star Wars” themed pizzas.
Feast your eyes
In 1905, Domenico Palmieri opened a bakery on Ledge Street in the North End of Providence.Now, 115 years later and located at 624 Killingly St. in Johnston, D. Palmieri’s Bakery remains a … more
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FATHER AND SON: Mickey Lamantia shares a moment with his son, Michael, who is 14 and just graduated from Hope Highlands Middle School. “Fatherhood – it’s everything,” Lamantia said.
‘It’s everything’
Michael “Mickey” Lamantia, lifelong Cranston resident, is a correctional officer at the ACI by day and sings outlaw country by night. He has worked with some of the industry’s … more
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ON A MISSION: Alan Wardyga of North Smithfield mans his booth at the Gloria Gemma Flames of Hope in Providence on Oct. 5, hoping to spread the word about his fledgling organization and first benefit concert, Music Fights Cancer, to be held Oct. 19 at the Park Theatre in Cranston.
'Music Fights Cancer' benefit coming coming to Cranston's Park Theatre
By STEPHANIE BERNABA North Smithfield's Alan Wardyga stepped boldly into his retirement wanting only one thing - to help people. This former financial advisor and business owner of 25 years, admittedly bored after selling his half of his business to his more
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ENDURING LOVE: Comedian, actress and writer Alyssa Limperis credits the enduring respect, trust and support of her mother, Linda Limperis, in fortifying their mother-daughter relationship. Brought ever closer by tragedy in 2015, when her father passed of brain cancer, the pair have created an enviably secure and impenetrable bond.
‘Make people feel closer to home’
Alyssa Limperis, a standup comic, writer and actress with strong Rhode Island ties, is a minimalist of sorts. Limperis, who will turn 30 in June, has been effortlessly bringing colorful characters … more
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HONORED HERO: Cranston West juniors Jordan Simpson, Ava Santamaria and Emma Hanley share a moment with Johnston's Caitlynn Zinni, third from left, an 11-year leukemia survivor and LLS Honored Hero, in preparation for their Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Students of the Year campaign. The team hopes to raise $25,000 for blood cancer research and support for families affected by blood cancer.
On a shared mission
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Each year, the Rhode Island chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society allows local high school students to learn the arts of team building, development and executive leadership as part of its Students of the Year campaign. Students more
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Samara Joy performs with her band on the Quad stage at the world-renowned Newport Jazz Festival on August 6. This is Samara's second appearance at the Festival.
Samara Joy performs at Newport Jazz Festival
Few musical artists possess the soul required to illuminate the entire history of a genre with their harmonies. Samara Joy, the 23-year-old jazz vocalist carrying nearly a century’s worth of … more
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SELF-MADE: Lifelong Cranston resident Bianca Christofaro began her successful cake business from her apartment in 2010. She never dreamed she would someday be her own boss, doing what she truly loves.
Cranston's Christofaro finds recipe for success
By STEPHANIE BERNABA Editor's note: This is the first installment in an occasional series focused on the stories of female entrepreneurs in the Cranston area. Sitting across from Bianca Christofaro - the mastermind behind the bake shop Queen B's Cakery - more
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READY TO LEARN: Robert Furtado, a pre-school student at Cranston Public Schools Early Childhood Center, is all smiles as he holds one of the “learning kits.”
Embracing innovation
Lindsey Bratter, a senior at Cranston High School West, has a clear vision for her professional life. She plans to become a child psychologist, with particular interest in working with young … more
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STEPHANIE A. BREEN
Stephanie A. Breen licensed practical nurse Stephanie A. (Smith) Breen, 76, formerly of Warwick, passed away May 9, 2011 at Kent Hospital. She was the wife of the late Cornelius A. Breen Jr. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, she was a daughter of the … more
GREENHALGH, STEPHANIE M.
Stephanie M. Greenhalgh case manager Stephanie M. (Theriault) Greenhalgh, 35, of John St., Johnston, passed away September 20, 2009. She was the beloved wife of James I. Greenhalgh Jr. and loving mother of James I. Greenhalgh III. Born in … more
STEPHANIE M. PARRILLO
Stephanie M. Parrillo dietary aid Stephanie M. Parrillo, 20, of Warwick, died peacefully July 20, 2010 at Landmark Medical Center. Born in Warwick, she was a daughter of Lorna A. (VanBlarcom) Parrillo of Warwick. Stephanie was a dietary aid … more
No kidnapping charge made for missing child
A missing babysitter and the baby she looked after sent police from Johnston to Providence to Newton, Mass., and back again on April 23. For Johnston Police, it started around 7:35 p.m. when a worried mother called to say she lent her car, a Kia … more
MOTHER-DAUGHTER DANCE: Lola Rose Paolissi and her mother Stephanie choreographed their own routine for the Mommy & Me Princess Pageant.
Special bond: Local mother-daughter team takes top honors at recent beauty pageant
If first impressions offer any indication, Lola Rose Paolissi may be headed toward a career on the beauty pageant runway. Several weeks ago, the eight-year-old Brown Avenue School third-grader … more
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Don’t skip on dental: Oral health is a strong indicator of overall health
By STEPHANIE SANTORO We’re in the midst of a shift in the way we approach health and healthcare. The focus is shifting from treating diseases once problems already exist, to working to … more
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