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Community students first in line for flu shots
CUMBERLAND - About 80 percent of the 697 youngsters of Community School are heading to Cumberland High School ... continue
Nobrega will run for council seat vacated by Albuquerque
CUMBERLAND - Anthony Nobrega, who was Valley Falls' representative to the Town Council for 10 years, told The ... continue
Stripes to stay 'as is' at John Street, Lonsdale Avenue intersection, says DOT
LINCOLN - A crew from the state Department of Transportation was expected back to John Street early this week to repaint the lane markings exactly as ... continue
Hefner defends bid process for water projects
CUMBERLAND - Town Solicitor Thomas Hefner wasn't hesitating last month when he told Town Council members he w ... continue
For New England, New York trips, there's a new bus company in town
CUMBERLAND - Putting an emphasis on easy, friendly and reliable travel, Daniel Siwy has started ... continue
Elizabeth's Shoppe to celebrate anniversary this weekend
CUMBERLAND - Elizabeth's Shoppe has had a presence in town for 25 years.
And to celebrate, ... continue
Bazaars
Here is a list of some of the many fall and holiday bazaars happening around the Valley this weekend:
Nov. 6-8
Chimney Hill Apar ... continue
Kids: Help The Breeze with 2009 holiday cards
CUMBERLAND - Hey kids: The Valley Breeze is calling on you for the 14th time to help with one of our favorite holiday traditions.
Every year, we ... continue
After 30 years, Luke's Record Exchange sees another resurgence
PAWTUCKET - They said he couldn't keep it up.
Every time the music industry chose a new way to ge ... continue
Ham and bean supper Saturday
CUMBERLAND - Boy Scouts will hold a ham and bean supper on Saturday, Nov. 7 at St. John Vianney Church hall, 3609 Diamond Hill Road.
Dinner will be ... continue
Sheppard graduates from Army basic training
Army Pvt. Nathan Paul Sheppard graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson in South Carolina on Oct. 23. He is presently in AIT training at F ... continue
Veterans Day ceremony at the Monastery
CUMBERLAND - An "Eleventh Hour" Veterans Day ceremony will be held at the veterans memorial at the Monastery, 1464 Diamond Hill Road, at 11 a.m. on We ... continue
Thanksgiving Eve service offered at St. Joseph Church
CUMBERLAND - A Thanksgiving Eve ecumenical service will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph Church, 1303 Mendon Road, Ashton.
The ... continue
Oldies dance at Legion Post 14
CUMBERLAND - American Legion Post 14, corner of Mendon Road and Broad Street, will hold an oldies dance with the band Jaded on Saturday, Nov. 14, star ... continue
CLCC hosts ham-and-egg breakfast
LINCOLN - The Cumberland-Lincoln Community Chorus hosts an all-you-can-eat ham-and-egg breakfast and raffle at Le ParX Club, 36 Stanley Ave., Woonsock ... continue
Cumberland Garden Club meets Wednesday
CUMBERLAND - Members of the Cumberland Garden Club will meet on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 12:30 p.m. at the Arnold Mills Community House on Hillside Road. ... continue
Program on R.I.'s Battery G in the Civil War to be held at library
CUMBERLAND - Cumberland Public Library will host a talk about the state's Battery G in the Civil War on Monday, Nov. 9, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Rhode ... continue
'Cook-a-Book' at Cumberland Public Library
CUMBERLAND - The Children's Room of the Cumberland Public Library is offering a Cook-a-Book program for children ages 4 to 8 on Saturday, Nov. 14, at ... continue
Library closed on Veterans Day
CUMBERLAND - The Cumberland Public Library, 1464 Diamond Hill Road will be closed on Wednesday, Nov. 11 for the Veterans Day holiday.
The library ... continue
'Young Picassos' for ages 8-12 offered at the library
CUMBERLAND - A new series of workshops for children ages 8-12 will be held in the Children's Room of the Cumberland Public Library. "Young Picassos" w ... continue
Fish ladder quilt winner announced
UXBRIDGE, Mass. - The Blackstone River Watershed Council/Friends of the Blackstone has announced that Dave Newton of Cumberland is the winner of the o ... continue
Cumberland woman's quilt voted 'People's Choice'
LINCOLN - Alice L. Davidson of Cumberland worked on and off for 30 years on her "window pane" quilt and showed it for the first time on Saturday, Oct. ... continue
Cumberland mayor is collecting resumes
CUMBERLAND - If you're one of the estimated 2,000 to 3,000 Cumberland residents who is out of work, Mayor Daniel McKee says he'd like to hear from you ... continue
Vendors sought for holiday fair fund-raiser at Blackstone River Theater
CUMBERLAND - The Blackstone River Theatre is looking for more vendors to round out its lineup of artisans and crafters for its 2nd annual Holiday Fair ... continue
Cumberland Police offer defense training for women
CUMBERLAND - The Cumberland Police Department will be sponsoring a Rape Aggression Defense System Class in November.
The R.A.D. System is a progra ... continue
Foundation awards grants to organizations
PROVIDENCE - The Rhode Island Foundation has awarded grants to 107 projects statewide, totaling $4.5 million.
Northern Rhode Island recipients inclu ... continue
Library offers job readiness workshop
CUMBERLAND - Project LEARN and the Cumberland Public Library are offering a Job Readiness workshop on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., N ... continue
Charity Texas Hold 'em planned
ATTLEBORO, Mass. - The Knights of Columbus will hold its Charity Texas Hold 'em on Friday, Nov. 13, at the hall at 304 Highland Ave., Route 123, South ... continue


