Your guide for life in East Greenwich today, Dec. 14.
Starry Night Party! Students in the EGHS physics classes will be hosting a “Star Party” on the fields next to the high school. Activities will include viewing objects through our telescopes, a Star Walk tour on the iPad, and activities for children. We will be featuring our 10-inch Dobsonian Reflector and 11-Inch CPC Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes purchased through the EGEF. The Geminids Meteor shower will be visible late in the evening. Hot cocoa will be available. Dress warmly and bring a flashlight. 7 to 9 p.m. Arms Wide Open yoga event: Every year, Focus Yoga adopts two families for the holidays. Join Tobi for a donation only, all levels class to help raise money to purchase gifts for them. All are welcome, any amount will do. Cash …
It was a night of art, dance, music and food on Main Street Thursday.
Under blue skies and mild temperatures, people came to see the artwork, try samples of food from local restaurants, and listen to music as they strolled the street and checked out local stores. It wasn't just locals who turned out. "We just fell into it," said Suzanne Cohen from West Hartford, Conn. "We love East Greenwich!" Suzanne and her husband Alan had just dined in downtown East Greenwich. The Wysor family from Pawtuxet Village were there too. "We came down for the Main Street Stroll, and we are having a great time and a wonderful evening," said Tracey Wysor. Food that was served included gnocchi from Chianti's Restaurant on Forge Road, cookies and zeppoles from Main Street Cafe, fried wontons and onion rings from Cathay Garden, …
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Five things you need to know about East Greenwich today, August 11.
(Taste of) Main Street Stroll: Tonight is the popular Taste of Main Street, where restaurants up and down Main Street set up shop outside to offer samples of their food to passersby. It’s a great way to sample all the different offerings to be found downtown and work off a few of the calories between stops! In addition, there will be the usual live music offerings. From 5 to 8 p.m. The action stretches on Main Street from the CVS Plaza all the way to Division Street. Beating An Invasive Vine: Mile-a-Minute Vine was discovered in Rhode Island in 2008. It is still limited to just three areas: Block Island, East Greenwich and Cranston. This summer high school students have been working to fight the invader, as well as to build trails, clear …
Zac Schwarzbach
2:37 pm on Saturday, December 15, 2012
I thought the meteor shower was last night... it sure appeared that way in my southern sky. I don't think it lasts two days, does it? more ›