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Emma Curci * Caitlyn D’Andrea Emma Darcy * ** Jack Darcy Kevin David Zyre Davis * James Diaz-Butler * Christopher Dubois Tyler Dufour Kaitlyn Duska * ** *** Sonya Eklof * Malcolm Emery * ** *** Nicholas Fabre * Nicholas Ferrante Hunter Ferreira Jillian Foley * Patrick Galloway Sophia Gantz Aly Garcia Andrew Glawson Ryan Golding Vincent Greco Matteson Grumbach Christina Hackney * Hannah Hampton * Emerson Hart * ** Megan Hartley Michael Hazelwood Matthew Healey Calvin Hebert

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PRESENTING THE CLASS WEST WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL Hannah R. Shindler **^•O Meghan Janicki **^O Jacob Norman DiMeglio **•O Haley M. Charbonneau * Grant Edward Black **^ Gianna G. Teh **^• Olivia Lena Fitts Amaya Alexandria Raye **^• Alexis Paige LeFort **^•

Emely Abreu ^ O Jasmine E. Adams Kamron Joseph Kewaku Aggor *^ Diego Raul Alvarez Valeria Alvarez * Alexis Ashley Amaral * Kacie N. Amaral * Samuel Andres Labon W. Aptt Morgan K. Ballou Andrew M. Batchelder Joshua M. Bates Madeleine Rae Benson **^ Ryan G. Bester * Kaley Vy Biggs Samantha Taylor Boudreau Florian Jackson Boulay *^•O Kaleigh A. Boulay *^ George W. Bromley Alexander Nicholas Brousseau Eric T. Brown Laura M. Burke *•O Mya Bree Burt Alex A. Cabral *O Valerie A. Cabral *^ Ethan R. Calcagni Leticia Calderon Larisa A. Capobianco *^ Cory J. Capraro Gino Michael Cariglio Ferreira Kori P. Carreiro Nicole M. Castaldi *^ Hannah E. Catteau Heather E. Catteau Marc A. Cesana Jr. ^•O Ethan T. Chasse Jiayao Chen * William Franklin Cornicelli ^O Sabatino George Corrado Anisa Correia Mendes Umpeca Sara Grace Correia **^•O Rachel Nicole Cortez Ayden C. Courage •O Larriayne M.M. Cox Jose B. Cruz Arianna Cunningham Caleb Yubal Cyr *^O Dante Daniel Dacosta Gianna DaSilva *^•O Kyle Nelson DaSilva **^ Lane Myles Davide Renzi Davis Larissa De Barros Monroes Pereira * Hailey Ryan Dean **^ Logan A. DeSanto Selena Marie DeTora * Nadine R. Deware Joshua J. Dick **^•O Darrius Raymond Dinwoodie Joseph E. Dionne Jacelyn E. Duarte O Karen Guadalupe Duarte

Autumn Elliott-Bumpus Naomi Esther Estrada O Jazlyn Marie Estrella *^ Lyndsey Laura Evans * Summer R. Farley Skyla Rae Federici David Ferrara HaleighFerreira Robert Peter Ferruolo Joshua Louis Fielder * Viviana Ann Figueiredo *^ Lineishka Figueroa *Ô Samuel Jacob Flyntz *^ Hailey Foertsch Ryan A. Fontes Hannah Rose Fox *^ Johnna Rose Gallo **^ O Jillian Garces O Alexis George * Seth Giguere * O Morgan Ashley Gomes Alvaro Alejandro Gonzalez Gabriella Mileidy Gonzalez *^ Rachel Lyn Gosselin O Kyle Gouveia Tyler Anthony Grandchamp *^ Evan Drake Greenhalgh Kalen Mary Ellen Greenhalgh *^ Kaylie E, Gregoire * Sebastian Guzman Colby Jameson Hawkins JermiahHayes Ryan Hernandez *O Molly Kaitlyn Herold ^ Jaylen D. Houn Kalia Huffman Fabricio Sebastian Hurtado *^ Nicolas Mateo Hurtado *Ô Alessandra Marianna Iannucci **^•O Alexander Robert Johnson Trevor A. Johnson *^ Malcom Joly Mackenzie L. Jones Aidan P. Keefe * Olivia Carolyn Kindschy **^• Sophia Rose Kowal **^ Lisette Lee Kue William Francis LaCasse Jr. Erik J. Lam Li * Alyssa Lynn Lambert Giovanna Maria Grazia Landrie **^•O Abigale Lee LaPointe * Alexander Steven LaPointe Alana Madison Laramee **^ Ethan Todd Laramee **^ Kyle Lavallee Makayla Lynn Lawrence Karima Lazar Cassandra Marie Leandro Alexia Lynn Ledo Jessica Athena Lessard * Emily Levesque **^• Jason Li **Ô Gavin Lima Lavoie * Shayla Marie Lombari Eduardo Arturo Lopez **^+O Alexis Lucas Alexander John Lynch *O Brian William Lynch **^•O Michael Anthony Maguire *O Joseph Mahomond Emmanuel G. Manasseh NicholeRose Marchessault *

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Allyson Ray Abbruzzese Juliana Maive Aguiar ‡† * Drew Ernest Albanesa Laila Rose Ali Hailie Christina Allard David Anthony Allen Madelyn Grace Almeida ‡† Hailey Regina Amadon Anthony Amaral John Joseph Andrea II Austin John Andrews Jamie Roberta Andrews † * Ellington Taylor Arena Holly Marie Asselin Anisah Nichole Bah Allison Jill Bailey ‡† Hannah Noelle Bardoussi Enzo Francis Barreto Patience Rose Beaucage Emily Elizabeth Beauchaine Gabrielle Ann Beaulieu Conner Joseph Bednarski Maryssa Amelia Bergantino ‡† * § Penny Rose Bergeron Richard Arthur Bernard III Jeffrey Daniel Bertrand Timothy Robert Biscoglio David Robert Bolger Michael Arthur Boucher Jr. Mackenzie Jaide Boulton Jilian Rose Brillon † Jacqueline Elizabeth Brodeur Peter Raymond Brothers Madeline Jeanne Brown ‡† Kendal Grace Bruins Brianna Amanda Brunt Sarah Elizabeth Bryson † Haillie Hope Buffery ◊ Evelyn Rose Buffi ‡† * § Thie Tuong Bui Alex Daniel Burgjohann Faith Marie Buser Nathan Alessandro Cafaro Isabella Rose Calise Nichole Valentina Calise * Shane Ryan Carberry Kevin Joshua Carey Ayden Eric Carlson Carly Lixiao Carroll Logan Jay Carson Madison Carvalho † Alyson Florence Casavant Andrea Gloria Castro Madison Rose Catanzaro * Abbi Kristi Ceesay Elizabeth Hope Chace Savannah Taylor Chapman Benjamin Peter Charlebois Shawna Nicole Charpentier ◊ Colby Joseph Charron Caitlin Joanna Choquette Cassidy Barbara Choquette * Emma Rose Cidade † Aaron Jacob Cimini Courtney Elizabeth Clark Katriana Lee Cline Daniel David Collette ‡† Braydan Daniel Collins Kelsey Leigh Conway Gavin Paul Cooney Trevor Thomas Corcoran Ashlee Marie Cornacchio Sheldon John Correia Carly Annette Cotatgis Isabell Frances Pearl Creamer Ward MacKenna Ashton Croft Logan Andrew Dacier Ashley Marissa DeMarco * Kameron Michael Denton

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Skyla R Landry * Alexander William Lang Samantha Elizabeth Lantagne † Emma Bettina Lassahn Anthony David Lautieri Arthur Warren Lavallee Amy Gui LeBrun * Ian Donald LeClair Herbert Lee Emma Paige Lemoi Kristina Marie Lewis Anthony Joseph Losasso Megan Edith Lozier Sean Ralph Lozier Alex Joseph Lupo Matthew William Lussier Connor Riley Macomber † Jacob Thomas Maggio Austin Robert Major Abigail Grace Malbaurn Tyler Jeremy Marcotte Marc Paul Markarian Tiffany Rose Marqus Riley Carl Marszalek ‡† * Alyssa Jean Martin Andrew Jameson Martin Sean Patrick Martin Alicia Jane Martinelli Britney Anne Mattera ‡† Justin Allen Mayers † Noah Joseph McAllister Ava Caitlin McKaig Lucas Foster McKenna Asia Holly McLaughlin Jenna Helen McNeil Katherine Marie Medeiros † Anayah Mariela Melgar Sarah Paige Miller Dante Alexander Moffitt Amber Elizabeth Moone Austin Malcolm Moore Nolan John Morelli Alejandra Moreno ‡† * Maximus Orion Morgan Cole Steven Morris Rylee Rose Mulholland Alexandria Nicole Mulligan Joseph Patrick Murphy IV Kristen Ann Murphy Angelina Cecilia Musco Jillian Kathleen Musco Hailey Norma Muster Luca Thomas Nero Michael Julius Nester Sadie Anne Nichols Brian Michael Noonan Sydni Elizabeth O’Brien ‡† * § Francesca Lynn O’Kleasky ‡† Natalia Ann O’Kleasky ‡† Bennett Anthony Paglia Dennis Joseph Palumbo Tyler Robert Pare` Faith Heavens Parton Tyler Nicholas Patrick Conor Michael Pearson Jaydon Thomas Pearson Francis James Pelletier ‡† Quinn Aaron Peltier Tori Alexandra Pentell Jackson Joseph Perry Elizabeth Lynn Petrangelo ‡† * Michael Joseph Petteruto Bethanne Dalton Phillips Nicholas James Pietrzyk Jacob Corey Pimentel Ada Kathleen-Marie Pizzo * Isabella Theresa Pizzo Nicholas Ryan Plouff Abigail Lourdes Poole

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C. Diff Tricky to Treat, But Rarely Terminal DEAR DR. ROACH: In December, I developed an abscess in my jaw from food getting caught in my tooth. I went to see a local dentist who prescribed clindamycin and metronidazole. I came down with a case of C. difficile. I have since found evidence that multiple antibiotics and clindamycin are causes of C. diff. I am getting mixed messages about my prognosis. Some medical people are telling me it’s not a big deal and to just wash my hands a lot. My primary physician, however, gave me the impression that this is basically a terminal diagnosis. She told me how sorry she was and that I had been a very healthy person but am not any longer. She told me that it will most likely recur, and every time it does it will be more difficult to treat until I become antibiotic resistant, and that people die from it. She also told me that she would set me up for the standard yearly appointment, but that I should come see her whenever I need to. I am paranoid about what my future holds and what, if anything, I can do. I would like your opinion of this situation. Any guidance you can give me would be greatly appreciated. — Anon. ANSWER: Clostridium difficile (“C. diff”) infections are common but can be serious. As you correctly note, many antibiotics are associated with the acquisition of symptomatic C. diff infections, and although clin-

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well as two colors: red and yellow. This “fregetable” is especially plentiful from April through October. About 200 to 300 varieties are grown in the U.S. and Mexico, although only about 50 are very popular. There’s an art to picking the perfect watermelon. Look the watermelon over and pick it up. The one you select should be firm, symmetrical and free from bruises, cuts or dents, and heavy for its size. Watermelon is 92% water weight. To find out if a watermelon is ripe, knock it, and if it sounds hollow then it is ripe. The underside of the watermelon should have a creamy yellow spot from where it sat on the ground and ripened in the sun. Compared to most fruits, watermelons need a more “tropical” climate — a thermometer reading of 55 F is ideal. Maintain the purchase temperature of watermelons. If you bought it at room temperature, you can keep it at room temperature. If you refrigerate it after buying, be sure to keep the watermelon cool. Whole melons will keep for seven to 10 days at room temperature. Store them too long, and they’ll lose flavor and texture. According to the FDA, you should wash all fruits and vegetables, including all melons with rinds, in clean, running water before eating. Don’t forget to dry them, too! Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before cutting the watermelon. Wash all food-contact areas and equipment such as cutting boards, countertops, peelers and knives with hot water and soap to avoid cross contamination. After cutting the watermelon, store the wrapped pieces in a refrigerator (32-40 F) for no more than three to four days. After two days of refrigeration, watermelons start to develop an off-flavor, become pitted and lose color. Freezing causes the rind to break down and produces a mealy, mushy texture. Peeled and/or freshcut fruit should be refrigerated if not consumed within two hours, and leftover fresh-cut fruit should be discarded if left at room temperature for more than two hours. If you didn’t buy a seedless watermelon, here’s how remove seeds quickly and easily: 1. Wash and quarter a whole water-

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cups seedless watermelon balls or small chunks cucumbers, peeled, seeded and sliced 1/2 cup cider vinegar 1 cup water 1/2 cup sugar 1 tablespoon poppy seed 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon pepper 1 bunch green onions, trimmed and chopped Mix together the vinegar, water, sugar and poppy seeds in a bowl and season with salt and pepper. Stir in the chopped green onions. Place the watermelon and cucumber in a serving bowl and pour the marinade over the top. Toss gently before serving. Serve immediately or cover and refrigerate a couple of hours before serving. (Information and recipe courtesy of The National Watermelon Promotion Board, www.watermelon.org.) *** Angela Shelf Medearis is an award-winning children’s author, culinary historian and the author of seven cookbooks. Her latest cookbook is “The Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic Cookbook.” Her website is www. divapro.com. To see how-to videos, recipes and much, much more, Like Angela Shelf Medearis, The Kitchen Diva! on Facebook. Recipes may not be reprinted without permission from Angela Shelf Medearis. 2

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zest; mix with a pastry blender or your fingers until it resembles cornmeal. Stir in milk until just combined. Do not overmix. 3. Drop dough in 8 equal mounds onto tbaking sheet. Lightly pat into rounds. Brush with half-and-half. 4. Bake 15 to 20 minutes, or until golden. Cool on wire rack.

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Strawberry Shortcake for Independence Day Sweet, fragrant local strawberries are plentiful right now, just in time for making strawberry shortcake, a classic summer treat that can star on your Fourth of July dessert table. There's really nothing quite like the taste of homemade shortcake, and in this recipe the hint of orange zest makes it extra bright. Get your preteens and teens involved in the fun preparation — while one child works with the dough, another can prepare the strawberries.

Split each shortcake in half with a serrated knife and set bottoms on serving plates. Spoon prepared strawberries and juices on each one. Top with dollop of fluffy whipped cream. Cap with the top of shortcake. Serve immediately. Makes 8 servings.

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Serve shortcake, strawberries, blueberries, whipped cream, ice cream and nonfat frozen yogurt buffet-style to let everyone assemble their own according to taste. Top with paper cutouts of "Old Glory," a nod to both the all-American celebration and to this "glory-ous" dessert. *** Find more family fun at www.donnaerickson.com. Write to Donna at Info@ donnaerickson.com © 2021 Donna Erickson Distributed by King Features Syndicate

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Carolyn, we were married 53 years. You were always there to support me when I needed you. I still put yellow roses on your dresser once a month. You are now in Heaven with your brother Albert.

Your presence I miss, Your memory I treasure, Loving you always, Forgetting you never. I think about you every day. I’ll always miss you. Love always, Your Husband

Thank you to the people who supported me this past year. A special thanks to my wonderful children, and my best friend, Trevor Patrick, who was there for me day or night, when I called you came. Also Tommy Patrick of Tommy’s Clam Shack for your support. Thank you Father Fleming for the Blessing. Thank you Mark Tourgee, Attorney. Thank you Greg Iannotti of Quidnick Greenhouses. Many thanks to Robert Iannotti, III and the staff of the Iannotti Funeral Home. Thank you Robert & Bobby Cicerone of Superior Bakery in Cranston, David DeLuise of DeLuise Bakery in Cranston and Ray Roch & his son Zack of Roch’s Fresh Foods in West Greenwich for your very generous donations. Thank you David Eccleston and the staff at Club Frontenac. And thank you Gonzos for making the signs.

Community News AARP CHAPTER 2210 ATLANTIC CITY TRIP AARP Chapter 2210 has planned a trip to Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City from November 7-9. The Tour includes 2 nights accommodations, $20 Casino Slot Cash, $50 Food Credits, a Casino Show & luxury Motorcoach Transportation by Silver Fox Coach. Depart from the I-95 Park & Ride at Exit 6A in Coventry at 7:30AM on November 7, with an approximate return time of 7:30PM on November 9. Cost is $269/person (double occupancy), $259/person (triple occupancy) or $369/person (single occupancy). $50 Deposit due at sign-up, final payment due by October 7. For more information call Maureen, 828-5188 or Mary, 828-3227. ADULT TAKE & MAKE KIT AT THE WEST WARWICK PUBLIC LIBRARY West Warwick Public Library, 1043 Main Street, West Warwick, is offering an Adult Take & Make Kit - Seed Paper. DIY Seed Paper kits are now available at the Information Services Desk for free. We have a variety of seeds available, so you can pick what you want your paper to sprout! For more information, call 828-3750. JOIN CUB SCOUT PACK 13, CENTREVILLE Adventure is waiting! Build Yours. Join Cub Scout Pack 13, Centreville. We meet every Wednesday at 130 Legris Avenue, West Warwick. Please contact James Mclellan at 401-523-5723 or jimmac54@cox.net Find us on Facebook, Pack 13 Centreville. COVENTRY LIBRARY SERVICE SPOTLIGHT: OCEAN STATE LIBRARIES APP Did you know that there’s an app for the library? On the Ocean State Libraries app, you can place holds, see what you have checked out, access online resources, & more! Search “Ocean State Libraries” in your app store to download the free app and then sign in with your library card to get started! If you need help downloading or using the app, contact the Coventry Library Reference Desk at askreference@coventrylibrary.org or call 822-9105.

YELLOW HORSE EQUINE ASSISTED ACTIVITIES & THERAPY PROGRAM SEEKS VOLUNTEERS In partnership with the unique attributes of the horse, Yellow Horse facilitates social, emotional and behavioral growth and learning to children, adults, families and the community through equine assisted activities and therapy programs. We are looking for volunteers to join our Yellow Horse family. Horse experience is not necessary; just a positive attitude and desire to participate! Free training provided. Ages 15 and Up. Located at 40 Collins Road in Ashaway. For more information visit www.yellow-horse-equine.com or email volunteer@yellowhorseri.com

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AT GEN. NATHANAEL GREENE HOMESTEAD The Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead in Coventry is looking for individuals interested in becoming Tour Guides for the season. The Homestead, also known as “Spell Hall”, was built by Nathanael Greene in 1770 and has been authentically restored as a Museum dedicated to his memory. Tour Guides will learn about Gen. Greene, his family, and life in the 18th Century. Experience is not necessary. All information will be provided and scheduling is flexible. For more information, please email nathanaelgreenehmst@gmail.com Visit us at nathanaelgreenehomestead.org CHURCH OF CHRIST GIVING CLOSET The Giving Closet of the church of Christ, 42 Nooseneck Hill Road (Lower Level Coventry-West Greenwich Elks Lodge), West Greenwich, will be open every Wednesday from 1-5PM. Everything is FREE! Please bring a mask. No donations now. 397-9700. PAWTUXET VALLEY ROTARY CLUB The Pawtuxet Valley Rotary Club is looking for individuals or businesses who are interested in helping the local communities of West Warwick, Coventry & West Greenwich! For more information please email pvrotaryevents@gmail.com or call 401-589-1321.

HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (HEAP) Have trouble paying your heating bill? The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) helps income eligible families pay their heating bills. The HEAP is a Primary Grant that is sent directly to your utility company or fuel provider, and it will be credited on your bill. You don’t need to have an unpaid bill, you can either rent or own your home, and must meet current gross income guidelines. Please call 732-4660, Ext. 175 for more information.

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HOPE LIBRARY HOURS Hope Library, 374 North Road, Hope, is open on Mondays & Fridays from 10AM-5PM, Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays from 10AM-8PM & Saturdays from 10AM-2PM. The Library is closed on Sundays. For more information, call 821-7910.

COVENTRY PUBLIC LIBRARY SUMMER READING PROGRAM REGISTRATION Children ages 3 through entering Grade 5 can register for the 2021 ìTails and Talesî Summer Reading Challenge! Registration for the Children’s Summer Reading Challenge will be from June 21-July 2. At registration, children will receive their reading log, a pencil and a bookmark. Children will be able to set their own reading goal for the summer. If you prefer to pick-up a summer reading log through curbside, please call the Youth Services Department at 822-9102 to register and schedule a curbside pick-up. The statewide Rhode Island Summer Reading Program is supported by the RI Office of Library and Information Services, with funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. And thank you to the Town of Coventry for their support of this program.

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As we transition to Summer, and Covid 19 guidelines ease, more and more people will be heading outdoors to enjoy spending time with friends and family. This is a momentous step forward after the past year of staying home and minimizing contact. One of the things that has been noticed in the medical community is that older people may have not maintained an exercise routine or adequate activity level and might have some issues with balance or coordination as they venture out. Being proactive and taking care of problems before they cause injury is the best plan. Installing grab bars, ramping system, or even a vertical platform lift for outdoor ease can be a big help. Some areas to focus on for increased safety include: • Ensuring that shoes worn outdoors are supportive and comfortable. A non-slip, treaded sole is also an important feature for safe footwear. • Having a pre-planned route which is even surfaced and clear of obstacles. • If your loved one has balance issues, assist them with carrying packages or other items in the yard. • Ensure that railings on porches or decks are securely fastened. If they have begun to get rusted or loose, bring in a professional to assess them for repair or replacement. • Proper lighting helps to prevent falls. Walkways, porches, and doorways should have bright, unobstructed lighting. • Surfaces that are slippery when wet should have anti-slip treads applied to aid in traction. These areas can include decks and tiles. • Reminding your loved ones to always carry their cell phone or to wear a device that can contact emergency personnel is also a great idea. • If stairs are difficult to manage, a ramp might be the answer. • For wheelchair users, we can also install Vertical Platform Lifts to increase outdoor safety and mobility, These tools are perfect for use in smaller spaces where a ramp might not work. Visit Contact Oakley Home Access for a Free Home Safety Assessment. www.oakleyhomeaccess.com

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A Journey In The Time Machine…June 1966 To June 2021 On June 13, our granddaughters Katharine and Sophia walked triumphantly up the stairs of the altar at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence to receive their diplomas from St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket. They became twin Saints alumni in a church named after two saints. Their graduation rekindled memories of my high school graduation from Classical High School in the Stone Age year of 1966. That trip in the time machine revealed some interesting similarities, as well as stark differences, stretched out across the 55-year time gap. Classical and St. Raphael Academy are both city campuses. The predominant color for each school is purple and old brick buildings are essential to each campus. Classical High bricks, for reasons I’ve never discovered, were yellow. St. Raphael’s building’s bricks are standard red. Both schools featured a rigorous curriculum designed to prepare graduates for success at colleges and universities across the nation in a wide range of academic disciplines. At Classical, we were given quizzes on every subject every day. After surviving this four-year, daily testing gauntlet, my years of study at URI were considerably easier. Both schools had successful athletic programs that produced numerous Rhode Island Interscholastic League championships. Classical excelled in track and field and weight events. St. Raphael has produced championship caliber teams in football, basketball, track, cheerleading, women’s volleyball, and softball among others. Significant strides have been made since 1966 in evolution of women’s athletic programs. Expansion women’s sports at the high school level has no doubt enriched the high school experience for my grand-

daughters and countless other young ladies. The five-decade span between my graduation and my granddaughters’ graduations has produced a revolution in education. The laptop computer has essentially replaced pens, the Number 2 pencils, and lined pads. I suspect that the slide rule (a mystery I never solved) is virtually obsolete. In 1966, rudimentary, mammoth, first-generation computers holding the mysteries binary computation, coded with foreign languages such as Fortran and RAM (not the URI mascot) were housed in large, air-conditioned rooms guarded by highly trained Navy Seal types. Today, computers are smaller and faster, and are packed with more information than thousands of encyclopedias, all stored in the amorphous Cloud. Cell phones have morphed from clumsy, large, boxy prototypes to sizes slightly larger than an index card. Their network range is expansive and “more powerful than a locomotive,” (a MeTV reference the original Superman television series broadcast on black and white television sets). The age of flying cars cartooned in the futuristic “The Jetsons” television series is almost upon us. And that very thought gives me goosebumps and strikes terror in me. It wasn’t too long ago that air conditioning was optional and you had to pay extra for an FM radio when you bought a new car. After five years, I’m STILL trying to figure out the dizzying array of buttons, dials, and nefarious signage on my car’s digital sound system display screen. In 1966, I wrote out each of my college admissions applications. My granddaughters filled out one online application that would be submitted to several colleges. When they chose their institutions of higher learning, virtually all of their cor-

respondence concerning their courses, housing, dining options, financial assistance, internships, etc. was conveyed via e-mail. They had the chance to visit several schools with their parents before making their college choice. My options were limited to local institutions. For unknown reasons (again), we did not adorn caps and gowns for Classical’s graduation. We received our diplomas clad in full tuxedo regalia, complete with white dinner jackets. The girls were dressed in their finest celebratory attire. I confess to feeling more stress relief than joy as I received my diploma. At times, my four years at Classical bore a startling resemblance to an educational basic training boot camp at the Camp Lejeune U.S. marine base. On the other hand, I have fond memories of friends I made at Classical; a few have friendships have lasted a lifetime. I am grateful for the lessons I learned about preparation, study habits, consistent effort, and scholarship. I’m sure Sophia and Kailyn’s high school memories will be richer than mine. Like me, they have forged lifelong bonds with some of their classmates. But they have also taken full advantage of their experience by achieving academic excellence and participation in athletic programs, community service, and other activities. They began their high school journey as girls and graduated as strong, confident, accomplished young women. I just wonder what it will be like for them in 2071, when they step into the time machine at their 50th high school class reunion. Larry Grimaldi is a freelance writer living in North Providence. Comments can be e-mailed to lvgrimaldi49@gmail.com

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Remembering Turn-Of-The-Century Restaurants started out to do a single article on restaurants that we fondly remembered from way back to the midsixties to the end of the century.

So many restaurants have come and gone and so many readers reminded me of ones I had missed, that two additional articles followed. To pay homage to more restaurants that we have uncovered and to remember some of the recent ones that are no longer with us, we have one final remembrance (I promise). In 2000, we reviewed San Vivaldo and were treated to one of the finest Italian restaurants we have ever visited. Proprietor and chef Alfiero Bigazzi cooked to order for no more than 40 guests in his cozy restaurant at 570 Providence St. in West Warwick. Osso Buco, Scallopine di Vitello, and other delights were followed by Tortino di Risotto and topped off with “Alfie’s” home-made limoncello. We remember Meatball Mikes on the corner of Gansett and Cranston St. in Cranston. They had great meatballs.

We enjoyed the chain Ted’s Montana Grille in Cranston’s Chapel View, especially their honest-to-goodness Buffalo Burger. We loved Chapel View’s Bonefish Grille and their Bang Bang Shrimp appetizer. Unfortunately, they did not last long. On a trip to Bermuda we found the chain doing a big business on the island. The Catfish Grille on West Shore Rd. in Warwick had both Cajun food and Cajun bands. We miss Basset’s salad bar. The ultimate seafood restaurant was Horton’s at six corners in East Providence. This is one that we really miss. Lemi’s at 38 Pontiac Ave., on the Cranston/Providence line, was an authentic Chinese restaurant. I chose a BBQ combination of roast duck and roast pig which was out of this world. Joyce met her match when she ordered sea cucumbers. The taste was mild, but the texture was mushy. We learned later that they are a Chinese delicacy , good for kidneys and other ailments. They are bottom feeders that eat decaying material. We can’t recall all the restaurants that have occupied the ground floor and top floor of the former Biltmore Hotel, but

our favorite was McCormick and Schmicks, which had great seafood. We used to love the Rodizio Brazilian Steakhouse in North providence, where the waiters would roam the restaurant offering a variety of meats sliced off their skewers. Rick’s Roadhouse on Richmond St. in Providence had great ribs. It is now a Mexican restaurant. I used to stop at Fran’s Place, a little shack still sitting empty on Allen’s Ave. at the Cranston/Providence line. Owner Cheryl Mirabella closed it and opened Marabella’s in the shopping center across from Governor Francis Inn, where she still serves up the best meatballs in RI. The pandemic is responsible for too many restaurants closing their doors during the past year. Some will, and have, recover and we need to do our best to support them. Let us know your favorite restaurant, old or new. The masks are off and the appetites are back. So many good restaurants; so little time.

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nce the structural elements and hardscape features of your outdoor living space are in place, it’s time to turn attention to the details that really bring the area to life. FAMILY FEATURES Vibrant textiles like cushions, pillows and rugs can all soften nce the structural elements and hardscape features of your the look of living a space while adding colorful charm, but another outdoor space are in place, it’s time to turn attention to theplace details that really bring area to life. effective where youthecan introduce plenty of character is the Vibrant textiles like cushions, pillows and rugs can all soften landscaping. the look of a space while adding colorful charm, but another effective place where you can introduce plenty of character is the Often, homeowners treat the landscape and the architectural landscaping. Often, homeowners treat outdoor the landscapeliving and the architectural components of an space as distinct design components of an outdoor living space as distinct design elements. Making the seamlessly landscape seamlessly integrate into the elements. Making the landscape integrate into the area not only transforms the way the space looks, itthe enhances the looks, it enhances the area not only transforms the way space outdoor ambiance. outdoor ambiance.

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Gochujang-Glazed Chicken

Learn why foil-packet cooking is hot, hot, hot

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s the saying goes, big things come in small packages and that may explain the burgeoning popularity of foil-packet recipes. Minimal preparation and cleanup are easy trade-offs for the immense flavors you can create in these tiny containers, whether you prepare them in the oven, on the grill or over an open flame. The secret to successful foil cooking is locking in the layers of flavor from each ingredient. It’s surprisingly simple to create delicious, healthy dishes when cooking with foil. An ingredient like seasoned rice vinegar offers a wholesome alternative to many condiments and flavorings while giving your packet a big flavor boost. With no artificial preservatives, flavors or ingredients and no high-fructose corn syrup, Nakano® Rice Vinegars are the perfect solution for building better-for-you foil-packet meals. With organic varieties and easy-to-read labels featuring real, recognizable ingredients, you can feel great about layering delicious flavor into your next foil-packet meal with rice vinegar. Garlic seasoned rice vinegar delivers a boost of flavor to this Asian-inspired chicken, creating a sensational main dish. Add crisp fresh veggies tossed with organic rice vinegar and garlic as a side then finish the meal with a sweet take on a juicy fruit crisp. Find more inspired ideas for healthy meals at Mizkan.com/Recipes.

PERFECT FOIL POUCH 1. A 12-inch square piece of foil is a good starting point, but you may need to adjust depending on the recipe. Remember you’ll need plenty of extra room around the ingredients for the heat to build up and cook the contents to perfection. 2. Use heavy-duty foil to avoid tears or poor seals that can spill ingredients and precious seasonings and juices. 3. Spread foil on a flat surface and add a light nonstick spray, if needed. 4. Place ingredients and seasonings in the center of the foil. 5. Bring long sides of the foil together over the food. Pinch together and make 1/2-inch folds straight across at least twice for a strong seal. Remember to leave plenty of open space between the foil and food. 6. Make 1/2-inch folds on each short end, folding toward food but leaving at least 1 1/2-2 inches between the seam and food.

Gochujang-Glazed Chicken

Servings: 4 Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 45 minutes 4 tablespoons Nakano Seasoned Rice Vinegar – Roasted Garlic 2 teaspoons gochujang (chile bean paste) 6 tablespoons maple syrup 4 teaspoons soy sauce 2 tablespoons, plus 2 teaspoons, olive oil 4 teaspoons Dijon mustard 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon pepper 8 chicken thighs 4 cups fresh cauliflower, riced (use grater or food processer so cauliflower resembles rice) 1 1/2 cups fresh scallions, sliced 2 cups fresh sugar snap peas 3 sprigs fresh cilantro, for garnish Heat oven or grill to 375 F. In large bowl, mix together vinegar, gochujang, maple syrup, soy sauce, olive oil, mustard, salt and pepper to form marinade. Dip chicken in marinade and toss lightly until coated. Lightly oil foil pouch and layer base of pouch with cauliflower. Add scallions and sugar snap peas then place chicken on top. Carefully pour remaining marinade over pouch contents (ensuring that liquid stays inside foil). Seal foil packet and bake or grill 30 minutes. Open foil to create 2-inch long vent then bake or grill another 15 minutes, or until completely cooked. Garnish with cilantro before serving. Chef’s tip: For best results and added flavor, marinate chicken 30 minutes before preparing pouches. Substitutions: In place of gochujang, red pepper flake paste can be made by mixing 1 tablespoon red pepper flakes with a few dashes soy sauce and 1 dash sugar. Alternatively, substitute 2 teaspoons sriracha for gochujang.

7. Handle pouch with care to avoid piercing or tearing, and always use tongs to remove pouches from heat.

Bartlett Pear and Oat Crisp

Servings: 4 Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 30 minutes 4 cups fresh pears, medium diced 4 tablespoons Nakano Seasoned Rice Vinegar – Mango 3/4 cup quick oats 2/3 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup, plus 2 teaspoons, all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 6 tablespoons butter, diced into 1/4-inch squares Heat oven to 375 F. Toss pears in rice vinegar and set into lightly greased foil pouch. Combine remaining ingredients in bowl and use two forks to combine ingredients until mixture becomes crumbly. Pour mixture evenly over pears, seal pouch and bake 20 minutes. Open top of foil and bake another 10 minutes, or until crisp and golden. Chef’s tips: For crispier crust, refrigerate crumbly mixture 30 minutes before baking. Serve with scoop of vanilla bean ice cream.

Mediterranean Vegetables

Servings: 4 Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 25 minutes 3 tablespoons Nakano Organic Rice Vinegar – Seasoned 1/4 cup olive oil 1 teaspoon salt, plus extra, to taste 1/2 teaspoon pepper, plus extra, to taste 1 tablespoon, plus 1 1/2 teaspoons, fresh parsley, chopped 1 1/2 teaspoons fresh garlic, minced 1 cup fresh zucchini, sliced into 1 3/4-inch long, 1/4-inch thick planks 1 cup fresh green pepper strips 1 cup fresh red pepper strips 8 fresh stalks asparagus, slicing off 1/4 inch from bottom of stalk 1 fresh portobello mushroom, sliced into 1/2-inch squares 1 cup fresh eggplant, diced into 1/2-inch squares Heat oven or grill to 375 F. In large bowl, mix together rice vinegar, olive oil, salt, pepper, parsley and garlic to create marinade. Clean vegetables then place them in marinade in small batches. Toss to coat then place in foil pouch. Pour remaining marinade over vegetables and seal pouch. Bake in oven or over indirect heat on grill 25 minutes. Add salt and pepper, to taste, after removing pouch from heat. Chef’s tip: Open pouch after 20 minutes of cooking and allow vegetables to crisp slightly under direct heat for remaining 5 minutes.

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RETIREMENT SPARKS by ELAINE M. DECKER

Pandemic Statistics Interpreted Earlier this year, Time magazine ran a spread with 29 statistics about various activities related to the year many of us spent at home during the COVID pandemic. I noticed that some of those figures could help explain others, especially ones that otherwise might seem contradictory. This essay will interpret those relationships for you. I wrote this awhile ago. Now that the pandemic is getting under control, some figures are changing, which I’ve noted. Let’s start with sex and marriage. Unlike love, these apparently did not go together like a horse and carriage during sequester. Time reports that 44% of adults claimed their sex life declined in spring 2020. The tide may be turning. Sales of condoms are way up there this spring. Lack of sex didn’t seem to have any impact on marriages last year, though, because divorce rates declined about 22%. This may be because therapists have been extra busy helping everyone keep the peace while sequestered at home. I have an explanation for this, based on other statistics supplied by Time. Delivery of food via home-delivery apps was up on two measures. A whopping 40% of us who had never done so before tried out those services. Moreover, orders through one of them more than tripled vs. 2019. My guess? The meals were better than what spouses were used to being served, so they had no incentive to bolt the nest. Let’s get back to why sex declined. Some of that could have been the “Not tonight; I just got vaccinated” syndrome, but I doubt it. Other activities and changes in habits seemed to have replaced sex or discouraged it. There’s no surprise that puzzle sales tripled in 2020. I was addicted to them for months. Some of those can be extremely frustrating. Not the best mood to be in for foreplay. Add to that having just finished a gourmet meal from Door-Dash, and your spouse can

forget about a happy ending. I had at one point thought that the 10% increase in the use of residential electricity was in some way related to the decline in sex. I envisioned a lot more self-pleasuring with sex toys. Then it occurred to me that those are battery powered (so I’m told). This had me wondering about the sale of batteries during the pandemic, but Time didn’t report on that. I did a quick search on alkaline batteries trends and best I can tell, they were juiced over the past year. Sex toys may have nothing to do with that. The kids were home and probably burned through batteries with their own toys. If the increase in food delivery wasn’t explanation enough, here’s another item that could have contributed to a decline in sex: pajamas. That’s right, pajamas. Online sales of those comfy clothes grew 143% in one month last spring. At the same time, sales of bras drooped 12%. Victoria’s Secret sales were already down coming into 2020 and jammies sure weren’t helping any. And when was the last time you read or saw anything about one of Victoria’s Secret’s angels? The closure of barbershops may have led to some muddled sex roles. So many men grew their hair into ponytails. From a distance, it was difficult to tell if the person ahead of you was a man or a woman. Who’s to say whether that added to confusion in a darkened bedroom? Which brings me to underwear in general. With all the time spent at home, with not much exercise and lots more comfort food, is it any wonder that sweat pants replaced thongs or bikini briefs? (Time told us that 1 in 6 health clubs and gyms closed in 2020.) Of course sex was down but divorce was, too. Why? Who would want to go on the hunt for a new partner with a pandemic bod? You can hide it only so long under loose clothing. Sooner or later a new prospective partner is

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Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and Other Difficult Words

Most would agree supercalifra- all kinds of warm embraces for the spoken to some older physicians gilisticexpialidocious is a difficult upcoming honored blessed event. who were told in medical school to word. Many of you not only rec- Soon to be parents may be nervous never say the words dying or death; ognized it, but maybe even sang it. and afraid, but even when pregnan- it was forbidden. The unfortunate Unless you have young grandchil- cy wasn’t planned; a healthy fam- consequence is that we may end up dren, you may not have heard this ily and healthcare system rallies prolonging suffering. We may do word for many years, yet it rolls off around the expectant mother to help better to embrace the philosophy the tongue easily. A song of Hippocrates who from the Disney musical of said “Cure sometimes, I have obser ved and par ticipated in deaths treat often, and com1964, “Mary Poppins” has become part of our culture swirling in chaos and pain, and others fort always.” and remains well known. wrapped in comfor t and love. Providing the Of course there will Having worked in health always be deaths that latter is my passion as a nurse. care for nearly forty years are sudden and tragic, I’ve sadly observed many but most people know important difficult words when they are seriwe don’t want to say, never ously ill, or have lived mind attempt to discuss way beyond the usual with our loved ones. These words her usher a new life into the world. life expectancy. I hope this article might include, hospice, palliative Now let’s look at the other sure moves you to take control before care, advance directives and end thing; death. People really don’t there is a crisis. Arm yourself with of life. These difficult words and like this word, death. We have plen- information, ask questions, share conversations are also important to ty of euphemisms for dying; pass what is important, reminisce with begin to embrace as part of our cul- away, pass on, depart this life, meet loved ones and talk to your health ture. your maker, perish, kick the buck- care professionals. You may find, In the book “New Perspectives on et, failing, breathed his last, just like Supercalifragilisticexpialidothe End of Life”, Steffen and Hiner- couldn’t go on, and lost the battle. cious, difficult words get easier man (2012) point out that death is Imagine for a moment that a fam- once we say them out loud. We inevitable and universal, but dying ily and healthcare system embraced begin this journey the day we are has tremendous variability. When the dying, honoring their wishes born; while you are able, take the someone has a brush with death it is and helping to usher the patient into first steps to honor the end of life. often a major turning point in their their new world. The result would This article will be the first in a appreciation of life. The trees seem be far more understanding, and far series about living until the end of greener, they take time to hear the less suffering, and ultimately a life, this journey. music, smell the roses, be mindful and death would be honored. of what and who are the most imCertainly throughout my career portant parts of life. The rest of us I have observed and participated Rhonda Taddei RN, BSN, CHPN often just go through the motions of in deaths swirling in chaos and RTaddei@HopeHealthCo.org pseudo-living day to day. pain, and others wrapped in com- HopeHealthCo.org Birth and death are the only sure fort and love. Providing the latter things in a lifetime. The beginning is my passion as a nurse. I know Rhonda started her nursing career of a new life in our culture is typi- it is never easy to have these con- in 1977 as a Nursing Assistant. cally full of preparations, celebra- versations with our patients and the Community education surrounding tions, information gathering, doctor ones we love. Physicians, through burdensome treatments vs. comfort selecting, life style altering, furni- no fault of their own, had no real care has become her passion. ture buying, baby proofing, name training in asking what is important picking, God-parent choosing, and to a patient at end of life. I have

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Catholic Cemeteries of the Diocese of Providence

What makes Catholic Cemeteries different?

he Catholic Cemeteries for the Diocese of Providence are “Holy Ground”, consecrated and designated for our faithful to carry out the sacred religious traditions of burial within our Church. While caring for the resting places of our deceased and your loved ones, we recognize all of the regulations and guidelines of the National Catholic Cemetery Conference in accord with the Catholic Church.

We believe in, and are firmly committed to the teachings & rich tradition of the Catholic Church with regard to the deceased and the sacredness of catholic cemeteries. We are committed to provide you with as many options as possible to help ease some of your most difficult decisions, in the most difficult of times, in conjunction with the teachings of our Church. Our mission is to ensure the proper interment, memorialization, and the corporal works of mercy of the Catholic Church. We strive for our Cemeteries to be a comforting, welcome presence while reflecting the compassion of Jesus. The options our cemeteries offer are much different than many of the traditional option you may be familiar with, so please take the time to visit our locations to discuss what is now available to you, to meet the needs of your family.

CATHOLIC CEMETERIES PROVIDE MANY OPTIONS THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED BEFORE

We have sections specifically for OUR CLERGY, FAMILIES WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED THE LOSS OF A CHILD, CREMATION, AND OUR HONORED VETERANS

THE MAUSOLEUM OF SAINTS PETER & PAUL at St. Ann’s Cemetery

New Mausoleum Construction pricing now in effect. Lock in now before prices increase.

Ensure your choices are fulfilled. Eliminate the unnecessary time constraints of decisions at the time of loss.

Pre-need purchasing alleviates the stress on your loved ones. at their most difficult times.

We honor our veterans with our Veterans Section. Take advantage of our Veterans Credit Program on your purchase.

Office of Catholic Cemeteries Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence, RI • 80 Saint Mary’s Drive, Cranston, RI

Call today at 401-944-8383

www.ricatholiccemeteries.org

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Hurry, don’t delay one minute longer — within just a few short weeks those perfect “homegrown” berries will be hard to find, and we’ll have to wait another year before we can again proclaim “Strawberry Fields Forever”! 3/4 cup reduced-fat biscuit baking mix Sugar substitute to equal 1/4 cup sugar, suitable for baking 4 teaspoons flaked coconut 2 tablespoons nonfat sour cream 1/4 cup fat-free milk 2 teaspoons coconut extract 1 (4-serving) package sugarfree instant vanilla pudding mix 2/3 cup nonfat dry milk powder 1¾ cups water 1/4 cup reduced-calorie whipped topping 4 cups sliced fresh strawberries 1. Preheat oven to 375 F. Spray a baking sheet with butter-flavored cooking spray. In a medium bowl, combine baking mix, sugar substitute and coconut. Stir in sour cream, milk and 1 teaspoon coconut extract. Drop batter onto prepared baking sheet to form 4 shortcakes. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes or until golden brown. Place shortcakes on wire rack to cool. 2. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine dry pudding mix, milk powder and water. Mix well using a wire whisk. Blend in whipped topping and remaining 1 teaspoon coconut extract. For each serving, place a shortcake on a dessert dish, spoon 1/2 cup pudding mixture over shortcakes, and sprinkle 1 cup strawberries over top. Serves 4. • Each serving equals: 221 calories, 3g fat, 7g protein, 39g carb., 676mg Sodium, 6g fiber; Diabetic Exchanges: 1 Starch, 1 Fruit, 1 FatFree Milk.

June 21, 2021

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You feel ready to face up to a major change, although it might involve some risks. A once-dubious family member comes around and offers support and encouragement. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Move forward with your plans, despite discouraging words from those who underestimate the Bovine’s strong will. Your keen instincts will guide you well. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) A misunderstanding is easily cleared up. Then go ahead and enjoy some fun and games this week. A Libra might have ideas that merit serious consideration for the future. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) You might feel as if you’re in an emotional pressure cooker, but the situation is about to change in your favor. Take time out for some well-earned fun. LEO (July 23 to August 22) A shift in your workplace responsibilities creates resentment among some co-workers. Deal with it before it becomes a threat to your success on the job. VIRGO (August 23 to September 22) Expect some surprises in what you thought was one of your typically well-planned schedules. Deal with them, and then enjoy some lighthearted entertainment.

LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Be careful: What appears to be a solid financial opportunity might have some hidden risks attached. A hazy personal matter needs to be cleared up. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) It’s a good time to strengthen ties with family and friends. You might feel unsure about a recent workplace decision, but time will prove you did the right thing. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Just when you thought your relationship was comfortable and even predictable, your partner or spouse could spring a potentially life-changing surprise on you. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 19) Your usually generous self is overshadowed by your equally strong suspicious nature. You might be judging things too harshly. Keep an open mind. AQUARIUS (January 20 to February 18) Love and romance dominate the week. Married Aquarians enjoy domestic harmony, while singles could soon be welcoming overtures from loving Leos. PISCES (February 19 to March 20) An old health problem recurs, but it is soon dealt with, leaving you eager to get back into the swing of things. A favorable travel period starts this week. BORN THIS WEEK: You have an independent spirit that resists being told what to do. But you’re also wise enough to appreciate good advice.

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Jobs Wanted HOUSEKEEPER: Childcare20 Years experience. Coventry/West Greenwich area. Call 3978910.

WING Interstate: Ran when parked, $500. 70’s HONDA 500, 4-cyl. for parts. $200. Eric, 241-2684 (calls only). RARE FIND! Showroom condition, bright blue bike with only 50 miles on it! 2009 Honda Rebel CMX250C. Nice low bike for short person, bike is lightweight. One of a kind ﬁnd! Asking $2600. 474-6878.

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D A A Y R S LE 16 Freeborne Ave. Warwick, RI 02889

RIVERPOINT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE Martha & Mary’s Shop at Riverpoint Congregational Church, 75 Providence Street, West Warwick, will hold a Rummage Sale on Saturday, July 10 from 9AM-1PM AND Wednesday, July 7 & 20 from 9AM-12PM. All clothing is $1/bag from 9-10AM. Donations greatly appreciated. Call 826-3150 for information. Masks are required at all times. No exceptions, for the protection of our staff.

APARTMENT SALE! 200 Woodland Drive, Apt. 211, Coventry: July 3, 8AM-3PM. Miscellaneous.

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Let us get your furry friend looking patriotic this 4th of July

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Pets Shell-Shocked by Nightly Fireworks DEAR PAW’S CORNER: What is with the constant setting off of loud fireworks almost every night for the past year? My two dogs are so stressed out that they are sleeping with me at night. — Larry H., via email DEAR LARRY: I experienced similar nightly fireworks throughout the pandemic. There are many theories as to why fireworks were so popular, but I prefer to go with the most obvious: Some people had little else to do, and no regard for their neighbors. My pets are not too fazed by the occasional crackle of firecrackers, which still goes on here even though the pandemic restrictions are mostly lifted. But some of our neighbors had much bigger fireworks and enjoyed setting them off around midnight or later, with no warning. My pets came flying into the bedroom when these were set off. As a pet owner, it’s frustrating to see our companions suffer from someone else’s carelessness. Even worse, authorities haven’t seemed interested in enforcing noise or fireworks regulations. As we head into the Fourth of July weekend, plan ahead to make things easier for your pets. Create a safe space for your dogs to go to when fireworks go off. Some dogs absolutely need this and can’t be comforted by a hug or treats. A friend of mine created a little den in the corner of her mudroom using scrap plywood, putting bedding and old clothes inside so her giant mutt “Ollie” can hide from loud noises. Talk to your dogs’ vet as well about medication to keep them calmer through the holiday, which may help them better deal with the trauma caused by fireworks. Send your questions, comments and tips to ask@pawscorner.com.

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Coventry Parks & Recreation Department

FRIDAY 2021 FREE SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT SERIES - FRIDAY NIGHTS

All concerts are held outside the Coventry Annex (1675 Flat River Rd.) Groups play from 7:00-8:30pm in July and 6:30-8:00pm in August. Gates open 30 minutes before music begins. (Rain dates are scheduled for Sundays following the scheduled concert date)

July 9th

July 30th

The Billy Shears Band

Greystone Rail

August 13th

Nickel Jukebox

(Beatles Songs & Classic Rock)

(Bluegrass, Country)

July 16th

August 6th

August 20th

(Classic Rock)

(Classic Rock, Top 40 & Country)

(Motown)

Cee Cee & the Riders 19th Nervous Breakdown Stumbling Murphy (Blues, R&B) July 23rd

The Good Vibe Tribe

SPONSORS SILVER Carpenter-Jenks Family Funeral Homes D’Ambra Construction, Inc. Ocean State Credit Union BRONZE Airhart Electric, Inc. Concordia Manufacturing LLC Iannotti Funeral Home Rhode Island Orthodontic Group

Feel free to bring blankets, chairs, and food. Please No Alcohol. Smoking is prohibited.

(Classic Rock, Country & Oldies)

Cruise-Ins

Cruise-Ins are held at each concert & have a Designated parking area.

OUTDOOR SUMMER MOVIES Saturday NIGHTS (Rain dates are scheduled for Sundays following the scheduled movie date)

BIG SCREEN ON THE BEACH

Big Screen on the Beach events will be held at Briar Point Beach (70 West Shore Drive). There is no parking in the neighborhood. Movies begin at sunset. Feel free to bring blankets, chairs, and food. Please no alcohol. Smoking prohibited.

JULY 31 Raya and the Last Dragon 7:00- 10:30 pm (movie @ sunset) Presented by Coventry Public Library

AUGUST 28 - Onward

6:30- 10:00 pm (movie @ sunset) Presented by Coventry Public Library