Report shows new way to divvy up school aid

Millions would flow to short-changed school systems like Cumberland and Lincoln

By MARCIA GREEN, Valley Breeze Editor

CUMBERLAND - Fixing the ... continue

Larger budget approved for Lincoln schools

By AUDRA CLARK, Valley Breeze Staff Writer

LINCOLN - The Lincoln School Committee has approved an amended 2010-11 budget that is 2.93 percent higher ... continue

Want to shed a few pounds? Team up with Shape Up

Blackstone Valley teams place high and plan to do it again

By AUDRA E. CLARK, Valley Breeze Staff Writer

Men and women across Blackstone Valle ... continue

No foul play seen in river death

LINCOLN - Police have identified the body found in the Blackstone River on Jan. 21. The investigation is still open but there are no signs of foul pla ... continue

Kelley Lennon at Kirkbrae for Valentine's Concert Feb. 13

LINCOLN - Area singing favorite Kelley Lennon will offer her annual Valentine's Concert this year on Saturday, Feb. 13 at Kirkbrae Country Club, 197 O ... continue

Lincoln Garden Club meets Wednesday

LINCOLN - The next meeting of the Lincoln Garden Club will be held Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 1 p.m. at Sayles Memorial Church hall, 185 Chapel St.

A vi ... continue

Democratic leader chides councilors for opposing larger senior tax credit

LINCOLN - Timothy McMahon, chairman of the Democractic Town Committee, is expressing "disappointment" in a statement about a Town Council decision not ... continue

Create a necklace at Lincoln Library

LINCOLN - The Lincoln Public Library will hold a jewelry workshop on Thursday, Feb. 18, at 5:30 in the Program Room.

Everyone attending will design ... continue

Chess for teens starts Feb. 20 in Lincoln

LINCOLN - Lincoln Public Library invites youth of middle and high school ages to learn and play chess. The sessions will be held on alternating Saturd ... continue

Make decorative chocolates Feb. 11

LINCOLN - Lincoln Public Library, 145 Old River Road, will host a candy craft for middle- and high- school students Thursday, Feb. 11 from 3 to 4:30 p ... continue

Database at Lincoln library offers practice SATs, other tests

LINCOLN - The Lincoln Public Library subscribes to LearningExpressLibrary, an online database that includes several practice tests to help students pr ... continue

'Design a Valentine' for a chance to win a prize in Lincoln

LINCOLN - The Lincoln Public Library will sponsor a "Design a Valentine" contest in February in honor of Library Lovers' Month.

Children 12 and you ... continue

Learn to make edible Valentine Feb. 9

LINCOLN - 'Tweens, teens and adults are invited to the Lincoln Public Library, 145 Old River Road, on Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 6 p.m. to learn how to create ... continue

Fabric art program offered Feb. 17

LINCOLN - On Wednesday, Feb. 17, from 2 to 4 p.m., create a fabric collage from a variety of materials at the Lincoln Public Library, 145 Old River Ro ... continue

Spring into action at MacColl Field YMCA

Registration starting for spring programs and events

LINCOLN - MacColl Field YMCA announces the Spring 1 programs and events. Registration will begi ... continue

Amica Insurance, DiMuccio earn J.D. Power award

LINCOLN - Amica Insurance and its president, Robert DiMuccio, were honored at the J.D. Power and Associates customer service roundtable, in recognitio ... continue

Financial Peace University offered

LINCOLN - NorthPointe Christian Church will be offering Financial Peace University, led on video by Dave Ramsey. This 13-week class starts on Saturday ... continue

NorthPointe to hold family event Saturday at mall

LINCOLN - Winter Fun Fest, a family event sponsored by NorthPointe Christian Church, is planned for Saturday, Feb. 6, 3-5 p.m. at the Lincoln Mall, ne ... continue

Rhode Island Historical Society receives full accreditation

PROVIDENCE - The Rhode Island Historical Society has received full accreditation from the American Association of Museums, the highest existing level ... continue

Eagle project helps visually impaired students

LINCOLN - For his Eagle Scout project, Jacob Malenfant of Boy Scout Troop 711 Albion, created Braille books, poems, worksheets and labels for a classr ... continue