More Barn Project Photos - Historic Lecture
Running An Event? Keep It
Green
Ed
Foundation Awards Grants
Relay For Life
Greater Milford-Blackstone Valley
Meet the
Police & Police Dog Night in N Smithfield
Historic Structures at UMass
Threatened
2 Photo Contests for all You Shutterbugs
Become An Outdoors Woman:Archery
History of the Whitin Mill
Lexington's
Wright-Locke-Hamilton Farm
31st Annual
Blackstone River Watershed Association Canoe and Kayak Race
Douglas - The
community of Douglas will come together for public prayer, joining
others across the nation, for the National Day of Prayer May 3,
6:30 p.m. The public prayer event will be held rain or shine at the
Douglas Common gazebo and will include prayers from local clergy and
music by Sam Bowen of Douglas. This is the second year for this
event. The theme of this years National Day of Prayer is "Unite in
Prayer". For more information about the Douglas event, contact Janet
Gonzalez 508-476-7538 or google, National Day of Prayer.
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A Capella Night on April 27 by Holy
Cross, MIT & Grafton's Apple Tree Arts...More
Recently called the “Best stop for one-stop shopping”
by Money Magazine, the SBA
continues to improve and build its Web site’s reputation in order to
help small businesses start, grow and succeed.
Volunteer Center of
RI to Award
History Alive
Interpreters with 2007
Outstanding
Volunteer Program -
More
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Local Company Celebrates 30
Years with Expansion
Scores of
Scholarships for RI Kids
An estate planning workshop to learn
more about the Pension Protection Act of 2006 and the tax benefits
of placing land in a conservation easement.
More
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Are you looking for an
opportunity to make a difference in your community? Would you
like to learn more about the plants, animals and natural
resources in your backyard? If so, then the Blackstone River
Watershed’s (BRWA’s) Stream Team needs your help!
In collaboration with the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Riverways Adopt-A-Stream Program,
the BRWA will be conducting a river survey along the West and
Mill Rivers during the month of May. The data collected from the
survey will be used to determine which factors are negatively
affecting the river (pollution, erosion, trash etc.). River
surveys are an excellent opportunity to learn more about the
local resources, spend time with family and friends, and is a
great way to make friends and build connections within the
communities.
Together we can help protect,
restore and advocate for healthy rivers, resources and
communities.
Interested volunteers should
plan to attend the Shoreline Survey Training Workshop on Monday,
May 14th at 6:30pm at Riverbend Farm, 287 Oak Street,
Uxbridge, MA. Refreshments will be served.
For more information or to
register for the training session, please contact Michelle
Walsh, Stream Team Coordinator, at the BRWA’s office at
508-278-5200 or via
email at
info@thebrwa.org.
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