by egnews | Apr 7, 2020 | COVID-19, Op/Ed
By Jenny Souther Since this pandemic has invaded our country and basically shut down everything about how we lived our day to day lives, there are few things I do with near certainty on a daily basis. I take my medicine… avoiding acute or chronic rejection of my...
by egnews | Apr 3, 2020 | COVID-19, Government, Op/Ed
By Mark Schwager The views expressed below are my own and are not an official communication from the Town Council or Town of East Greenwich. The Covid 19 pandemic has brought rapid changes and challenges in the ways we live and work in East Greenwich. Since March...
by Alan Clarke | Apr 2, 2020 | Op/Ed
Written 12 years ago by Alan F. Clarke My 20 year old 4-cup Mr. Coffee coffee maker is leaking. I have to put twice as much water in it as I need for coffee and keep a towel under it for the leakage. So I have been looking to replace it for over two years now. Try and...
by Bob Houghtaling | Mar 28, 2020 | Op/Ed
By Bob Houghtaling Last week I offered the poem Trees, by Joyce Kilmer, extolling nature’s beauty. As we continue to confront the many challenges brought about by the Coronavirus many of us are doing some deep soul searching. With this stated, perhaps another poem is...
by Elizabeth McNamara | Mar 25, 2020 | Op/Ed
By Mark Schwager The views expressed below are my own and are not an official communication from the Town Council or Town of East Greenwich. Over the past week the Town Manager and Town Council have worked to ensure that our municipal government continues to deliver...
by Bob Houghtaling | Mar 19, 2020 | COVID-19, Op/Ed
Above: A magnolia tree at the Bicentennial Farm on South County Trail … taken a previous spring. By Bob Houghtaling There are ways of engaging the world during this time of tribulation. One of these ways is taking a walk. While, for certain, there will be many...
