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turnto10.com | Patrice Wood
The ripple effect of crime is painful for the sons and daughters left behind when parents are sent to prison or are the victims of violent crime. "It was very tragic. I was young, so I didn't really understand it," said Dante Alves. And for the children of incarcerated parents, it's not unusual to feel that they share that punishment. That's doubly true for Dante. "It made me grow up faster because I had to be the man of the house," Dante said.
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2 weeks ago |
turnto10.com | Patrice Wood
With all the conflict in the world, this community treasure is all about harmony. The American Band, at 188 years old, is one of the oldest continuously active bands in the country. Members are from all over Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut. All of them are accomplished musicians, and they come from diverse backgrounds. "I just love being in a room with people who want to play music at a high level," Dr. Brian Cardany, the band director, said.
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3 weeks ago |
turnto10.com | Patrice Wood
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Our Community Treasure this week doesn't accept a dime for her efforts. Love and attention and maybe a treat is all that she requires. We tagged along with Cali, a certified therapy K-9, as she made her rounds at Hasbro Children's Hospital. Cali is eager to get to work. The Australian labradoodle, selected for her calm demeanor, splits her time between Hasbro Children's Hospital and the Cranston Police Department's Special Victims Unit.
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1 month ago |
turnto10.com | Patrice Wood
TOPICS:Jules Hope ChestRhode IslandChildhood essentialsMildred LopezMaria CanilJulie SilvaSNAP benefitsCommunity supportAs the price of just about everything is going up, there's a place in Rhode Island where people who really need help can get it. Jules Hope Chest is a store without price tags. Twenty-five-year-old Mildred Lopez is expecting her first child. Her husband is employed, but Mildred went to Jules Hope Chest on Waterman Avenue in East Providence to supplement as prices soar.
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1 month ago |
turnto10.com | Patrice Wood
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — What makes Southern New England such a gem? Narragansett Bay is always on the list. The bay, once filled with toxins and sewage, has come a long way thanks to Save The Bay and many volunteers. Save the Bay Executive Director Topher Hamblett has been part of the team fiercely guarding our precious, irreplaceable natural resource, Narragansett Bay, our rivers and streams, for much of his life -- more than 30 years.
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Well, this was fun! While doing a story at Hasbro Children’s Hospital, I got a hug from Cranston’s K-9 Cali, a certified therapy dog. @HasbroChildrens @Cranstonpolice @NBC10 https://t.co/ha6K94yRJL
Community treasure: How the @ebccenter helps survivors of domestic violence. @NBC10 @ricadv https://t.co/5j5jqydQnT
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