Mother's Day, Seeking A Hall Of Famer; And A Medieval Faire

JohnstonPatch keeps an eye out for articles in the two weekly papers that publish in Johnston, the Sun Rise and the Johnston Insider.

Here's a look at stories posted for the week of May 13, 2011:

Johnston Sun Rise:

The senior center hosted a special Mother's Day Luncheon on May 6: Mothers get their special day at Johnston Senior Center, by Reporter Pete Fontaine

The towns of Johnston and North Providence are consolidating their Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) efforts: Johnston and N Providence join forces for home repair program , by Reporter Matt Bower

At Saturday night's varsity softball game, members of the Lady Panthers squad (currently on a six-game win streak) are scheduled to host a "Pink Out" to raise awareness of breast cancer. That report, and other sports news: Streaking Panthers set for 'Pink Out', by the Sun Rise sports staff

Athletic Co-Director Gary Mazzie is trying to find the last of 136 inaugural Athletic Hall Of Famers — Ronald Williams, Class of 1975: Ronald Williams only Hall of Famer still missing , by Reporter Pete Fontaine

Johnston Insider:

A Johnston high school grad (Class of '83) returns to lord over his kingdom today at the Medieval Faire set for today from noon to 4 p.m.: Johnston native King Lucan returns for Mohr's medieval faire

The town planning board approved a plan for a new CVS pharmacy at the intersection of George Waterman Road and Putnam Pike on May 3: Proposed plan for Putnam Pike CVS gets OK