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Also on today's calendar: Join Rock Voices, the community choir that ONLY sings rock music! and 9 more events.
And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, Abigail V.!
Today's riddle: Is there anybody completely useless? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Open House at Saint Raphael Academy on October 4 (thericatholic.com) — Families in Pawtucket can explore Saint Raphael Academy at an open house on Sunday, October 4, from noon to 3 p.m. at its Walcott Street campus. Prospective students will tour with current "Saints," meet teachers and coaches, learn about STEAM programs and college-credit options, and can also register for upcoming shadow day visits.
2. Burbage's 'Much Ado About Nothing' Shines Bright as Season Opener (997wpro.com) — Pawtucket theatergoers can catch a lively, modern staging of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" at Burbage Theatre's Wendy Overly Studio on Blackstone Avenue, running through October 11. The intimate 77-seat Pawtucket venue features a strong cast, updated design touches, and an accessible, humorous take on the classic comedy, with tickets available online in advance.
3. Pawtucket police cruiser damaged in apparent crash (wpri.com) — A Pawtucket police cruiser was heavily damaged Tuesday night in an apparent crash near George Bennett Highway and Division Street, with airbags deployed and downed utility wires reported at the scene. Authorities have not yet said how the crash happened or whether anyone was hurt, and Pawtucket police are expected to release more details as the investigation continues.
4. Rhode Island Storm Preparedness: 3-Part RINewsToday series. TODAY: Know Your Risk. Make Your Plan. (rinewstoday.com) — Rhode Island emergency officials urge residents in communities including Pawtucket to review hurricane evacuation maps now, before any coastal storm threatens. The guide walks you through checking your flood risk, choosing a safe destination, planning transportation for vulnerable relatives and pets, and making sure you can stay informed and connected if power goes out or roads flood.
5. Brown vs. Harvard game to be played in Pawtucket, student ticket prices soar (browndailyherald.com) — This year's Brown vs. Harvard football game, normally at Brown Stadium, will instead be played under the lights at Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket, with shuttles running from campus. Pawtucket residents can expect a nearly sold-out crowd, higher ticket prices, and an influx of students and visiting fans for the nationally televised matchup.
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