Woonsocket Radio News Room

 

 

Thursday March 22nd from 6-7pm

Join us at the Woonsocket Harris Public Library for

Stories from the land of India

Listen to stories from long ago about animals and history of India.

This program is great for families of children ages 2.5 and up. 

We will have coloring sheets for families to take home or color in the library after the program. 

Takes place in the children's program room of the library.

 

Although walk-ins are welcome we do ask people to register to make sure we have enough chairs set out and copies made of coloring sheets ahead of time. 

To register call 401-769-9044 2

 

Note: this program was originally to have Mehendi or Indian Henna but there will not be enought time for that in this program. 

 

 

Sponsored by the Friends of the Woonsocket Harris Public Library

 

 

 

Chris Wallace Goldstein
Children's Librarian
Woonsocket Harris Public Library
www.woonsocketlibrary.org
401-769-9044 ext 2 for children's services

    

The second day of testimony in former President Trump's criminal hush money trial has wrapped. Trump once again blasted the validity of the trial, saying it's being conducted at the behest of President Biden to keep him off the campaign trail. The trial will resume Thursday after an off day tomorrow.       The funding for anti-Israel protests at New York City univsities is being looked into by the NYPD. The NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Operations says he suspects "professional agitators" are behind the protests centered on the Israel-Hamas war. He notes the student encampments at Columbia and NYU are all using the same color tents.        The Senate is likely to approve a 95-billion dollar aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific as early as tonight. The package, which passed the House Saturday, includes 60-billion in military assistance for Ukraine, 26-billion in aid for Israel and humanitarian relief in Gaza, and eight-billion for Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says the time has come to finish the job and help U.S. allies abroad.        The Federal Trade Commission is banning noncompete agreements. According to the FTC, about 18-percent of the workforce in the U.S. is covered by such agreements, which stop them from working for competitors or starting a new competing business when leaving a job. Pro-business groups are expected to try to use legal action to block the rule from going into effect.       Amazon is canceling drone delivery in California. The e-commerce giant says it is closing Prime Air delivery in the state to expand the service in other areas of the country. Prime Air uses drones to deliver packages to a customer's backyard within an hour of ordering.       Rapper Megan Thee Stallion is being sued by a former cameraman for harassment and creating a hostile work environment. NBC News reports that Emilio Garcia alleges he was trapped in a moving vehicle and was forced to watch Megan have sex with another woman. He also says he was fat shamed, treated differently by the rapper, and told to not speak about what he witnessed.       

Old News Archives