Narragansett
South County Journal
01:00 AM EST on Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Ella Sekatau, Narragansett tribal ethno-historian and medicine woman, will present a program tonight at 7 on “Lifestyles of the Narragansett People” at the Clark Memorial Library.
Tomorrow, a family craft night will be held at the library at 6:30 p.m. The program will feature a craft activity suitable for children 6 and older. Registration for the free program is requested. Call 364-6100.
And on Wednesday, Nov. 29, Diane Pryor will do a needle-felting workshop at 7 p.m. An $8 materials fee and registration will be required.
A Beaver Walk will be held at the Arcadia Management Area in Charlestown Saturday.
Frances Topping will lead the 2 p.m. walk through the management area’s diverse forest habitats, ponds and streams in search of signs of the beavers that live there.
The event is sponsored by the Rhode Island Wild Plant Society. Admission is $5.
For more information, call 453-3777.
Projo Video
 | Police say a Providence rivalry extends even into the graveyard |
 | Ethan Zohn, winner of Survivor: Africa, continues his fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa |
 | Diverted ship, storms delay wedding |
More Narragansett stories
Most viewed yesterday
Donaldson -- Brady's health will determine how far these Patriots go
After two preseason games, Patriots are far from being a super team
Inmate had sex with supervisor during work release, officials say
West Warwick, state of Rhode Island propose settlements in Station fire
Most active surveys
Are you considering switching to a cheaper alternative to heat your home?
Should the drinking age be lowered?
React to the latest Station fire settlement offer
Most e-mailed in the last 24 hours
