SENATOR REED OUTLINES REBUILD AMERICA'S SCHOOLS ACT
Press Conference Held at Winters Elementary School
During a tour of local schools in Pawtucket and Central Falls today, U.S. Senator Jack Reed got a firsthand look at some of the challenges students, teachers, and principals face when it comes to school infrastructure and how it affects classroom productivity and health.
Senator Reed, who was joined on the school tours by Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien and Central Falls Mayor James Diossa, says that from leaky roofs, to aging pipes, to faltering heating and cooling systems, the condition of school infrastructure has a direct impact on classroom learning environments, and given the enormous scope of need, the federal government needs to step up and be a partner in upgrading public school infrastructure.
See the full press release here.
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MIRROR IMAGE PRINTS PATRIOTS CHAMPIONSHIP T-SHIRTS!
As soon as the New England Patriots won the NFL Super Bowl, Mirror Image in Pawtucket once again fired up the presses and began production of the championship t-shirts! Mirror Image has done so in the past, but for the first time also supplied the t-shirts directly to the pro shop at Gillette Stadium.
Check out videos from WPRI
here.
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Bristol County Savings Donates to Senior Center
Thank you to Bristol County Savings Bank (BCSB) who, through its Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation (BCSCF), donated $2,500 to the Leon Mathieu Senior Center. They donated close to $350,000 to over 40 non-profit organizations in all of the communities they serve.
Pictured from left to right are: Jack Partridge, Pawtucket Advisory Board Member, BCSCF; Ed Soares, City of Pawtucket; Mary Lou Moran, Leon Mathieu Senior Center; Patrick Murray, President & CEO, BCSB and President, BCSCF; and Dennis Leahy, Executive Vice President, Treasurer & CFO, BCSB and Treasurer, BCSCF.
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